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Amphicrates of Athens
Amphicrates of Athens〔Daniela Dueck, Hugh Lindsay, Sarah Pothecary (2005) (books.google.co.uk (page 140) ). Retrieved 2011-12-05. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-85306-0〕 ((ギリシア語:Ἀμφικράτης)) was a sophist〔(ebooksread.com ) Retrieved 2011-12-05〕 and rhetorician〔 William Woodthorpe Tarn ISBN 1108009417 (see also: Bactria)〕 (of the ''Asiatic school''〔Aristotle, the poetics: Longinus, on the sublime, Demetrius of Phalerum on style (1953) translated by William Hamilton Fyfe (books.google.co.uk ) (2011-12-05 ) Harvard University Press〕).
==Biographical information==
Amphicrates was forced to leave Athens (for his own safety from the hatred of later critics,〔Aristóteles, Longino, Demetrio Falereo, Stephen Halliwell, Donald Andrew Russell, William Rhys Roberts. Translated by W. H. Fyfe 〕 additional sources show him instead only visiting his destination〔Jacob Neusner (1968) (books.google.co.uk ) A History of the Jews in Babylonia, Volume 1 (2011-12-05 ) Brill Archive)〕〔 ) in 86 B.C, living henceforward in Seleucia on the Tigris.〔 When responding to a plea for the creation of a rhetoric school in Seleucia he replied that he could not for
His exile from Greece culminated in death from starvation, caused supposedly by his own abstinence.〔 Plutarch (ebooksread.com ) (Lucull. 22.) (2011-12-05 ) 〕
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