(), a Corinthian, who commanded a Peloponnesian
fleet, with which he fought an indecisive battle against the Athenian fleet under Diphilus in
the gulf of Corinth in B. C. 413. (Thuc.
7.34.) He is again mentioned in B. C. 395, as one of the
leading men in Corinth, who received money from Timocrates the Rhodian, whom the satrap
Tithraustes sent into Greece in order to bribe the chief men in the different Greek states to
make war upon Sparta, and thus necessitate tate the recal of Agesilaus from his victorious
career in Asia (Xen. Hell. 3.5.1; Paus. 3.9.8).