Herodotus' Histories

Cleades

Family: Plataian · Role: public guest-friend of the Eginetans · First appears: Book 9 · §79–87

Life events

  • Cleades raised a burial mound for the absent Eginetans at their request.(Book 9 · §79–87 · 📍 Plataia)
    • “there is one there called the burial-place of the Eginetans, which I hear was raised at the request of the Eginetans by Cleades the son of Autodicos, a man of Plataia who was their public guest-friend, no less than ten years after these events.”

Book 9 · §79–87

  • parent: Autodicos “Cleades the son of Autodicos”
  • with Autodicos (Autodicos is identified as Cleades's father.) “Cleades the son of Autodicos, a man of Plataia who was their public guest-friend,”

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