And a Peloponnesian-sounding one. Known individuals of this name include:
(i) An Arcadian mercenary commander in the army of the younger Cyrus (Xenophon, Anabasis 1.2.3 & 10, 1.4.7-8).
(ii) A faction-leader in Elis in the early C4 BC: fabulously rich ("the man of whom they say that he measured out the money he got from his father by the bushel": Xenophon, Hellenica 3.2.27-29, at 27); proxenos of Sparta and personal guest-friend of King Agis II; and, in the account of Xenophon, instigator of a bungled right-wing coup in his city. See Perseus Encyclopedia entry at web address 1, inc. links to his several mentions in Pausanias.