Plutarch's Lives

Agesipolis

Family: Sparta · Role: king · First appears: Pelopidas

Pelopidas

  • with Pelopidas (interaction) “Agesipolis, the king of the Spartans, came to his succor from the other wing, and beyond hope delivered both.”
  • with Pelopidas (interaction) “Agesipolis, the king of the Spartans, came to his succor from the other wing, and beyond hope delivered both.”

Agesilaus

  • with Agesilaus (interaction) “Agesilaus took a course of gaining him over, and making him entirely tractable”
  • friends with Agesilaus “Agesilaus took a course of gaining him over, and making him entirely tractable.”
  • with Cleombrotus (interaction) “He sent Cleombrotus on that errand, who was now his fellow king, in the place of Agesipolis, who was dead”
  • mentor: Agesilaus “Agesilaus took a course of gaining him over, and making him entirely tractable.”

Agis

  • parent: Pausanias “while his eldest son Agesipolis reigned in his place”
  • siblings with Cleombrotus “he, dying without issue, was succeeded by a younger brother, called Cleombrotus”

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