Aristarchus

First appears: Book 2, section 3, part 3/4

In Book 2, section 3, Aristarchus acted as a general alongside Aristoteles, Melanthius and the others. They were “plainly minded to construct an intrenched fortress on the mole for the purpose of admitting the enemy.”

Relationship record

Book 2, section 3, part 3/4

• with Aristoteles (Named among those acting together as generals in the fortress scheme.) “when Aristoteles, Melanthius, and Aristarchus, and the rest of them acting as generals, were plainly minded to construct an intrenched fortress on the mole for the purpose of admitting the enemy”
• with Melanthius (Named among those acting together as generals in the fortress scheme.) “when Aristoteles, Melanthius, and Aristarchus, and the rest of them acting as generals, were plainly minded to construct an intrenched fortress on the mole for the purpose of admitting the enemy”

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Extracted from the original text of Hellenica. Made with Rho MD.