However, he was recalled from the Sicilian Expedition to stand trial, but he escaped with his crew during the return voyage to Athens and instead joined the Spartan cause.
This man's father died at the Battle of Coronea after distinguishing himself in the Battle of Artemisium.  When he was wounded at Potidaea, his chum Socrates came to his aid.  Later, while this man was assisting Thrasybulus at Phocaea, Antiochus disobeyed his command to not attack, leading to the destruction of his fleet at Notium by Lysander and this man's subsequent self-imposed exile to Thrace.  He advocated prolonging the Peloponnesian War to Tissaphernes, a Persian satrap, and he argued against Nicias in favor of a war against Selinus in support of the Segestans. However, he was recalled from the Sicilian Expedition to stand trial, but he escaped with his crew during the return voyage to Athens and instead joined the Spartan cause. FTP, name this Athenian general who switched allegiances a lot.
This man's father died at the Battle of Coronea after distinguishing himself in the Battle of Artemisium.  
{Alcibiades}