Callias (Athenian proxenos)
Family: Athenians · Role: proxenos · First appears: Book 5, section 4, part 2/5
In Book 5, section 4, part 2/5, Callias hosted the Lacedaemonian ambassadors Etymocles, Aristolochus, and Ocyllus at his house in Athens, serving as their proxenos.
Relationship record
Book 5, section 4, part 2/5
- with Etymocles (Callias was their proxenos and hosted Etymocles.) “there were some Lacedaemonian ambassadors in Athens at the moment, at the house of Callias their proxenos; their names were Etymocles, Aristolochus, and Ocyllus.”
- with Aristolochus (Callias was their proxenos and hosted Aristolochus.) “there were some Lacedaemonian ambassadors in Athens at the moment, at the house of Callias their proxenos; their names were Etymocles, Aristolochus, and Ocyllus.”
- with Ocyllus (Callias was their proxenos and hosted Ocyllus.) “there were some Lacedaemonian ambassadors in Athens at the moment, at the house of Callias their proxenos; their names were Etymocles, Aristolochus, and Ocyllus.”
- with Aristolochus (Callias was Aristolochus's proxenos.) “there were some Lacedaemonian ambassadors in Athens at the moment, at the house of Callias their proxenos; their names were Etymocles, Aristolochus, and Ocyllus.”
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