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He married Phthia, the daughter of Menon the Thessalian, a man who won high repute at the time of the Lamian war1 and acquired the highest authority among the confederates after Leosthenes. Phthia bore to Aeacides two daughters, Deïdameia and Troas, and a son, Pyrrhus.
1 323-322 B.C. See the Demosthenes, xxvii. 1.
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