Πολέμαρχος

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Πολέμαρχος is an ancient Greek personal name, most notably borne by Polemarchus of Athens, a wealthy metic and interlocutor in Plato’s dialogue "Republic."

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Label Occurrences
Polemarch 1
Πολέμαρχος canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek person
ancient Greek personal name
given name
historical figure
citizenship non-citizen resident of Athens
culturalContext ancient Greek culture
deathCause execution by the Thirty Tyrants
deathPlace Athens
etymologyComponent πόλεμος (war)
ἄρχω (to rule)
familyBackground wealthy metic family
hasGender masculine
hasLatinTransliteration Polemarchos
linked to: Polemarchus

Polemarchus
knownFor appearing as interlocutor in Plato’s Republic
language Ancient Greek
meaning war leader
mentionedIn Plato’s Republic
linked to: Plato's Republic

writings of Lysias
linked to: speeches of Lysias
nameCategory theophoric and martial name
notableBearer Πολέμαρχος ὁ Πειραιεύς (Polemarchus of Athens)
occupation metics’ businessman
politicalContextOfDeath regime of the Thirty Tyrants in Athens
relative Λυσίας (Lysias)
linked to: Lysias
residence Piraeus
socialStatus metic in Athens
timePeriod 5th century BCE
usedInLanguage Ancient Greek
writingSystem Greek alphabet

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Polemarchus nameInOriginalLanguage Πολέμαρχος
Grand Polemarch style Polemarch
linked to: Πολέμαρχος