Aristodemus Milesius

Aristodemus, Parthenii filius, origine Milesius (Graece Ἀριστοδῆμος), qui saeculo IV a.C.n. exeunte floruit, Antigoni Monophthalmi coaevus, fuit huius regis amicus et sectator, annoque 311 a.C.n. legatus. In litteris ab Antigono urbi Scepsidi missis (OGIS 5) Aeschylum quendam legatum cum Aristodemo et Hegesia in Aegyptum ad Ptolemaeum missus est ut hic in foedere a diadochis eo anno sancto intraret.

Fontes

Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca historica 18.47.4, 19.57.5, 19.60-66, cf. 20.53.1-2
Inscriptiones Graecae vol. 2 (2a ed.) no. 459
OGIS 5
Plutarchus, "Vita Demetrii" 9, 17
Plutarchus, Moralia 182d
Rehm, Milet vol. 1 no. 123
Knibbe et Iplikçioglu in JOAI vol. 53 (1982) pp. 130-132

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