CHARICLES

CHARICLES
I.
CHARICLES
Atheniensis factionis Cassandrinae, absens a populo capitis damnatus.
II.
CHARICLES
Medicus arte insignis, non quidem regere valetudmem Tiberii solitus, consilii tamen copiam praebere. Is Gn. Acerroniô et C. Pontiô Consulib. velut propria ad negotia digrediens et per speciem officii manum complexus pulsum venarum attigit; ac labi spiritum, nec ultra biduum duraturum Macroni firmavit. Tacit. l. 6. Annal c. 50.
III.
CHARICLES
ex triginta tyrannis Athenis, a Lacedaemoniis, impositis unus, qui ad ampliandam suam potentiam collegis reliquis promptissime adulabatur. Aristot. l. 5. Polit. c. 6. Qui apud Rerum conditores palmam saevitiae cum Critia possidet. Eius quoque meminit Xenophon, l. 1. Memorabil.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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