Mindarus

Family: Peloponnesians · Role: commander · First appears: Book 1, section 1, part 1/2

Mindarus, a Peloponnesian commander, had Hippocrates as his vice-admiral; a despatch from Hippocrates to Lacedaemon was intercepted and taken to Athens. Agesandridas had formerly served as a marine under Mindarus.

In Book 1, section 1, Mindarus landed and fell fighting in an engagement, while those with him fled. In section 3, Agesandridas commanded a fleet on the Thracian coast.

Relationship record

Book 1, section 1, part 1/2

• enemies with Alcibiades “Seeing this, Mindarus also landed, and in the engagement which ensued he fell fighting, whilst those who were with him took to flight.”
• with Hippocrates (Hippocrates was Mindarus's vice-admiral.) “Now a despatch from Hippocrates, Mindarus's vice-admiral, had been intercepted on its way to Lacedaemon, and taken to Athens.”

Book 1, section 3

• with Agesandridas (Agesandridas formerly served as a marine under Mindarus.) “Others formed the fleet which Agesandridas, who had formerly served as a marine under Mindarus, now commanded on the Thracian coast.”
• servant: Agesandridas “Others formed the fleet which Agesandridas, who had formerly served as a marine under Mindarus, now commanded on the Thracian coast.”

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