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PHYLARCHUS , a See also: Greek historian, who flourished during the See also: time of See also: Aratus, the See also: strategus of the Achaean See also: League, in the 3rd century B.C
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His birthplace is variously given as Athens, See also: Naucratis, or Sicyon
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He was probably a native of Naucratis, and subsequently migrated to Athens
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He was the author of a See also: history in 28 books, covering the See also: period from the expedition of See also: Pyrrhus See also: king of
See also: Epirus to See also: Peloponnesus (272) to the See also: death of the Spartan king Cleomenes (220) after his defeat by Antigonus Doson
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See also: Polybius (ii
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56-63) charges him with undue partiality for Cleomenes and unfairness towards Aratus; Plutarch (Aratus, 38 ), who is of the same opinion, did not hesitate to use him freely in his own See also: biographies of See also: Agis and Cleomenes
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Fragments and See also: life in C
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See also: Muller, Fragmenta historicorum graecorum, vol. i
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(1841); monographs by J
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F
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Lucht (1836) and C
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A . F . Brilckner (1839) ; C . See also: Wachsmuth, Einleitung in das Studium der See also: alien Geschichte (1895)
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