Philinus
Lysander also failed to recognize the hill Orchalides (the other name of which is Alopecus) and the river Hoplites Life of Lysander, chap. xxix. (450 b-c). and Also the serpent, the Earth-born, behind him stealthily creeping, and was vanquished in battle, and fell in that very place by the hand of Neoehorus, a man of Haliartus, who carried a shield which had as its emblem a snake. Numerous other instances of this sort among the people of olden time, difficult to retain and remember, it is not necessary to rehearse to you who know them.
