Plutarch's Lives

Nectanabis

Family: Egyptian · Role: king · First appears: Agesilaus

Agesilaus

  • cousins with Tachos “It was afforded him by Nectanabis, the cousin of Tachos”
  • friends with Agesilaus “Nectanabis, being thus settled and fixed in his kingdom, with much kindness and affection invited Agesilaus to spend his winter in Egypt”
  • enemies with Tachos “Nectanabis, the cousin of Tachos, who commanded a large force under him, and shortly after deserted him, and was proclaimed king by the Egyptians”
  • protégé: Agesilaus “The king, therefore, dismissed him very honorably, and among other gifts presented him with two hundred and thirty talents of silver toward the charge of the war.”
  • with Agesilaus (interaction) “Nectanabis, admiring the sagacity of Agesilaus, immediately placed himself in the middle of the Greek troops, and fought with them”

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