Thessălus
A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 35
, a son of Æmon.――A son of Hercules and Calliope daughter of Euryphilus. The aly received its name from one of these. Apollo dor us , bk. 2 .— Dictys Cretensis , bk. 2 .――A physician who invited Alexander to a feast at Babylon to give him poison.――A physician of Lydia in the age of Nero. He gained the favours of the great and opulent at Rome, by the meanne and servility of his behaviour. He treated all physicians with contempt, and thought himself superior to all his predece ors.――A son of Cimon, who accused Alcibiades because he imitated the mysteries of Ceres.――A son of Pisicratus.――A player in the age of Alexander.
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