Plutarch's Lives

Spithridates

Family: Persian · Role: commander · First appears: Lysander

Lysander

  • with Lysander (interaction) “having induced Spithridates the Persian, being offended with Pharnabazus, a gallant man, and in command of some forces, to revolt, he brought him to Agesilaus”
  • enemies with Pharnabazus “having induced Spithridates the Persian, being offended with Pharnabazus, a gallant man, and in command of some forces, to revolt”

Agesilaus

  • friends with Agesilaus “he had lost the friendship of a valiant commander”
  • child: Megabates “This Spithridates had a son, a very handsome boy, called Megabates”
  • with Agesilaus (interaction) “Spithridates, from the time of his abandoning Pharnabazus, constantly attended Agesilaus in the camp whithersoever he went.”

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