Too common to permit a specific identification. [Some instances: the defendant in Lysias's lost speech On behalf of Eukritos (fr. 103 Sauppe, now 121a Carey OCT); a fourth-century-BCE Pythagorean philosopher in an anecdote in Polyaenus 5.2.22; and characters in Theocritus' 7th Idyll and Lucian's Symposium.]