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Arimnestos (Gr****: Ἀρίμνηστος; fl.
early 5th
century BCE) was the
commander of the
Plataean contingent at the
battles of
Marathon and
Plataea during the...
- Gr****: Ἀείμνηστος) is an
Ancient Gr**** word, also
spelled aeímnēstos and
arímnēstos that
means "unforgettable",
literally "of
everlasting memory". It was...
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refuses to
drink until Eurytos' son
Arimnestos forces him too, and
immediately vomits after swallowing the wine.
Arimnestos orders the
other Helots to eat...
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Persian Wars from the first-person
point of view of a
historical figure,
Arimnestos of Plataea. The
first book,
Killer of Men (published in 2010), is named...
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Arimnestos Native name Ξάνθιππος Born c. 525 BC Died 475 BC (aged c. 50)
Allegiance Athens Years of
service 490 - 479 BC
Battles / wars
First Persian invasion...
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Miltiades Pericles Leonidas I †
Themistocles Adeimantus Ameinias of
Athens Arimnestos Dionysius the
Phocaean Eurybiades Leotychides Pausanias Xanthippus Charopinos...
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these Persians would have
inflicted many
casualties on the
Spartans till
Arimnestos, a soldier,
hurled a
stone at
Mardonius and
killed him. Mardonius' death...
- Callimachus †
Aristides the Just
Xanthippus Themistocles Stesilaus †
Arimnestos Cynaegirus †
Datis Artaphernes Hippias Strength 10,000–11,000 men Modern...
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According to Herodotus,
while Callicrates died he said to a
Plataean named Arimnestos (Gr****: Αρίμνηστος) that he is not
grieved because he died for Greece...
- fl. mid 5th century–437 BC Lars
Tolumnius fl. late 5th century–428 BC
Arimnestos Lucius Tarquinius Priscus (616–579)
Servius Tullius (578–535)
Lucius Tarquinius...
