Plutarch's Lives

Dinocrates

Family: Messene · Role: Messenian leader · First appears: Philopoemen

Philopoemen

  • enemies with Philopoemen “A few days after, news came that Dinocrates the Messenian, a particular enemy to Philopoemen, and for his wickedness and villanies generally hated, had induced Messene to revolt from the Achaeans, and was about to seize upon a little place called Colonis.”

Flamininus

  • with Titus Quintius Flamininus (interaction) “Dinocrates the Messenian, having drunk too much at a merry-meeting in Rome, danced there in woman's clothes, and the next day addressed himself to Titus for assistance in his design to get Messene out of the hands of the Achaeans.”

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