2. A native of Nicopolis, in the second century after Christ, introduced by Plutarch in his (7.1.1), as one of the speakers in the discussion, whether what is drunk enters the lungs. Nicias rightly maintained that it did not.

The writer on stones, Περὶ Λίθων, quoted by Plutarch (Parall. § 13, De Fluv. 20.4) and Stobaeus (Floril. tit. 100.12. p. 541), is a different person, and does not appear to have been a physician, though so classed by Fabricius (Bibl. Gr. vol. xiii. p. 346, ed. vet.)