Mnesarchus
historical figure · 4 works · 4 mentions · 4 anchored passages
Mnesarchus of Chalcis
spoken of as
1 expressionMnesarchus of Chalcis1 mention
Against Ctesiphon (Greek)
You, fellow citizens, had suffered many serious injuries at the hands of Mnesarchus of Chalcis, father of Callias and Taurosthenes, men whom Demosthenes now for gold dares to propose for enrollment as Athenian citizens;
in the texts
Against Ctesiphon
Chalcidian father of Callias and Taurosthenes, associated with injuries to Athens.
You, fellow citizens, had suffered many serious injuries at the hands of Mnesarchus of Chalcis, father of Callias and Taurosthenes, men whom Demosthenes now for gold dares to propose for enrollment as Athenian citizens;
Academica
Stoic philosopher mentioned in the closing fragment of Book 1 alongside Antipater as contending with Carneades's legacy.
But Carneades, ignorant of no part of philosophy, and, as I learned from those who had heard him and especially from the Epicurean Zeno, who, though he dissented from him very greatly, yet admired him beyond all others, was of an incredible faculty and … " But why does Mnesarchus fret, why does Antipater fight it out with Carneades in so many volumes?
Lucullus
A leader of the Stoics at Athens in Antiochus's time, whom Antiochus did not join despite reversing toward Stoic-like views.
Why was he discontented with Mnesarchus, why with Dardanus, who were then the leaders of the Stoics at Athens?
On Moral Ends
Stoic philosopher named among those still read after Chrysippus.
What has Chrysippus left out among the Stoics?