Androclus
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Androclus — Andrōclus, entlaufener röm. Sklave aus der Zeit des Tiberius, der angeblich auf seiner Flucht einem Löwen in der Wüste einen Dorn ausgezogen hatte. Als er später, zum Kampf in der Arena verurteilt, dem Tier gegenübergestellt wurde, legte es sich… … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
ANDROCLUS — Codri fil. Rex Ionum. Pausan l. 7. partem Ephesi, τρηχεῖαν dictam, oppido inclusit. Erat autem illa ἡ ύπὲρ Τὸν Κοριςςον παρώρεια, iugum collis (urbi imminens) supra Corissum, ut habet Strabo. Postea ex montanis descendentes circa Dianae Templum… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Androclus — Androklos oder Androklus (griech. Άνδροκλος; lat. Androclus) ist der Name folgender Personen: Androklos (Sohn des Kodros), Sohn des Kodros, Erbauer von Ephesos. Androklus (Sklave) (1. Jhdt. n. Chr.), ein berühmter Sklave eines römischen Consuls … Deutsch Wikipedia
Androclus — Ạndroclus, nach einer u. a. bei A.Gellius (5, 14) überlieferten Geschichte ein entlaufener Sklave, der im 1. Jahrhundert n. Chr. den wilden Tieren vorgeworfen, aber durch einen Löwen gerettet wurde, den er einst von einem Dorn befreit hatte.… … Universal-Lexikon
Androcles — (or Androclus), is a character, who may not have been entirely fictional, in tales that describe him as a slave in the Roman Empire in the early 1st century CE, about the time of Tiberius but possibly in the reign of Caligula. The classic tale… … Wikipedia
Androcles — /an dreuh kleez /, n. Rom. Legend. a slave who was spared in the arena by a lion from whose foot he had long before extracted a thorn. Also, Androclus /an dreuh kleuhs/. * * * ▪ Roman legendary figure also spelled Androclus, Roman slave… … Universalium
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