Callisthenes Olynthius (Graece Καλλισθένης ὁ Ὀλύνθιος; natus Olynthi anno circiter 360 a.C.n.; iussu Alexandri mortuus anno 328 a.C.n.), discipulus Aristotelis, auctor fuit operis hodie deperditi de rebus gestis Alexandri Macedonis. De morte Callisthenis scripsit Theophrastus collega et amicus librum hodie deperditum cuius titulus fuit Callisthenes sive de dolore.
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