Philip the Lacedaemonian

Family: Lacedaemonians · First appears: Book 8 · Chapter 26 · Part 4

At Miletus, Philip the Lacedaemonian and Hippocrates the Spartan wrote to Mindarus that the ships would not come and that Tissaphernes was abusing them. Earlier, the Peloponnesian vessels sailed past and anchored between Thoricus and Prasiae before arriving at Oropus.

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Life events

• Philip and Hippocrates reported to Mindarus that Tissaphernes’s ships would not come and that he was abusing them.(Book 8 · Chapter 26 · Part 4 · 📍 Miletus)
  • With: Hippocrates the Spartan Mindarus Tissaphernes
  • “Philip, who had been sent with him, and another Spartan, Hippocrates, who was at Phaselis, wrote word to Mindarus, the admiral, that the ships were not coming at all, and that they were being grossly abused by Tissaphernes.”

Book 8 · Chapter 26 · Part 4

• with Tissaphernes (No direct statement of a relationship between these individuals appears in this chapter.) “Meanwhile the Peloponnesian vessels sailed by, and rounding Sunium anchored between Thoricus and Prasiae, and afterwards arrived at Oropus.”
• with Mindarus (Philip sent information to Mindarus.) “To return to the Peloponnesians in Miletus. No pay was forthcoming from any of the agents deputed by Tissaphernes for that purpose upon his departure for Aspendus; neither the Phoenician fleet nor Tissaphernes showed any signs of appearing, and Philip, who had been sent with him, and another Spartan, Hippocrates, who was at Phaselis, wrote word to Mindarus, the admiral, that the ships were not coming at all, and that they were being grossly abused by Tissaphernes.”
• with Tissaphernes (Philip had been sent with Tissaphernes.) “Philip, who had been sent with him, and another Spartan, Hippocrates, who was at Phaselis, wrote word to Mindarus, the admiral, that the ships were not coming at all, and that they were being grossly abused by Tissaphernes.”

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Extracted from the original text of History of the Peloponnesian War. Made with Rho MD.