Plator

1. The commander of Oreum for Philip, betrayed the town to the Romans, B. C. 207 (Liv. 28.6). He is probably the same Plator whom Philip sent with some Illyrians, about the commencement of the Second Punic war, to the assistance of the Cretans. (Plb. 4.55.)

2. The brother of Gentius, the Illyrian king, who is called Plator by Livy (44.30), but Pleuratus by Polybius. [Pleuratus.]

3. Of Dyrrhacium, was slain by Piso, proconsul in Macedonia, B. C. 57, although he had been hospitably received in the house of Plator. (Cic. in Pison. 34, comp. de Harus. Resp. 16.)