Stephanus
historical figure · 5 works · 6 mentions · 19 anchored passages
this man Stephanus · this fellow Stephanus · Stephanus here · Stephanus, son of Menecles · he · the defendant · this Stephanus · this fellow
in the texts
Theomnestus and Apollodorus Against Neaera
Athenian man, described as a former pettifogger/sycophant, who lives with Neaera as his wife, has prosecuted Apollodorus twice on false charges, and is accused of passing Neaera's children off as his own citizen offspring.
so the property which Stephanus owned was just this and nothing besides.
This fellow Stephanus indicted the decree as illegal, and came before a court.
After some time had elapsed Apollodorus was chosen by lot as a member of the senate;
On the Embassy
An ambassador named alongside Aeschines and Dercylus in the account of the later embassy.
and when, before my coming and that of Stephanus, Dercylus, and the rest of the ambassadors, Phalaecus already made terms and departed;
On the Mysteries
A witness whom Andocides asks to call.
Kindly call Callias and Stephanus—yes, and call Philippus and Alexippus.
Against Stephanus I
The defendant, an Athenian witness accused of false testimony, document theft, greed, and betrayal of kin.
) Read the deposition, and then this challenge.
Deinias, men of the jury, is very like Stephanus, is he not?
Then, by refusing the torture, he is convicted of the theft.
Against Stephanus II
The defendant in the false-testimony case, alleged to have testified unlawfully that a document was a copy of Pasio's will.
Stephanus here, by having given false testimony, and given it in defiance of the law.
Otherwise you would not know whether what they severally say is true or false, if they did not bring forward the witnesses also.
Even of myself, men of the jury, I could pretty well suspect that this fellow Stephanus would not be at a loss for something to say in defence of his testimony;