Procles (son of Eucrates)

Also known as: Procles · Family: Carthage · Role: Carthaginian · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 21

Book 4 · Chapter 35

• with Alexander (son of Philip) (Procles praised Alexander's good fortune and exploits.) “Procles the Carthaginian has given Alexander the son of Philip more praise for his good fortune and the lustre of his exploits”
• with Pyrrhus (son of Æacides) (Procles judged Pyrrhus superior in military command and tactics.) “Procles the Carthaginian has given Alexander the son of Philip more praise for his good fortune and the lustre of his exploits, but for the disposition of an army and strategical tactics in the face of an enemy he says Pyrrhus was the better man.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.