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I take the dating from Farrington (2012), 147 note 473, who refers to the source IG II(2), 3163 mentioning the Hadrianeia - presumed to be of Athens - founded in ca. 131-2 A.D. and the lack of references to contests that postdate Hadrian. The source is not entirely legible - some crowns seem to have been defaced - but mentions several victories 'in a row' and generally enumerates victories in famous contests, besides 35 agones thematikoi kai talantiaioi, presumably all of them in boxing. - PK
Based on Tulius' victories, a calender of festivals can be reconstructed. He was the first boxer to win the Panhellenia, Olympic games, Isthmian games, Hadrianeia and Capitolian games, in that order. He died at 32 years of ages in Athens, possibly acoompanied by his brother (Gouw). In total, 50+ victories: Olympia (2), Corinth, Athens (4), Argos (2), Neapolis (2), Smyrna, Rome, Ephesos, Pergamon, and some prize games (35)
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