Ἥρων
Heron, Hero
Translated by Malcolm Heath2 Mar 2001Vetting: high2 revisions
Translation
[a] Son of Cotys; of Athens.1 Rhetor. He wrote about litigation in [sc. classical] Athens; then an exegesis of Dinarchus;2 commentaries on Herodotus, Xenophon, Thucydides; Approved Words (3 books); Epitome of Heraclides' Histories; On the Ancient Orators, and the speeches in which they were victorious when competing against each other.
[b] "Proclus entrusted himself to Hero [Author, Myth],3 as a pious man thoroughly trained in the educational ways of Alexandria."4
[b] "Proclus entrusted himself to Hero [Author, Myth],3 as a pious man thoroughly trained in the educational ways of Alexandria."4