Arnapes

Family: Persians · Role: representative · First appears: Book 1, section 3

In Book 1, section 3, Arnapes was one of the two representatives Pharnabazus sent to Chrysopolis, where Alcibiades received oaths on Pharnabazus’s behalf. There, “oaths were exchanged between them by proxy,” and both parties also exchanged personal pledges of good faith.

Relationship record

Life events

• Alcibiades and Pharnabazus exchanged oaths and personal pledges of good faith.(Book 1, section 3 · 📍 Chrysopolis)
  • With: Alcibiades Pharnabazus Mitrobates Euryptolemus Diotimus
  • “After this, oaths were exchanged between them by proxy. Alcibiades took them at Chrysopolis in the presence of two representatives sent by Pharnabazus--namely, Mitrobates and Arnapes. Pharnabazus took them at Chalcedon in the presence of Euryptolemus and Diotimus, who represented Alcibiades. Both parties bound themselves not only by the general oath, but also interchanged personal pledges of good faith.”

Book 1, section 3

• with Alcibiades (Arnapes was present as Pharnabazus's representative.) “Alcibiades took them at Chrysopolis in the presence of two representatives sent by Pharnabazus--namely, Mitrobates and Arnapes.”
• with Pharnabazus (Arnapes represented Pharnabazus.) “Alcibiades took them at Chrysopolis in the presence of two representatives sent by Pharnabazus--namely, Mitrobates and Arnapes.”

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