Maximus Aegiensis
ὁ Αἰγιεύς
(ὁ Αἰγιεύς), of Aegae in Cilicia, a writer contemporary with Apollonius of Tyana [APOLLONIUS TYANAEUS], of some of whose transactions he wrote an account, lostratus [PHILOSTRATUS] in his biography of that philosopher. (Philostr. Apollon. Vit. 1.3; Euseb. In Hieroclem, 100.2, 3; Tzetzes, Chilias. II. Hist. 60, vs. 974, Chilias. IX. Hist. 291, vs. 865; Voss. De Hist. Graec. 2.10.)
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