Dardanus
Δάρδανος
(Δάρδανος).
1. A Stoic philosopher and contemporary of Antiochus of Ascalon (about B. C. 110), who was at the head of the Stoic school at Athens together with Mnesarchus. (Cic. Ac. 2.22; Zumpt, Ueber den Bestand der Philos. Schulen in Athen, p. 80)
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