Plutarch's Lives

Cleandrides

Family: Sparta · First appears: Pericles

Pericles

  • child: Gylippus “This was the father of Gylippus, who overpowered the Athenians in Sicily.”
  • with Gylippus (interaction) “And it seems that this covetousness was an hereditary disease transmitted from father to son; for Gylippus also afterwards was caught in foul practices”
  • ward: Plistoanax “governed himself mostly by the counsel and advice of Cleandrides, whom the ephors had sent with him, by reason of his youth, to be a kind of guardian and assistant to him”
  • with Pericles (interaction) “having corrupted him with money, prevailed with him to withdraw the Peloponnesians out of Attica”

Nicias

  • child: Gylippus “vices which may have descended to him from his father Cleandrides”
  • parent: Gylippus “vices which may have descended to him from his father Cleandrides”

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