Lysicus

First appears: Book 1, section 7, part 1/2

At Athens, Lysicus proposed that those who challenged the proceedings be tried by the same vote as the generals if they did not abandon their summonses. The mob vociferously assented, and the challengers were compelled to abandon them; Callixenus and Euryptolemus were present.

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• Lysicus proposed trying the challengers alongside the generals, forcing them to abandon their summonses.(Book 1, section 7, part 1/2 · 📍 Athens)
  • With: Callixenus Euryptolemus
  • “when Lysicus, embodying the spirit of those cries, formally proposed that if these persons would not abandon their action, they should be tried by the same vote along with the generals: a proposition to which the mob gave vociferous assent; and so these were compelled to abandon their summonses.”

Book 1, section 7, part 1/2

• with Euryptolemus (Lysicus proposed trying the persons who brought the action alongside the generals.) “And when Lysicus, embodying the spirit of those cries, formally proposed that if these persons would not abandon their action, they should be tried by the same vote along with the generals: a proposition to which the mob gave vociferous assent; and so these were compelled to abandon their summonses.”
• with Callixenus (Lysicus proposed trying the persons who brought the action alongside the generals.) “And when Lysicus, embodying the spirit of those cries, formally proposed that if these persons would not abandon their action, they should be tried by the same vote along with the generals: a proposition to which the mob gave vociferous assent; and so these were compelled to abandon their summonses.”

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