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Headword:
Antipatros
Adler number: alpha,2704
Translated headword: Antipatros, Antipater
Vetting Status: high
Translation: This man, when he succeeded to the rule of the Macedonians,[1] was besieged at
Lamia in Thessaly[2] by [the] Greeks; but, when the Aitolians withdrew and then the others, he was saved. Having won the victory he demanded the ten orators, whom the Athenians handed over:
Demosthenes,
Hyperides, Lykourgos, Polyeuktos, Ephialtes, Thrasyboulos,
Chares, Charidemos, Diotimos, Patrokles, Kassandros.[3]
Antipatros: houtos epei diedexato tên archên tôn Makedonôn, epoliorkêthê men en Lamiai tês Thessalias huph' Hellênôn: anachôrêsantôn de tôn Aitôlôn, eita tôn allôn, esôthê. nikêsas de êitei tous i# rhêtoras, hous exedosan Athênaioi, Dêmosthenên, Huperidên, Lukourgon, Polueukton, Ephialtên, Thrasuboulon, Charêta, Charidêmon, Diotimon, Patroklea, Kassandron.
Notes:
See already
alpha 2703. For the present material cf.
delta 456.
[1] Not the kingship but the regency, after Alexander the Great's death in 323 BC.
[2] See under
lambda 84.
[3] A conflation of (eleven!) names from this and other periods. The orator Lykourgos (
Lycurgus), for example, had already died in 325/4 BC; and Kassandros was Antipater's own son.
Craig Cooper, "A note on Antipater's demand of (sic) Hypereides and Demosthenes", Ancient History Bulletin 7 (1993) 130-135.
Keywords: biography; history; military affairs; rhetoric
Translated by: D. Graham J. Shipley on 29 October 2000@05:46:52.
Vetted by:David Whitehead (added keywords; cosmetics; raised status) on 29 October 2000@09:43:23.
David Whitehead (added bibliography and keyword; cosmetics) on 15 August 2002@03:57:05.
David Whitehead (added note) on 15 August 2002@04:06:39.
David Whitehead (another x-ref; cosmetics) on 24 July 2015@11:20:29.
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