Cornelius Nepos

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• Roman Republican consuls (14)

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• 362 BC deaths

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• Ancient Roman dictators (24)

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• Silver Age Latin writers (38)

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• Roman era Greek historians (33)

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  • Late Roman era Greek historians
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• 1st-century BC writers (21)

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• Ancient Greek essayists

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• 5th-century BC Greek people

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• Ancient Theban generals

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• Ostracized Athenians (10)

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• Attic orators (10)

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• 338 BC deaths

  • Archidamus III
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  • Isocrates
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  • Shang Yang

• Ancient Greeks accused of sacrilege

  • Aeschylus
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• Classical era Greek historians (14)

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• See also (20)

  • Nepotism
  • John Selby Watson
  • Latin
  • Diodorus Siculus
  • L. Cornelius Cinna
  • L. Cornelius Cinna
  • Nkomo, Joshua
  • Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology
  • De viris illustribus
  • Latin literature
  • Eutropius
  • Thracian Chersonese
  • Pelopidas
  • Latin texts
  • Cornelius Vanderbilt
  • Cleombrotus
  • Lesbia
  • Prusias I of Bithynia
  • Agesilaus
  • Arrian
  • Patristic
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