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Gylippos was a 10-year old Spartan boy. He was fatally injured by an Athenian spear while fighting for the city during Alkibiades' attack. The injury was not immediately fatal. Sokrates ended the boy's pain by slitting his throat. Gylippos' grandmother thanked Sokrates for ending the boy's pain. When she admitted that she would kill Sokrates if she could, Sokrates pointed out that the women of Athens would feel the same way, and that the symmetry did not surprise him. Angered by his talk of symmetry, the old woman spat at his feet.

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rdfs:label	Gylippos
rdfs:comment	Gylippos was a 10-year old Spartan boy. He was fatally injured by an Athenian spear while fighting for the city during Alkibiades' attack. The injury was not immediately fatal. Sokrates ended the boy's pain by slitting his throat. Gylippos' grandmother thanked Sokrates for ending the boy's pain. When she admitted that she would kill Sokrates if she could, Sokrates pointed out that the women of Athens would feel the same way, and that the symmetry did not surprise him. Angered by his talk of symmetry, the old woman spat at his feet.
dcterms:subject	Killed in Action (Fictional Work) Deaths by Stabbing (Fictional Work) Greeks The Daimon Characters 5th-Century BC Deaths 5th-Century BC Births
type of appearance	Direct
Name	Gylippos
Cause of Death	Throat slit after fatal belly wound
Occupation	Soldier
Death	c. 415 BC
Birth	c. 425 BC
Nationality	Sparta (The Daimon)
abstract	Gylippos was a 10-year old Spartan boy. He was fatally injured by an Athenian spear while fighting for the city during Alkibiades' attack. The injury was not immediately fatal. Sokrates ended the boy's pain by slitting his throat. Gylippos' grandmother thanked Sokrates for ending the boy's pain. When she admitted that she would kill Sokrates if she could, Sokrates pointed out that the women of Athens would feel the same way, and that the symmetry did not surprise him. Angered by his talk of symmetry, the old woman spat at his feet.

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