Antiochus (pilot of Alcibiades)

Also known as: Antiochus · Family: Athenians · Role: pilot · First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 17

Life events

Lysander defeated Antiochus and Alcibiades’ Athenian galleys near Ephesus.(Book 3 · Chapter 17 · 📍 Ephesus)
- With: Lysander Alcibiades
- “the one near Ephesus when he defeated Antiochus, the pilot of Alcibiades, and the Athenian gallies”
Lysander defeated Antiochus after enticing him to attack the Lacedæmonian fleet.(Book 9 · Chapter 32 · 📍 city of the Colophonians)
- With: Lysander
- “Watching when Alcibiades was absent from the fleet, he enticed his pilot Antiochus to think he could cope with the Lacedæmonian fleet, and when he sailed out against them boldly and confidently, defeated him not far from the city of the Colophonians.”

with Lysander (Lysander defeated Antiochus.) “the one near Ephesus when he defeated Antiochus, the pilot of Alcibiades, and the Athenian gallies”
with Alcibiades (Antiochus was Alcibiades' pilot.) “Antiochus, the pilot of Alcibiades”

with Lysander (Lysander defeated Antiochus in a naval engagement.) “Watching when Alcibiades was absent from the fleet, he enticed his pilot Antiochus to think he could cope with the Lacedæmonian fleet, and when he sailed out against them boldly and confidently, defeated him not far from the city of the Colophonians.”
enemies with Lysander “Watching when Alcibiades was absent from the fleet, he enticed his pilot Antiochus to think he could cope with the Lacedæmonian fleet, and when he sailed out against them boldly and confidently, defeated him not far from the city of the Colophonians.”
with Alcibiades (Antiochus was Alcibiades' pilot.) “Watching when Alcibiades was absent from the fleet, he enticed his pilot Antiochus to think he could cope with the Lacedæmonian fleet, and when he sailed out against them boldly and confidently, defeated him not far from the city of the Colophonians.”

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