Heraclides

But Dionysius' tyranny over Sicily a certain woman of Himera dreamed too.

And if it be objected, concerning the nocturnal images, that the dead are often seen not in vain (for the Nasamones, by lingering at the tombs of their parents, catch their own oracles, as Heraclides or Nymphodorus or Herodotus writes;

To Amphilochius, as from Heraclides

And now public life no longer holds me.

that there is one road leading to the Lord, and that all who journey toward him travel together with one another and walk by one agreement of life.

In the second place, will you not wrong Archebius and Heraclides, who by putting Byzantium into the hands of Thrasybulus made you masters of the Hellespont, so that you farmed out the toll of ten per cent, and thus being well furnished with money forced the Lacedaemonians to conclude a peace favorable to you?

The leader of this ambush was Heraclides of Mylasas, son of Ibanollis.