Androcles

First appears: Book 8 · Chapter 25 · Part 4

Androcles was the chief leader of the commons and was mainly responsible for Alcibiades’ banishment. At Athens, some of the younger men secretly assassinated him.

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• Androcles was secretly assassinated by some of the younger men.(Book 8 · Chapter 25 · Part 4 · 📍 Athens)
  • “Some of the younger men had banded together, and secretly assassinated one Androcles, the chief leader of the commons”

Book 8 · Chapter 25 · Part 4

• with Alcibiades (Androcles was responsible for Alcibiades' banishment.) “Some of the younger men had banded together, and secretly assassinated one Androcles, the chief leader of the commons, and mainly responsible for the banishment of Alcibiades;”
• with Alcibiades (Androcles was mainly responsible for Alcibiades' banishment.) “Some of the younger men had banded together, and secretly assassinated one Androcles, the chief leader of the commons, and mainly responsible for the banishment of Alcibiades;”

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