Δημάδης

Of the deme Laciadae, an Athenian, a rhetor. The previous Demades (the one who was also a demagogue) adopted him, although his mother was an aulos-player.¹ He was himself the father of the orator Demeas. He died when he was thrown into the marsh at Amphipolis↗ by Antipater, the father of Cassander and Successor [sc. of Alexander].