Greek historiography fragments
Ctesias (late 5th c. BCE)
Philistus of Syracuse (ca. 430–356 BCE)
Theopompus of Chios (ca. 378/377–ca. 320 BCE)
Dinon of Colophon (4th c. BCE)
Beros(s)us of Babylon (late 4th c. BCE)
Timaeus of Tauromenium (ca. 320–ca. 260 BCE)
Phylarchus (3rd c. BCE)
Agathocles (of Cyzicus or Babylonia?) (3rd c. BCE ?)
Fabius Pictor (3rd c. BCE)
Promathion (3rd c. BCE ?)
Agatharchides of Cnidus (fl. 2nd c. BCE)
(”)Agatharchides of Samos(”)
[Aristides of Miletus] (fl. 2nd c. BCE)
Silenus of Caleacte (2nd c. BCE)
Critolaus (fl. 2nd c. BCE ?)
Alexander Polyhistor (ca. 120–ca. 40 BCE)
Nicolaus of Damascus (born ca. 64 BCE)
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After the murder of his brother Tanyoxarces.
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Shortly before the birth of Dionysius I of Syracuse.
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After the death of Pelops' chariot-driver Cillus; associated with the foundation of Cilla and the cult of Apollo Cillaeus in the Troad.
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Shortly before the sack of Sybaris.
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During his siege of Syracuse during the Seventh(?) Greco-Punic War.
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Associated with the foundation of Alba Longa.
Associated with certain Ludi.
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Shortly before Stratonice's death.
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Before the Battle of Vesuvius during the Second Latin War.
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After capturing Saguntum during the Second Punic War.
Before the birth of Cyrus the Great; apparently while sleeping in a temple.