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    Macartatus

    historical figure · 2 works · 4 mentions · 7 anchored passages

    Macartatus here · Macartatus of Prospalta · defendant Macartatus · he · his mother's brother · son of Theopompus · the defendant

    spoken of as

    1 expression

    Macartatus of Prospalta1 mention

    Against Macartatus (Greek)

    For he was adopted into the family of Macartatus of Prospalta, who was his mother’s brother, and he possesses that estate also.
    against macartatus

    in the texts

    Against MacartatusClassical · Greek

    Defendant in the suit, son of Theopompus and descendant of Stratius, accused of wrongfully holding Hagnias' estate.

    I know well that he would say, Macartatus.
    against macartatus
    But to Macartatus here they say not a word, nor to Theopompus, his father;
    against macartatus
    Not, by Heaven, to Theopompus nor to Macartatus, the son of Theopompus, who are in no sense whatever of the family of Hagnias.
    against macartatus

    On the Estate of HagniasClassical · Greek

    Brother of Theopompus's wife who sold his land to outfit a trireme, sailed to Crete, and died in the ensuing war, after which Theopompus's son was adopted into his family.

    You know that Macartatus sold his land and bought a trireme which he manned and sailed away in it to Crete.
    on the estate of hagnias
    The estate at Prospalta was left and passed to their sister, who is my wife, and I was persuaded by her to allow one of our two sons to be adopted into the family of Macartatus.
    on the estate of hagnias