Clinopater
Role: father of Antipater · First appears: Book 6 · Chapter 2
Life events
- Antipater rejected Dionysius’s bribe and declared himself a Milesian.(Book 6 · Chapter 2)
- With: Antipater (Milesian athlete, son of Clinopater) Dionysius
- “But Antipater, despising the tyrant’s bribe, declared himself a Milesian, and inscribed on his effigy that he was a Milesian”
Book 6 · Chapter 2
- child: Antipater (Milesian athlete, son of Clinopater) “one of the Milesian Antipater, the son of Clinopater, who beat all the boys in boxing.”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.