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'''Aspasia''' (c. [[470 a.C.n.]]<ref name="Nails58-59">D. Nails, ''The People of Plato'', 58-59</ref><ref>P. O'Grady, [http://home.vicnet.net.au/~hwaa/artemis4.html Aspasia of Miletus]</ref>&ndash;c. [[400 a.C.n.]],<ref name="Nails58-59" /><ref name="Taylor41">A.E. Taylor, ''Plato: The Man and his Work'', 41</ref> [[lingua Graeca]]: {{Polytonic|Ἀσπασία}}) celebris amatrix [[Pericles|Periclis]] <ref name="Monoson195">S. Monoson, ''Plato's Democratic Entanglements'', 195</ref>, Mileti, in colonia Graeca, nata, filium cum Pericle habuit qui praetor militum factus est. Post [[Pericles|Periclis]] mortemortem amatrix [[Lysicles|Lysiclis]] fuisse putatur.