Plutarch's Lives

Thessalus

Family: Athens · Role: accuser · First appears: Pericles

Pericles

  • parent: Cimon “by their very names they were not to be looked upon as native and true Athenians, but foreigners and strangers, one being called Lacedaemonius, another Thessalus, and the third Eleus”

Alcibiades

  • enemies with Alcibiades “These were the matters contained in the articles of information, which Thessalus, the son of Cimon, exhibited against Alcibiades”

Marcus Cato

  • parent: Pisistratus “by whom he had, it is said, Iophon and Thessalus”
  • parent: Timonassa “by whom he had, it is said, Iophon and Thessalus”

Cimon

  • parent: Cimon “Diodorus, the geographer, asserts that both these, and another son of Cimon's, whose name was Thessalus, were born of Isodice”
  • parent: Isodice “Diodorus, the geographer, asserts that both these, and another son of Cimon's, whose name was Thessalus, were born of Isodice”

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