Plutarch's Lives

Thebe

Family: Pherae · Role: wife of Alexander · First appears: Pelopidas

Pelopidas

  • parent: Jason “Thebe, the daughter of Jason and wife to Alexander”
  • married with Alexander “Thebe, the daughter of Jason and wife to Alexander”
  • siblings with Tisiphonus “conspiring with her three brothers, Tisiphonus, Pytholaus, and Lycophron”
  • siblings with Pytholaus “conspiring with her three brothers, Tisiphonus, Pytholaus, and Lycophron”
  • siblings with Lycophron “conspiring with her three brothers, Tisiphonus, Pytholaus, and Lycophron”
  • enemies with Alexander “She, of herself, too, dreaded his inconstancy, and hated his cruelty; and, therefore, conspiring with her three brothers, Tisiphonus, Pytholaus, and Lycophron, made the following attempt upon him.”
  • married with Pelopidas “Pelopidas, as I have already mentioned, had taught his wife Thebe not to fear the outward splendor and show of the tyrant's defenses, since she was admitted within them.”
  • married with Alexander of Pherae “Thebe, the daughter of Jason and wife to Alexander”
  • admired: Pelopidas “Thebe, the daughter of Jason and wife to Alexander, hearing from the keepers of the bravery and noble behavior of Pelopidas, had a great desire to see and speak with him.”

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