Some Emendations to the Family Tree of Isokrates

Classical Quarterly 30 (02):299- (1980)
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Abstract

There is no hint in either work that any of the information contained in this reconstruction of family relationships might be open to serious question. It is the purpose of this note to suggest that this is none the less the case. The problem concerns the supposed wives and children of Isokratesü adoptive son Aphareus. The information presented on this subject depends on two passages of the pseudo-Plutarchan Vitae Decem Oratorum. The first is a list of members of the family buried in Kynosarges, which mentions Isokratesü

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