1. He is considered as a rival of king Agesilaus II. Cf. Der Neue Pauly 1. 723-724 “Antalkidas” (K.W. Welwei). However, their enmity is debatable. Hornblower, S. - Spawforth, A. (eds), The Oxford Classical Dictionary (Oxford - New York 1996), cf. “Antalcidas”, p. 100 (S. J. Hodkinson). 2. RE I.2 (1894), col. 2.344-2.345, cf. “Antalkidas” (W. Judeich). 3. RE I.2 (1894), col. 2.344-2.345, cf. “Antalkidas” (W. Judeich); Bury, J.B. - Meiggs, R., History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great (London 1975), p. 343. Analytically cf. Devoto, J.G., “Agesilaus, Antalcidas and the Failed Peace of 392/91 of BC”, CPh 81 (1986), pp. 191-202. 4. Bury, J. B. - Meiggs, R., History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great (London 1975), p. 344. H. Bengtson, however, has a different opinion, as he believes that during the negotiations the enemies of Sparta predominated. Cf. Bengtson, H., Ιστορία της Αρχαίας Ελλάδος, tr. Α. Γαβρίλης (Athens1991), pp. 230-231. 5. Cf. Ιστορία του Ελληνικού Έθνους Γ1 (Athens 1972), p. 380; RE I.2 (1894), cf. “Antalkidas”, col. 2.344-2.345 (W. Judeich); Bury, J.B. - Meiggs, R., History of Greece to the Death of Alexander the Great (London 1975), p. 345. 6. The consequences of the Peace of Antalcidas were reflected on the fact that all peace treaties among the Greeks for the next 25 years were based on the King’s Peace. 7. X., Hell. 5.1.31-35. Isocrates (4.176) refers to the terms as “commands, not terms”. 8. In 370/369 he was elected ephor. Cf. RE I.2 (1894), cf. “Antalkidas”, col. 2.344-2.345 (W. Judeich); Hornblower, S. - Spawforth, A. (eds), The Oxford Classical Dictionary (Oxford - New York 1996), cf. “Antalcidas”, p. 100 (S.J. Hodkinson). 9. Hornblower, S. - Spawforth, A. (eds), The Oxford Classical Dictionary (Oxford - New York 1996), cf. “Antalcidas”, p. 100 (S.J. Hodkinson). The date 361 BC is also attested as a possible date for Antalcidas’ mission to Susa. Cf. Der Neue Pauly 1 (Stuttgart - Weimar 1996), cf. “Antalkidas”, col. 723.724 (K. W. Welwei). 10. Bengtson, H., Ιστορία της Αρχαίας Ελλάδος, tr. Α. Γαβρίλης (Athens 1991), p. 238. |