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Dionysius of Miletus

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    Of two eminent orators, Dionysius of Miletus and Favorinus of Arelate (in Gaul), Hadrian openly favoured and advanced the former; he then tried to overthrow him. Favorinus was living in exile toward the end of Hadrian’s reign. The emperor’s tastes dominated the world.

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    Of two eminent orators, Dionysius of Miletus and Favorinus of Arelate (in Gaul), Hadrian openly favoured and advanced the former; he then tried to overthrow him. Favorinus was living in exile toward the end of Hadrian’s reign. The emperor’s tastes dominated the world.

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