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grbs-6161	Cromey, Robert D.	Perikles’ Wife: Chronological Calculations	1982	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4649	199	62	But perhaps it is in genealogy rather than in chronology that Plato the historian may be taken more seriously, for one's general impression from Protagoras is that Plato himself thought Kallias III eldest, Perikles' sons younger, and Alkibiades III youngest in respect to one another. Xanthippos' and Paralos' ages when they wed are uncertain; but Kallias III (as Plato appears to CROMEY, ROBERT D., Perikles' Wife: Chronological Calculations , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 23:3 (1982:Autumn) p.203 ROBERT D. CROMEY 209 depict him) seems older than his half-brothers, a quotation ascribed to Protagoras appearing to support Plato's evaluation.	cache/grbs-6161.pdf	txt/grbs-6161.txt