Lysiades
Λυσιάδης
(Λυσιάδης).
1. An Athenian poet, (probably dithyrambic, since his victory was gained with a chorus of boys), whose name appears on the choragic monument of Lysicrates, which fixes his date to Ol. 111.2, B. C. 335. [LYSICRATES.]
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