Timandra

Role: mistress of Alcibiades · First appears: Alcibiades

Life events

Alcibiades was assassinated after escaping a burning house, and Timandra buried him.(Alcibiades · 📍 Phrygia)
- With: Alcibiades
- “The barbarians, as soon as they saw him, retreated, and none of them durst stay to expect him, or to engage with him, but, standing at a distance, they slew him with their darts and arrows. When he was dead, the barbarians departed, and Timandra took up his dead body, and, covering and wrapping it up in her own robes, she buried it as decently and as honorably as her circumstances would allow.”

with Alcibiades (interaction) “Alcibiades resided at that time in a small village in Phrygia, together with Timandra, a mistress of his.”
parent: Lais “the famous Lais, who was called the Corinthian, though she was a native of Hyccara, a small town in Sicily, from whence she was brought a captive, was the daughter of this Timandra.”
with Alcibiades (interaction) “Alcibiades resided at that time in a small village in Phrygia, together with Timandra, a mistress of his”
child: Lais “the famous Lais, who was called the Corinthian, though she was a native of Hyccara, a small town in Sicily, from whence she was brought a captive, was the daughter of this Timandra”

Extracted from the original text of Plutarch's Lives. Made with Rho MD.