GLOSSARY
OF
NAMES

GLOSSARY OF NAMES

ABROCOMAS: One of the commanders of the King’s army.

ABROZEIMES: Interpreter of King Seuthes.

AENEAS OF STYMPHALUS: A captain in the Greek army.

AESCHINES: An Acarnanian captain of peltasts in the Greek army.

AGASIAS OF STYMPHALUS: A distinguished captain of hoplites in the Greek army.

AGESILAUS: A king of Sparta with whom Xenophon served later in a campaign against Persia.

AGIAS: An Arcadian. One of the generals of Cyrus’s Greek mercenaries.

AMPHICRATES: An Athenian soldier in “the Greek army.

ANAXIBIUS: Spartan admiral at Byzantium.

APOLLONIDES: A Lydian with a Boeotian accent.

ARBACES: Governor of Media and one of the commanders of the King’s army.

ARCHAGORAS: An exile from Argos and captain in the Greek army.

AREXION: An Arcadian soothsayer in the Greek army.

ARIAEUS: A Persian. Second in command to Cyrus.

ARISTARCHUS: Spartan governor of Byzantium.

ARISTEAS OF CHIOS: A captain of peltasts in the Greek army.

ARISTIPPUS: A Thessalian general who raised troops for Cyrus.

ARISTON: An Athenian sent as representative of the army to Sinope.

ARISTONYMUS THE MBTHY-DRIAN: A captain of hoplites in the Greek army.

ARTAGERSES: Persian commander of the King’s bodyguard.

ARTAOZUS: A Persian commander in Cyrus’s army.

ART AP AT AS: One of Cyrus’s most trusted officers.

ARTAXERXES: King of Persia and elder brother of Cyrus.

ARTUCHAS: A Persian commander in Armenia.

ARYSTAS: An Arcadian officer in the Greek army.

ASIDATES: A Persian nobleman in Asia Minor.

BASIAS: An Arcadian in the Greek army.

BELESYS: A Persian governor of Syria.

BION: An officer in Thibron’sarmy.

BOISCUS: A Thessalian boxerin the Greek army.

CALLIMACHUS OF PARRH-ASIA: A captain of hoplites in the Greek army.

CEPHISODORUS: An Athenian captain in the Greek army.

CHARMINUS: A Spartan officer in Thibron’s army.

CHIRISOPHUS: A Spartan mercenary captain serving under Cyrus.

CIEAENETUS: A captain in the Greek army.

CLEANDER: Spartan governor of Byzantium.

CLEANOR: An Arcadian. The oldest of the Greek generals.

CLEARATUS: A captain in the Greek army.

CLEARCHUS: A Spartan exile. The most prominent of the generals serving under Cyrus.

COIRATADAS: A Theban mercenary captain.

CORYLAS: King of the Paphlagonians.

CTESIAS: A Greek doctor in the service of the King of Persia.

CYNISCUS: A Spartan officer in the area of Byzantium.

CYRUS: Younger brother of Artaxerxes and pretender to the throne.

DAMARATUS: A Spartan king who had been exiled and taken refuge with the King of Persia.

DAPHNAGORAS: A friend of Hellas.

DARIUS II: King of Persia and father of Artaxerxes and Cyrus.

DEMOCRATES OF TEMENUS: An officer in the Greek army.

DERCYLIDAS: A Spartan commander who fought in Asia Minor.

DEXIPPUS: A Spartan officer who deserted the Greek Army.

DRACONTIUS: A Spartan exile serving in the Greek army.

EPISTHENES OF AMPHIPOLIS: Commander of the Greek peltasts at the battle of Cunaxa.

EPYAXA: Wife of the King of Cilicia.

ETEONICUS: An officer in the garrison of Byzantium.

EUCLIDES: A soothsayer in Lampsacus.

EURYLOCHUS OF Lusia: A hoplite in the Greek army.

EURYMACHUS: A Dardanian in the Greek army.

GAULITES: An exile from Samos, serving with Cyrus.

GLOUS: One of Cyrus’s interpreters.

GNESIPPUS: An Athenian officer in the Greek army.

GOBRYAS: One of the commanders of the King’s army.

GONGYLUS: (I) A Greek chieftain in Asia Minor. (2) His son.

GORGIAS OF LEONTINI: A famous Sophist.

GORGION: Son of Hellas and Gongylus.

HECATONYMUS: An orator. from Sinope.

HEGESANDER: A general of the Arcadians in the Greek army.

HELLAS: Wife of Gongylus.

HERACLIDES: Confidential agent of King Seuthes.

HIERONYMUS OF ELIS: A captain in the Greek army.

