Aristagoras of Kyme
Family: Aiolian · Role: man of consequence · First appears: Book 4 · §135–142
Life events
- The Ionian leaders adopt Histiaios's opinion instead of Miltiades's.(Book 4 · §135–142)
- With: Histiaios Daphnis Hippoclos Herophantos Metrodoros Aristagoras of Kyzicos Ariston Strattis Aiakes Laodamas
- “forthwith all turned to this opinion, whereas at the first they were adopting that of Miltiades.”
- The Ionians resolve to break part of the bridge as a deceptive show of compliance.(Book 4 · §135–142 · 📍 Ister)
- With: Histiaios Daphnis Hippoclos Herophantos Metrodoros Aristagoras of Kyzicos Ariston Strattis Aiakes Laodamas
- “they resolved to add to it deeds and words as follows, namely to break up that part of the bridge which was on the side towards the Scythians, to break it up, I say, for a distance equal to the range of an arrow,”
Book 4 · §135–142
- patron: Dareios “and of the Aiolians the only man of consequence there present was Aristagoras of Kyme.”
Book 5 · §36–44
- parent: Heracleides (Heracleides is Aristagoras of Kyme's father.) “and Aristagoras the son of Heracleides of Kyme,”
- with Iatragoras (Iatragoras was sent to seize the commanders, including Aristagoras of Kyme.) “So Iatragoras was sent for this purpose and seized by craft Oliatos the son of Ibanollis of Mylasa, and Histiaios the son of Tymnes of Termera, and Coës the son of Erxander, to whom Dareios had given Mytilene as a gift, and Aristagoras the son of Heracleides of Kyme, and many others;”
- with Oliatos (Oliatos was among the commanders seized.) “So Iatragoras was sent for this purpose and seized by craft Oliatos the son of Ibanollis of Mylasa, and Histiaios the son of Tymnes of Termera, and Coës the son of Erxander, to whom Dareios had given Mytilene as a gift, and Aristagoras the son of Heracleides of Kyme, and many others;”
- with Histiaios (Histiaios was among the commanders seized.) “So Iatragoras was sent for this purpose and seized by craft Oliatos the son of Ibanollis of Mylasa, and Histiaios the son of Tymnes of Termera, and Coës the son of Erxander, to whom Dareios had given Mytilene as a gift, and Aristagoras the son of Heracleides of Kyme, and many others;”
- with Coës (Coës was among the commanders seized.) “So Iatragoras was sent for this purpose and seized by craft Oliatos the son of Ibanollis of Mylasa, and Histiaios the son of Tymnes of Termera, and Coës the son of Erxander, to whom Dareios had given Mytilene as a gift, and Aristagoras the son of Heracleides of Kyme, and many others;”
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