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  1. α4734ἈψίνηςApsines[1] PLRE I Apsines (1). [2] See omicron 327 (Onasimus); alpha 4736 (Apsines).Matched in noteshighshort
  2. α4736ἈψίνηςApsinesPLRE I Apsines(2). Possibly = Apsines the Spartan (Eunapius, Lives of the Sophists 482, 483-5). [1] [omicron 327] Onasimus. [2] [alpha 4735] Apsines.Matched in noteshighshort
  3. α4735ἈψίνηςApsinesRE Apsines, with Suppl. 14.53; NP Apsines; OCD4 Apsines; PIR2 A978. For the rhetorical treatise traditionally attributed to Apsines see Dilts and Kennedy (1997), including text and translation. Heath (1998) argues that the attribution …Matched in noteshighshort
  4. μ46ΜαΐωρMaior, Major[1] PLRE I Maior. [2] alpha 4735: Apsines. [3] nu 373: Nicagoras. [4] Philip the Arab, reigned 244-249: De Imperatoribus Romanis entry at web address 1 (Michael L. Meckler).Matched in noteshighshort
  5. γ9ΓαϊανόςGaianus, Gaianos… suggests a connection with the Lydian city of Gagai). [1] Apsines: alpha 4735. [2] Probably a garbled reference to Maximinus (Thrax, emperor 235-238) -- an emendation which Kuster wanted to make here -- and …Matched in noteshighshort
  6. α4204ἈσπάσιοςAspasius, Aspasios… (1998) speculates that the rhetorical treatise attributed to [alpha 4735] Apsines may, if that attribution is mistaken, be the work of Aspasius. [1] So the transmitted text, *)hpei/rou, but (as Adler notes) it was …Matched in noteshighshort
  7. ε2701Ἐπίτιμονworthy, enfranchised… be from a sophistic reworking of the argument (cf. Valerius Apsines 342, Rhetores Graeci (Walz) 4.707-8, 7.781, for the interest among late rhetoricians in the trope).Matched in noteshighshort

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