aristides
/ɑːrɪˈstaɪdiːz/Definitions
1. proper noun
a Greek statesman and general who played a key role in the Persian Wars, particularly the Battle of Marathon.
“Aristides was a hero of ancient Athens and a key figure in the city’s victory over the Persians.”
2. noun
a person of noble birth or aristocratic rank.
“The aristides of ancient Greece were known for their wealth and influence.”