Anthemion
historical figure · 3 works · 3 mentions · 3 anchored passages
in the texts
Against Evergus and Mnesibulus
A neighbor of the speaker whose servant helped summon a witness to the seizure.
Hagnophilus, when he came up, summoned by a servant of Anthemion, who is a neighbor of mine, did not enter the house (for he thought he ought not to do so in the absence of the master), but, standing on Anthemion’s land, saw the furniture being carried off and Evergus and Theophemus coming out of the house.
Meno
Anytus's father, described as having become rich through his own skill and industry.
for our friend Anytus, in the first place, is the son of a wise and wealthy father, Anthemion, who became rich not by a fluke or a gift—like that man the other day, Ismenias the Theban, who has come into the fortune of a Polycrates —but as the product of his own skill and industry;
Alcibiades
Father of Anytus.
Some of these he actually treated with the greatest insolence, as, for example, Anytus, the son of Anthemion.