IV. NICIAS 1. [Plut.] vit. X οr. 835 D (Lvsias): διέμεινε παιδευόμενος παρὰ Tισίᾳ καὶ Νικίᾳ τοῖς Συρακοσίοις. Niciae nomen suspectum Spengelio (A. S. 38). 2. Sud. lex. s. v. Λυσίας: Λ. Κεφάλου, Συρακούσιος, ῥήτωρ, μαθητὴς Tισίου καὶ Νικίου. Inde, quae vocatur Eudocia. 3. Photius Bibl. 489 b 26 Bkk.: διέτριβεν (Lysias) ἀκροώμενος Tισίου τε καὶ Νικία τῶν Συρακουσίων. Ex Pseudoplutarcho hausta. 4. Philod. rhet. I p. 125, 23 S.: καὶ πάλιν αὗται (αὶ τέχναι?) τῶν [παρ]ὰ τοῖς ἄλ[λ]ο[ις] ἐ[ζ]ηλωμέ[ν]ων Ε[ὐ]φ[ρά]νορος [καὶ] Νικίου [καὶ] Νικομά[χ]ου κα[ὶ Τει]σίου. Ut in re incerta adscripsi.
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IV. NICIAS 1. [Plutarch], Lives of the Ten Orators: He kept being educated by the Syracusans Tisias and Nicias. Spengel doubted the name “Nicias”. 2. Suda s.v Lysias: Lysias son of Kephalos, of Syracuse, an orator, student of Tisias and Nicias. After this, the one called Eudocia. 3. Photius, Library: Lysias spent his time listening to the teachings of the Syracusans Nicias and Tisias. Drawn from Pseudo-Plutarch. 4. Philodemos, On Rhetoric: … And these (treatises?) by authors much emulated by others: Euphranor, Nikias, Nikomachos and Tisias… Uncertain. |