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'''Aristides''' (530 - 468 B.C.) was an [[Athenian]] statesman and general and a founder of the [[Delian League]].  He fought in the [[Battle of Marathon]].  He was elected archon in 489 B.C., was ostracized in 482 B.C., and came back to help fight the [[Persian Empire|Persians]] in 480 B.C.  He set the wages each state was to pay to the Delian League.<ref>The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989</ref>

'''Aristides''' (530 - 468 B.C.) was an [[Athenian]] statesman and general and a founder of the [[Delian League]].  He fought in the [[Battle of Marathon]].  He was elected archon in 489 B.C., was ostracized in 482 B.C., and came back to help fight the [[Persian Empire|Persians]] in 480 B.C.  He set the wages each state was to pay to the Delian League.<ref>The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989</ref>

'''Aristides''' (also known as "Aristides the Athenian") lived in the mid-second century. He was converted philosopher from [[Athens]] who wrote an apology for the [[Christian]] faith to Emperor [[Antoninus Pius]] in AD 140.

'''Aristides''' (also known as "Aristides the Athenian") lived in the mid-second century. He was a converted philosopher from [[Athens]] who wrote an apology for the [[Christian]] faith to Emperor [[Antoninus Pius]] in AD 140.

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