IT AMENES: A Persian commander in Asia Minor.

JASON: The leader of the Argonauts.

LEON OF THURII: A soldier inthe Greek army.

LEONYMUS: A Spartan soldierin the Greek army.

LYCIUS: (I) A Syracusan in the Greek army. (2) An Athenian.
Commander of the Greek cavalry during the retreat.

LYCON: An Achaean in the Greek army.

MAESADES: Father of King Seuthes.

MARSYAS: A mythical character who attempted with his flute to surpass Apollo in music.

MEDEA: Queen of the Medes at the time of the Persian conquest.

MEDOCUS: King of the Odry-SAE

MEDOSADES: Diplomatic agent of King Seuthes.

MEGABYZUS: Warden of the temple of Artemis at Ephesus.

MEGAPHERNES: A Persian notable, executed by Cyrus.

MENON THE THESSALIAN: One of the leading Greek generals serving under Cyrus.

MILTOCYTHES: A Thracian captain with Cyrus’s Greek troops.

MITHRASADATES: A Persian commander in Cyrus’s army.

MYSUS: A Mysian in the Greek army.

NAUSICLIDES: An officer in Thibron’s army.

NEON OF ASINE: A general in the Greek army.

NICANDER: A Spartan who killed Dexippus.

NICARCHUS: An Arcadian in the Greek army.

NICOMACHUS OF OETA: A commander of peltasts in the Greek army.

ORONTAS: (I) A Persian nobleman in Cyrus’s army, executed as a traitor. (2) A Persian army commander and the King’s son-in-law. Governor of Armenia.

PARYSATIS: Wife of Darius II and mother of Artaxerxes and Cyrus.

PÀSION OF MEGARA: A mercenary captain who served under Cyrus.

PHALINUS: A Greek officer in the service of Tissaphernes.

PHARNABAZUS: Persian governor of the Hellespontine seaboard.

PHILESIUS: An Achaean general in the Greek army.

PHRASIAS: An Athenian officer in the Greek army.

PHRYNISCUS : An Achaean general in the Greek army.

PIGRES: One of Cyrus’s interpreters.

PLEISTHENES OF AMPHIPO-LIS: A soldier in the Greek army.

POLUS: Spartan admiral at Byzantium.

POLYCRATES: An Athenian captain in the Greek army.

POLYNICUS: A Spartan delegate from Thibron’s army.

PROCLES: Governor of Teuthrania. An officer in Cyrus’s army.

PROXENUS: A Theban mercenary captain and one of the Greek generals serving under Cyrus.

PYRRHIAS: An Arcadian officer in the Greek army.

PYTHAGORAS: A Spartan naval commander serving with Cyrus.

RHATHINES: A Persian commander under Pharnabazus.

SAMOLAS: An Achaean officer in the Greek army.

SEUTHES: King of Thrace.

SILANUS: (1) A Greek soothsayer in Cyrus’s army. (2) A young soldier in the Greek army.

SMICRES: A general of the Arcadians in the Greek army.

SOCRATES THE ACHAEAN: A mercenary captain who served under Cyrus.

SOCRATES THE ATHENIAN: The philosopher, and a friend of Xenophon.

SOPHAENETUS OP STYMPHA-LUS: A mercenary captain who served under Cyrus.

SO SIS: A mercenary captain from Syracuse who served under Cyrus.

SOTERIDAS: A soldier from Sicyon in the Greek army.

SPITHRIDATES: A Persian commander under Pharnabazus.

STRATOCLES: A Cretan. Commander of the Cretans in the Greek army.

SYBNNESIS: The King of Cilicia.

TAMOS: The Egyptian admiral of Cyrus’s fleet.

TERES: An ancestor of Seuthes, King of Thrace.

THEOGENES: A Locrian in the Greek army.

THEOPOMPUS: An Athenian in the Greek army.

THIBRON: Spartan commander of a force operating against Persia.

THORAX: A Boeotian serving in the Greek army.

TIMASION: A Dardanian general in the Greek army.

TIMESITHEUS: A native of Trapezus.

TIRIBAZUS: Persian governor of Western Armenia.

TISSAPHERNES: One of the commanders of the King’s army and governor of the Aegean coast of Asia Minor.

TOLMIDES THE ELEAN: Herald in the Greek army.

XANTHICLES: An Achaean general in the Greek army.

XENIAS OP PARRHASIA: A Greek mercenary captain.

XENOPHON: An Athenian. General in the Greek army and author of this book.

XERXES: The Persian King who led the unsuccessful invasion of Greece in 480 B.C.

ZELARCHUS: An official of Cerasus.