Ἀργέου υἱός
Argeas' son
Translated by Jennifer Benedict30 Jun 2001Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
"And somehow the son of Argeas, contrary to the blow he intended, unfortunately struck his brother's chest [with his spear] and killed him."1
"Many other sins were committed by Theramenes, the teacher of Isocrates, but the two greatest and most abominable ones [were] the arrest of the generals [who had been in command] at Argennousê, which he contrived with Kallixenos, and the appointment of the Thirty for the destruction of the people." Search under dexios.2
"Many other sins were committed by Theramenes, the teacher of Isocrates, but the two greatest and most abominable ones [were] the arrest of the generals [who had been in command] at Argennousê, which he contrived with Kallixenos, and the appointment of the Thirty for the destruction of the people." Search under dexios.2