(), one of the chief men of Abydus when it was
besieged by Philip V. of Macedon, in B. C. 200, and apparently one
of the fifty elders whom the people had bound by an oath to slay the women and children and to
burn the treasures of the city, as soon as the enemy should have got possession of the inner
wall. Glaucides, however, with some others, shrunk from what they had undertaken, and sent the
priests with suppliant wreaths to make a surrender of the town to Philip. (Plb. 16.29_34; Liv.
31.17.)