Alcinous, active 2nd century

found: The handbook of Platonism, 1993:CIP t.p. (Alcinous) galley (commentator asserts that paleographic and internal evidence show that author has been incorrrectly identified as Albinus, and that the true author is a 2nd-century middle Platonist philosopher named Alcinous (not Alcinous the Stoic), but that there is no further information about him)

found: Alcinoos. Enseignement des doctrines de Platon, 2002:t.p. (Alcinoos) p. vii-ix (since 1879 Alcinoos was identified with Albinus, but current evidence shows that the author of Didaskalikos was not Albinus, but a middle Platonist named Alcinoos; not the same as Alcinous the Stoic, who spelled his name Ἀλκίνους, not Ἀλκίνοος, the spelling of the author of Didaskalikos)

found: Brill's new Pauly online, 8 December 2010(Alcinous, Ἀλκίνοος, Alkínoos; Platonic philosopher of the 2nd century AD, author of Didaskalikos, which was previously ascribed to Albinus of Smyrna)

found: Oxford classical dictionary, 1996:p. 54 (Alcinous was long identified with the 2nd century AD Platonist Albinus)