(), is name with Tissaphernes and the sons of
Pharnaces, as contracting parties to the third treaty between Sparta and Persia, and must
therefore have been at that time (B. C. 412) an important person in
Asia Minor. (Thuc. 8.58.) He is probably the same who is said to
have married a sister of Dareius, and whose sons, Autoboesaces and Mitracus, were killed by
Cyrus the Younger, for having failed to show to himn a mark of respect usually paid to the
king only. The complaint of the parents to Dareius was in part the reason of the recall of
Cyrus, B. C. 406. (Xen. Hell.
2.1.9.)