Aeschines

English-Latin

Aeschines. n. pr.

1. A name of Greek origin borne most notably by Aeschines, a statesman and orator of the 4th century BC.
   • Aeschines (-is, masc.)

Latin-English

Æschĭn|ēs, -is. (ˈes.ki.nes) masc.

1. Aeschines.

[Greek Αἰσχίνης.]

Loci

• αʹ Cicero, Brutus 95.325:

In quo fuit Aeschylus Cnidius et meus aequalis Milesius Aeschines.

Aeschylus of Knidos was in this [category], as well as my contemporary Aeschines of Miletus.