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CHRISTOPHER BARON

University of Notre Dame

Herodotus credits Athenades, from TRACHIS, with the killing of EPHIALTES, who had betrayed the Greeks at THERMOPYLAE in 480 BCE and had a bounty placed on him by the AMPHICTYONES (7.213.2–3). Herodotus writes that Athenades acted for a different reason but was honored nonetheless by the Spartans. Although Herodotus states that he will explain what happened elsewhere, we do not find such a passage in the Histories, one of the few unfulfilled CROSS‐REFERENCES in the work.

SEE ALSO: Motivation; Murder; Narratology