I apologize if this is not an appropriate question for this subreddit, but I was wondering what some quality resources on the Athenian General Alcibiades. He was briefly mentioned in a history course I took, and I'd like to know more about him. Thanks!
The oldest source for Alcibiades is Thucydides, but you'll have to picking through the whole history. Alcibiades only played a small part in even the Sicilian campaign. Xenophon also picked up his story in the Hellenica. Plato had him as a character in the Symposim. Your best bet is probably Plutarch's biography, here. Plutarch is admittedly not a historian. He's writing character sketches, and he's willing to pass along apocryphal stories if he thinks they illustrate the subject.