Eubulides
historical figure · 4 works · 5 mentions · 12 anchored passages
father of this boy's mother · son of Eubulides · the boy himself · this boy · this fellow · this fellow who knows the laws · this man Eubulides
spoken of as
1 expressionEubulides the Boy1 mention
Against Macartatus (Greek)
The boy can make no other possible answer, men of the jury, than that he is Eubulides.
in the texts
Against Macartatus
Buselid relative connected to Hagnias whose house receives the boy by adoption.
to the son born next after him I gave the name Eubulides, which was the name of the father of this boy’s mother;
For Callistratus married the granddaughter of Habron, the son of Buselus, being himself the son of Eubulides and grandson of Buselus;
He has been adopted into the house of Eubulides, and has been introduced to the clansmen, not mine, but those of Eubulides and Hagnias and the defendant, Macartatus.
Against Eubulides
The prosecutor in the case, a demesman and former member of the Athenian senate who, motivated by a personal grudge, orchestrated the speaker's expulsion from the deme register during the citizenship scrutiny.
among them, however, were all those suborned by Eubulides.
Eubulides and his clique will not deny on oath that they have knowledge of this;
There are many people indeed, men of the jury, whom Eubulides and his clique have destroyed or have saved for money.
Against Theocrines
An Athenian summoned as a witness to having been present with Theocrines and Demosthenes together at Cynosarges.
To prove that this is true, I will compel to testify both Cleinomachus, who brought them together, and Eubulides, who was with them in Cynosarges;
On the Estate of Hagnias
Cousin of Hagnias whose death prompted his daughter to bring the earlier successful suit against Glaucon for Hagnias's estate.
Eubulides having also died, his daughter brought an action against Glaucon and was awarded the estate.
But the daughter of Eubulides, with the assistance of her confederates, laid claim to the estate and obtained it, having gained an action against those who based their rights on the will.
Hagnias, Eubulides, Stratocles, Stratius, the brother of Hagnias's mother, and I, gentlemen, are all the children of cousins, our fathers having been cousins, the children of brothers by the same father.