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Callisthenes (c. 360–328 BC)
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| Bruni uses Plutarch, Alexander, 52-55, in relating the Callisthenes episode and Aristotle's subsequent falling out with Alexander: see Hankins, in Bruni, 1987, 385. Callisthenes (kuh-LIS-thuh-neez), Alexander's official historian 4) In this piece I am not going to focus on the potential allusivity of the name Callisthenes or on any |
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