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1. One of the two sons of Thucydides, whom Plato mentions among the instances of those sons
of great men, whom their fathers, though educating them with the utmost care, have been unable
to train to excellence (Menon, p. 94c. d.). He is mentioned by Athenaeus
(vi. p. 234e.) as the scribe of a decree of Alcibiades, engraved on a pillar in the temple of
Heracles at Cynosargos.