Plutarch
Biographer and philosopher from Chaeronea, ca. 45–before 125 CE.
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Shortly before Agesilaus' expedition against the Persian empire; associated with the cult of Artemis at Aulis.
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Shortly before the birth of Alexander the Great.
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Before the Battle of Issus during Alexander the Great's invasion of the Persian empire.
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During the Siege of Tyre during Alexander's invasion of the Persian empire.
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Associated with the foundation of Alexandria in Egypt.
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Shortly before the death of Cleitus "the Black".
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On the eve of the Battle of Plataea during the Second Persian War.
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Associated with Mardonius' death in the Battle of Plataea; while sleeping in the Amphiaraeon at Oropus.
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The night before his death at Julius Caesar's public funeral.
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Associated with the political career and death of Gaius Gracchus.
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On the night before crossing the Rubicon at the start of his Civil War.
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The night before his death at Julius Caesar's public funeral.
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Associated with Augustus' reign (27 BCE–14 CE).
While sleeping in a sanctuary of Pasiphaë in Laconia; associated with Cleomenes' attack on the ephors.
During Crassus and Pompey's first consulship.
Associated with the Mithridatic dynasty.
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Shortly after the death of Philip II of Macedon.
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Shortly before his death; while sleeping in a sanctuary of Poseidon on Calauria.
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During the Siege of Cyzicus during the Third Mithridatic War.
Just before the Battle of Lemnos, while sleeping in a sanctuary of Aphrodite in the Troad.
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Shortly before capturing Sinope during the Third Mithridatic War.
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During the siege of Aphytis, associated with the cult of Ammon at Aphytis.
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Shortly before the Battle of Leuctra, associated with the cult of Scedasus and the Leuctrides.
Shortly before Agesilaus' expedition against the Persian empire, associated with the cult of Artemis at Aulis.
Shortly before Agesilaus' expedition against the Persian empire, associated with the cult of Artemis at Aulis.
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During the construction of the Propylaea on the Acropolis at Athens, associated with the cult of Athena Hygieia on the Acropolis.
During Crassus and Pompey's first consulship.
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Shortly before the Battle of the Lycus during the Third Mithridatic War.
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On the eve of the Battle of Sacriportus.
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Associated with a cult of the Mother of the Gods in Phrygia / Dindymene at Magnesia in Ionia.
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When Timoleon of Corinth was preparing to sail to Sicily at the beginning of the Sixth(?) Greco-Punic War; associated with the cult of Demeter and Kore at Corinth (?).
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Shortly before the Battle of Leuctra, associated with the cult of Scedasus and the Leuctrides.
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Shortly after the death of his son Euthynoos.
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Associated with the cult of Aphrodite near Lechaeum.
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Associated with Mardonius' death in the Battle of Plataea; while sleeping in the Amphiaraeon at Oropus.
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Associated with an oracle of Mopsus in Cilicia.