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Archippus

MYTILINI (Ancient city) LESVOS
-300
Olympic victor 300 BC, 120th Olympiad.

Archippus: Perseus Encyclopedia
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Pythagoras of Samos

SAMOS (Ancient city) SAMOS
Olympic victor in boxing 588 BC, 48th Olympiad.

Ageles

CHIOS (Ancient city) GREECE
A Chian, Olympic victor. Paus. 6.15.2

Perseus Encyclopedia
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Douris

SAMOS (Ancient city) SAMOS
-324
Olympi victor 324 BC, 114th Olympiad.

Douris: Perseus Encyclopedia
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Scaeus

Son of Duris, a Samian, Olympic victor

Scaeus: Perseus Encyclopedia
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Apollodorus

Olympic victor in Stadium 152 BC, 157th Olympiad.

Eurymenes of Samos

Olympic victor, 532 BC, 62nd Olympiad.

anonymous

Olympi victor in Pentathlon 472 BC, 77th Olympiad.

Aristandrus, Stadion 168 BC 153rd Olympiad.

ANTISSA (Ancient city) LESVOS

Heras, 157 A.D., 234th Olympiad

CHIOS (Ancient city) GREECE
157

Scamandrus, 476 B.C., 76th Olympiad

MYTILINI (Ancient city) LESVOS
When Phaedon was archon in Athens, the Seventy-sixth Olympiad was celebrated, that in which Scamandrius of Mytilene won the "stadion,"

Perseus: Diodorus Siculus, Library (ed. C. H. Oldfather, 1989)
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Parmenion, 312 B.C., 117th Olympiad

Valerius, 45 A.D., 206th Olympiad

45

Heracletus

SAMOS (Ancient city) SAMOS
Olympi victor in Stadium 208 BC. 143rd Olympiad.

Demetrius

CHIOS (Ancient city) GREECE
153
Stadium & double foot-race, 153 A.D., 233rd Olympiad.

Konstantinos Kenteris

MYTILINI (Town) LESVOS
11/7/73

Personal WebSite
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Karyami Hara

POTAMIA (Deserted settlement) CHIOS