His mother Hegesipyle was the daughter of King Olorus, and his command at the siege of Eion suppossedly caused Butes to burn that city.  
His mother Hegesipyle was the daughter of King Olorus, and his command at the siege of Eion suppossedly caused Butes to burn that city.  This man personally pleaded to his fellow statesmen to not fight the Battle of Tanagra.  After the scandalous death of his father, this man was able to pay off his debts by marrying his sister Elpinice "to the richest man in Athens", Callias II.  Following an abortive attempt to take the helot stronghold of Mount Ithome, he was ostracized and he eventually died during the siege of Citium after being entrusted to lead a naval expedition against Cyprus.  This man's reputation had earlier been damaged by allegations that he had been bribed by Alexander I of Macedon during a campaign against Thasos as head of the ? Delian League.  Gaining fame for winning the naval Battle of the Eurymedon against the Persians, for 10 points, name this son of Miltiades and ally of Sparta, a rival of Pericles.
His mother Hegesipyle was the daughter of King Olorus, and his command at the siege of Eion suppossedly caused Butes to burn that city.  
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