Plutarch's Lives

Archedemus

Family: Aetolian · Role: companion of Perseus · First appears: Aemilius Paulus

Aemilius Paulus

  • with Perseus (interaction) “After this, nobody stuck to him but Evander the Cretan, Archedemus the Aetolian, and Neon the Boeotian.”
  • with Perseus (interaction) “After this, nobody stuck to him but Evander the Cretan, Archedemus the Aetolian, and Neon the Boeotian”

Comparison of Philopoemen with Flamininus

  • with Titus (Archedemus mocked Titus's conduct in battle.) “so much so that one Archedemus, an Aetolian, made it a jest against him that while he, the Aetolian, was running with his drawn sword, where he saw the Macedonians drawn up closest and fighting hardest, Titus was standing still, and with hands stretched out to heaven, praying to the gods for aid.”

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