Hipparchus
4. Of Stageira, a relation and disciple of Aristotle, who mentions him in his will. (D. L. 5.12.) Suidas (s. v.) mentions his works τί ἄπ̓π̔εν καὶ Δῆλυ παρὰ τοῖς Δεοῖς and τίς ὁ γάμος. Probably he is the same as the Hipparchus mentioned in the will of Theophrastus, and the father of Hegesias. (D. L. 5.51, 56, 57.)
Other persons of the name are mentioned by Fabricius. (Bibl. Graec. vol. iv. p. 31.)
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