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Epigenes

Epigenes may refer to: * Epigenes of Athens, c. 4th century BC ancient Greek comic poet * Epigenes of Byzantium (died c. 200 BC), ancient Greek astrologer * Epigenes of Sicyon, 4th century BC ancient Greek tragedist * Epigenes, son of Antiphon, a disciple of Socrates * Epigenes (crater), a lunar crater named after the astrologer

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Epigenes may refer to: * Epigenes of Athens, c. 4th century BC ancient Greek comic poet * Epigenes of Byzantium (died c. 200 BC), ancient Greek astrologer * Epigenes of Sicyon, 4th century BC ancient Greek tragedist * Epigenes, son of Antiphon, a disciple of Socrates * Epigenes (crater), a lunar crater named after the astrologer

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