Lesbocles
a Greek rhetorician, who lived at Rome in the time of the emperor Tiberius. (Senec. Suasor. ii. p. 18.) He was a rival of Latron; and a short fragment of one of his speeches is preserved in Seneca. (Controv. 1.8, p. 130, &c.)
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