Philocles
Role: Athenian general · First appears: Book 2, section 1, part 2/2
Life events
- Lysander brought Athenian generals Philocles and Adeimantus to Lampsacus as prisoners.(Book 2, section 1, part 2/2 · 📍 Lampsacus)
- With: Lysander Adeimantus
- “Lysander, on his side, conveyed the ships and prisoners and all other spoil back to Lampsacus, having on board some of the Athenian generals, notably Philocles and Adeimantus.”
- Lysander delivered Philocles to the executioner.(Book 2, section 1, part 2/2)
- With: Lysander
- “and so delivered him to the executioner.”
Book 2, section 1, part 2/2
- with Lysander (Lysander delivered Philocles to the executioner.) “As to Philocles, Lysander put to him one question, as the officer who had thrown the Corinthians and Andrians down the cliff: What fate did the man deserve to suffer who had embarked on so cruel a course of illegality against Hellenes? and so delivered him to the executioner.”
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Extracted from the original text of Hellenica. Made with Rho MD.