Timomachus

Family: Athenians · Role: Athenian commander · First appears: Book 7, section 1, part 4/4

In Book 7, section 1, Timomachus, an Athenian commander, maintained the guard over Oneion alongside Naucles, the general commanding the Lacedaemonian foreign brigade. Persias found the guard sorry and seized the rising ground above Cenchreae under cover of night with two thousand heavy infantry.

Relationship record

Book 7, section 1, part 4/4

• with Naucles (Both are identified as maintaining the guard over Oneion.) “Persias, having ascertained that only a sorry guard was maintained over Oneion by Naucles, the general commanding the Lacedaemonian foreign brigade, and by Timomachus the Athenian, under cover of night seized and occupied with two thousand heavy infantry the rising ground above Cenchreae, taking with him provisions for seven days.”
• with Peisias (Peisias took advantage of the weak guard maintained by Timomachus.) “Persias, having ascertained that only a sorry guard was maintained over Oneion by Naucles, the general commanding the Lacedaemonian foreign brigade, and by Timomachus the Athenian, under cover of night seized and occupied with two thousand heavy infantry the rising ground above Cenchreae, taking with him provisions for seven days.”

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