(), an officer of Philip V. of Macedon, joined
Leontius and Megaleas in their treason, and took part in the tumult at Limnaea in Acarnania,
in which they assailed Aratus and threatened his life, irritated as they were by the
successful campaign of Philip in Aetolia, B. C. 218. For this
offence Crinon and Megaleas were thrown into prison till they should find security for a fine
of twenty talents. The fine was confirmed, on their trial, by the king's council, and Crinon
was detained in prison, while Leontius became security for Megaleas. (Plb.
5.15, 16.)