Apotelesmatika (Hephaistio of Thebes)

Target entity: Apotelesmatika (Hephaistio of Thebes)
Context triple: [Hellenistic astrology, majorSource, Apotelesmatika (Hephaistio of Thebes)]

• A. Eupompus
  Eupompus was an ancient Greek painter from Sicyon, traditionally regarded as the founder of the Sicyonic school of painting.
• B. Theocles
  Theocles was an ancient Greek colonizer traditionally credited with leading the founding of the city of Naxos in Sicily, one of the earliest Greek settlements in the western Mediterranean.
• C. Apollodorus of Carystus
  Apollodorus of Carystus was an Athenian playwright of the New Comedy period, known for his influential and refined domestic comedies.
• D. Anaxibius
  Anaxibius is an ancient Greek figure known primarily through his familial connection as the paternal nephew of Pleistrus.
• E. Clitophon
  Clitophon is a brief Platonic dialogue, often considered one of Plato’s more enigmatic works, in which the character Clitophon sharply criticizes Socrates for offering only exhortations to pursue justice rather than practical guidance on how to achieve it.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Apotelesmatika (Hephaistio of Thebes)
Target entity description: Apotelesmatika is a foundational three-book astrological treatise by the 5th-century astrologer Hephaistio of Thebes that systematizes and preserves key doctrines of Hellenistic astrology.

• A. Eupompus
  Eupompus was an ancient Greek painter from Sicyon, traditionally regarded as the founder of the Sicyonic school of painting.
• B. Theocles
  Theocles was an ancient Greek colonizer traditionally credited with leading the founding of the city of Naxos in Sicily, one of the earliest Greek settlements in the western Mediterranean.
• C. Apollodorus of Carystus
  Apollodorus of Carystus was an Athenian playwright of the New Comedy period, known for his influential and refined domestic comedies.
• D. Anaxibius
  Anaxibius is an ancient Greek figure known primarily through his familial connection as the paternal nephew of Pleistrus.
• E. Clitophon
  Clitophon is a brief Platonic dialogue, often considered one of Plato’s more enigmatic works, in which the character Clitophon sharply criticizes Socrates for offering only exhortations to pursue justice rather than practical guidance on how to achieve it.
• F. None of above. chosen