Deinias
Deinias ( Greek Δεινίας ) from Argos was an ancient Greek historian . He lived in the 3rd century BC. And wrote a history of Argos ( Argolika ) in nine volumes, of which only a few fragments have survived . In his work he treated the story from the mythical period to the Battle of Kleonai (around 235 BC).
His identity with the Deinias , the 252 BC. BC, together with Aristotle the dialectician , killed the tyrant of the city of Sikyon , Abantidas , is uncertain.
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- Eduard Schwartz : Deinias (7). In: Pauly-Wissowa RE. Volume 4.2 (1901), Col. 2389f.
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SURNAME | Deinias |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Δεινίας (ancient Greek spelling) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Greek historian and possibly tyrannicide |
DATE OF BIRTH | 3rd century BC Chr. |
DATE OF DEATH | after 235 BC Chr. |