Miltiades
3. A grandson of the preceding, the son of Cimon, of the name of Miltiades, is mentioned in the scholia on Aristides (iii. p. 515, Dindorf), and by Aeschines (de Falsa Leg. p. 301, ed. Steph.), who speaks of him as having gone as herald to the Lacedaemonians before the conclusion of the fifty years' truce.
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