Polybius, Histories 2.59 “Even if he had committed no other crime against the Achaeans, I still judge Aristomakhos to be worthy of the greatest punishment because of his way of life and his treason against his country. Indeed, although he was trying to increase his fame and get his audience to respond more to his…
A Name Implying all Injustice and Crime — SENTENTIAE ANTIQUAE
