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Marrying Athena: A Note on Clement Protrepticus 4.54

In his Protrepticus (4.54.2�6), Clement relates a lurid story of an Athenian offer of the goddess Athena as a bride for Demetrius Poliorcetes. I argue that this story arises from the retrojection of a similar Athenian offer to Mark Antony, and suggest that Plutarch�s pairing of Poliorcetes and Antony may have encouraged the conflation of the stories about them.