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History of Greece, Volume 04 (of 12)

Note 664 — Chapter XXXVI · FROM THE IONIC REVOLT TO THE BATTLE OF MARATHON.

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Plutarch, Themistoklês, c. 3. According to Cicero (Epist. ad Attic. ix, 10) and Justin (ii, 9) Hippias was killed at Marathon. Suidas (v. Ἱππίας) says that he died afterwards at Lemnos. Neither of these statements seems probable. Hippias would hardly go to Lemnos, which was an Athenian possession; and had he been slain in the battle, Herodotus would have been likely to mention it.

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