Theodotus of Chios

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Theodotus of Chios was a Greek rhetorician and tutor to Ptolemy XIII who became notorious for advising the execution of the exiled Roman general Pompey the Great in Egypt.

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instanceOf ancient Greek rhetorician
historical figure
tutor
advised Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator NERFINISHED
advisedAction execution of Pompey the Great
associatedWith Ptolemaic court at Alexandria
Roman civil war between Caesar and Pompey
countryOfActivity Ptolemaic Egypt NERFINISHED
deathOfPompeyContext Pompey seeking refuge in Egypt after defeat at Pharsalus
describedIn Lucan's Pharsalia NERFINISHED
Plutarch's Life of Pompey NERFINISHED
employer Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
ethnicity Greek
genreOfActivity rhetoric
historicalReputation notorious for treacherous advice
influenced policy of Ptolemy XIII toward Roman civil war leaders
knownFor advising the execution of Pompey the Great
role in the politics of Ptolemaic Egypt
languageOfWorkOrName Ancient Greek
notableEvent counsel regarding Pompey's reception in Egypt
occupation rhetorician
teacher
opposedPerson Pompey the Great NERFINISHED
participantIn events surrounding the death of Pompey the Great
placeOfOrigin Chios NERFINISHED
politicalRole royal adviser
positionHeld tutor of Ptolemy XIII
roleInPompeysDeath proposed killing Pompey to win favor with Julius Caesar
student Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1st century BC

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Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator alliedWith Theodotus of Chios