Rhianus
Rhianus (275–300) was a poet, historian and epigrammatist.
Also recorded as Rhianus of Bene.
Rhianus in brief
- Born
- 275
- Died
- 300
- Known for
- poet, historian and epigrammatist
- Place of birth
- Crete
Overview
Born at Crete in 275, died at Alexandria in 300.
In detail
the recorded working language is Ancient Greek.
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q2319055: Rhianus
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