(Εὐθυκράτης; Euthykrátēs).
[1] Olynthian, betrayed his home polis at the instigation of Philippus II
E., an Olynthian, allegedly accepted bribes from Philipus II in 348 BC to betray his home polis, thus bearing part of the guilt for its destruction. Because of this, E. was ostracized by Athens (Diod. Sic. 16,53,2; Dem. Or. 8,40; 9,56; 18,295; 19,265-267; Hyp. fr. 76 Jensen). In c. 345-343, he acted as syndikos for the Delians in their dis…