- Lasthĕnes
Lasthĕnes, aus Olynthos, verrieth mit Euthykrates, vom König Philippos von Macedonien erkauft, diesem 347 v. Chr. seine Vaterstadt u. war dann in der Begleitung des Königs.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Lasthĕnes
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