King Gelon II of Syracuse

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King Gelon II of Syracuse was a 3rd-century BC ruler of the Sicilian city-state of Syracuse, known as a patron of learning and the dedicatee of Archimedes’ work *The Sand Reckoner*.

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Gelon II of Syracuse 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hellenistic ruler
human
king
associatedWithWorkBy Archimedes NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Syracuse NERFINISHED
culture Greek
dedicateeOf The Sand Reckoner NERFINISHED
era Hellenistic period
ethnicGroup Greek people
fieldOfActivity politics
royal court patronage
gender male
governed Syracuse NERFINISHED
hasAssociate Archimedes NERFINISHED
knownFor being a patron of learning
being dedicatee of Archimedes’ The Sand Reckoner
language Ancient Greek
locatedInTime 3rd century BC
name Gelon II of Syracuse NERFINISHED
King Gelon II of Syracuse NERFINISHED
notableFigureIn history of mathematics
history of science
notableWorkDedicatedToHim The Sand Reckoner NERFINISHED
partOf Hellenistic Sicily NERFINISHED
history of Syracuse
patronOf learning
mathematics
philosophy
science
patronOfPerson Archimedes NERFINISHED
positionHeld king of Syracuse
realm Syracuse NERFINISHED
regionRuled Sicily NERFINISHED
religion Ancient Greek religion
residence Syracuse NERFINISHED
typeOfMonarch city-state ruler

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The Sand Reckoner dedicatedTo King Gelon II of Syracuse
The Sand Reckoner addressedTo King Gelon II of Syracuse
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