ECHESTRATUS

ECHESTRATUS
ECHESTRATUS
Hegesis seu Agidis I. fil. Pater Leobatis, ex Herculis posteris, Spartanus, Herod. l. 7. Regnavit post patrem A. 35. Plutarch. in Lyc. Diod. Ei successit Leobates praef. seu Labotas. Cum ipso vero ex Proclidarum familia regnavit Euryphon. Pausan. Laconicis.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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