Ἔφιππος

Of Kyme↗;¹ son of Demophilos, though some [say] of Antiochos; pupil of Isocrates the orator; historian. He had a son, Demophilos the historian. He was [born] during the 93rd Olympiad,² thus also before the reign of Philip of Macedon. He wrote [a History] from the time of the sack of Ilion↗ and the Trojan affairs down to his own time, 30 books; On [things] good and evil, 24 books; Paradoxes from all over, 15 books; Inventions that each [inventor] invented, 2 books.³ And others.