(), son of Stroebus, commanded in the great
sea-fight off Aegina (B. C. 457), in which the Athenians gave a
final defeat to their ancient rivals. Seventy ships were taken, and Leocrates landed and laid
siege to the town ; while the Corinthian forces, which, by invading Attica, hoped to relieve
it, were defeated by Myronides. (Thuc. 1.105.) Plutarch relates
that these two commanders were both of them colleagues of Aristeides in the campaign of
Plataea (Plut. Arist. 20).