A message sent by Gongylus of Eretria was used as evidence for an instance of this specific crime. The Aleuadae family bribed Leotychides to forgive their commission of this crime, which Attaginus openly committed by hosting a banquet for a general who died near the Gargaphia Spring. This crime was encouraged by the networks of Thargelia, a hetaera residing in Thessaly. After being accused of this crime, the regent of Leonidas's son Pleistarchus fled to the Temple of Athena Chalkioikos, where he was starved to death. Rather than face trumped-up charges for this crime, a rival of Aristides fled to Admetus of Molossia. 
A message sent by Gongylus of Eretria was used as evidence for an instance of this specific crime. The Aleuadae family bribed Leotychides to forgive their commission of this crime, which Attaginus openly committed by hosting a banquet for a general who died near the Gargaphia Spring. This crime was encouraged by the networks of Thargelia, a hetaera residing in Thessaly. After being accused of this crime, the regent of Leonidas's son Pleistarchus fled to the Temple of Athena Chalkioikos, where he was starved to death. Rather than face trumped-up charges for this crime, a rival of Aristides fled to Admetus of Molossia. Pausanias was accused of this crime despite defeating Mardonius at Plataea, while the aforementioned rival of Aristides committed it by joining the court of Artaxerxes. For 10 points, name this Athenian political charge that brought down Themistocles, the act of sympathizing with Achaemenids like Xerxes and Darius.