Olympiodorus
historical figure · 2 works · 2 mentions · 4 anchored passages
Olympiodorus son of Lampon · the defendant · this fellow Olympiodorus
in the texts
Against Olympiodorus
The defendant, brother of the speaker's wife, who claimed a share in Comon's estate, swore to divide it equally, and is accused of keeping recovered money and property.
So Olympiodorus found in this another excuse for not paying me the money, since there were many who were laying claim to the estate;
Now in the share of this fellow Olympiodorus there was a man, one of the color-grinders, whom Comon used to regard as most faithful to himself;
and for the defendant Olympiodorus to enter suit for the whole estate as he had done before, and conduct his case by himself, and for me to enter suit for a half, since my brother Callippus claimed the half only;
The Histories
Athenian captain of the three hundred picked men who relieve the Megarians and engage Masistius's cavalry.
All the others did not want to, but the Athenians took it upon themselves, that is three hundred picked men of Athens, whose captain was Olympiodorus son of Lampon.