Epichares
historical figure · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
in the texts
On the Mysteries
One of Andocides' accusers, accused of serving the Thirty and acting as an informer.
so he approached Lysistratus, Hegemon, and Epichares, whom he saw to be intimate friends of mine.
Then Epichares here, an utter blackguard, and proud of it, a man who does his best not to let his own bygones be bygones—friend Epichares served on the Council under the Thirty.
That is how you come to be walking about this city alive—hardly the fate which you deserved after making a living as a common informer under the democracy, and becoming the tool of the Thirty under the oligarchy to avoid having to disgorge your profits.
Against Lacritus
Father of Charinus.
Theodotus, privileged alien, Charinus, son of Epichares, of Leuconium, Phormio, son of Ctephisophon, of Peiraeus, Cephisodotus of Boeotia and Heliodorus of Pitthus depose that they were present when Androcles lent to Artemo three thousand drachmae in silver, and that they know they deposited the agreement with Archenomides of Anagyrus.