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   Lamprocles ( Greek: Λαμπροκλῆς) was Socrates ' and Xanthippe 's eldest son. His two brothers were Menexenus and Sophroniscus. Lamprocles was a youth (μειράκιον meirakion) at the time of Socrates' trial and death. According to Aristotle, Socrates' descendants as a whole turned out to be unremarkable "fools and dullards". [1]

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   Mar 20, 2023 · Mar 20, 2023. Actaeus and wife. Funerary naiskos. Piraeus Archaeological Museum. By Giovanni Dall’Orto. CC attribution. Socrates’ eldest son was Lamprocles, whom we meet in Xenophon’s dialogues....

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   Socrates had three children with his wife, Xanthippe. They were Lamprocles, Sophoniscus, and Menexenus. Lamprocles was the eldest of the three, and Menexenus was the youngest. All three were only children when Socrates underwent trial and was eventually sentenced to death.

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   Jun 17, 2020 · Lamprocles approached the entrance, greeted the guard with a low nod, and walked towards the distinctive blue of his mother’s formal tunic. Xanthippe’s head was erect as he approached. She cast a red-eyed glance at him as her embrace continued to muffle the sobs of Sophroniscos, Lamprocles' younger brother.

5. oxfordre.com › classics › abstractLamprocles, Athenian musician and poet, early/mid-5th cent ...

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   Lamprocles (early/mid-5th cent. bce), Athenian musician and poet, teacher of *Damon (2), composer of *dithyrambs (Ath. 491c) and a famous *hymn to Athena quoted by *Aristophanes (1) (Nub.967). He is said to have recognized the real nature of the Mixolydian mode (ps.-Plut.

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   Did Lamprocles make good on his word?

   • Lamprocles made good on his word. Later, in the dim prison cell, warm and crowded with students, his father drank the poison in libation. Crito, older even than his father, sobbed for his childhood friend. Plato, too, usually remote, wept as all the grown men collapsed into tears.

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   How did Lamprocles greet Xanthippe?

   • Lamprocles approached the entrance, greeted the guard with a low nod, and walked towards the distinctive blue of his mother’s formal tunic. Xanthippe’s head was erect as he approached. She cast a red-eyed glance at him as her embrace continued to muffle the sobs of Sophroniscos, Lamprocles' younger brother.

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   Why was Lamprocles reduced to death's delivery-boy?

   • Thus was Lamprocles, the fittest of his family, reduced to Death’s delivery-boy. Despite years of similar errands, he was not a very fast courier: he moved towards his destination in a cautious stabilizing tread. This was somewhat necessary, as he had to overcome the city’s most recent scars — scattered mounds of splintered stone and shredded wood.

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   How did Lamprocles avoid the crowds?

   • Lamprocles avoided the animated crowds, following the zig-zag of the southern sea breeze to the edge of the marketplace. The surrounding hills and looming citadel restrained the sun’s light, leaving the colonnades of the jail in shadowy relief and obscuring the entrance and its guard.

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7. philosophynow.org › issues › 148Socrates’ Home Life | Issue 148 | Philosophy Now

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   Fiction. Socrates’ Home Life. Lydia Masseron finds out exactly what’s on Xanthippe’s mind. Setting: Xanthippe’s home. Lamprocles (6) and Sophroniscus (4) are running about. Xanthippe has just found out that she’s pregnant again. Akantha, her friend, has just popped in. Akantha: Greetings Xanthippe! I hear congratulations are in order.

8. www.loebclassics.com › view › lamprocles-testimoniaLAMPROCLES, Testimonia | Loeb Classical Library

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   Lamprocles. Life and Work1. 1 Scholiast on Plato, Alcibiades I (‘Pericles consorted with wise men, e.g. Pythocleides and Anaxagoras’) Pythocleides was a musician, a teacher of the dignified style of music and a Pythagorean; his pupil was Agathocles, whose pupil was Lamprocles, 2 whose pupil was Damon. 2 ‘Plutarch’, On Music.