Eustochius

(Εὐστόχιος), a Cappadocian sophist of the time of the emperor Constans. He wrote a history of the life of that emperor and a work on the antiquities of Cappadocia and other countries. (Snid. s. v. Εὐστοχιος; Steph. Byz. s. zv. Παντικάπαιον.) [L.S]

(Εὐστόχιος), a physician of Alexandria, who became acquainted with the philosopher Plotinus late in life, and attended him in his last illness, A. D. 270. He arranged the works of Plotinus. (Porphyr. Vita Plot. in Plot. Opera, vol. i. p. 1. li. lvii. ed. Oxon.) [W.A.G]