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Lycus, 452 B.C., 82nd Olympiad

THESSALIA (Ancient area) GREECE
-452

Krocinas, 396 B.C., 96th Olympiad

LARISSA (Ancient city) THESSALIA
396

Hippocleus

PELINNA (Ancient city) THESSALIA
492 - 488
72nd and 73rd Olympiads, 492 & 488 B.C.

Carterus, 268 B.C., 128th Olympiad

THESSALIA (Ancient area) GREECE
-268

Ehekratidas, 464 B.C., 79th Olymbiad

FARSALOS (Ancient city) THESSALIA

Agias, 484 B.C., 74th Olympiad

-484

Pulydamas

SKOTOUSSA (Ancient city) THESSALIA
Perseus Encyclopedia

Perseus Encyclopedia
• http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Per...

   Polydamas, (Poludamas). Of Scotussa in Thessaly, son of Nicias, conquered in the Pancratium at the Olympic Games in Ol. 93, B.C. 408. His size was immense, and the most marvellous stories are related of his strength, how he killed without arms a huge and fierce lion on Mount Olympus, and how he stopped a chariot at full gallop. His reputation led the Persian king, Darius Ochus, to invite him to his court, where he performed similar feats.

This text is from: Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. Cited Nov 2002 from The Perseus Project URL below, which contains interesting hyperlinks

Perseus: Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)
• http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Per...

Polydamas : Perseus Project

• http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics/poly.html
• http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics/poly2.html

Phaedrus, 556 B.C., 56th Olympiad

FARSALOS (Ancient city) THESSALIA
-556

Philomelus, 284 B.C., 124th Olympiad

-284

Lycus, 452 B.C., 82nd Olympiad

LARISSA (Ancient city) THESSALIA
-452

Krocinas, 404 B.C., 94th Olympiad

-404

Demostratus, 84 B.C., 174th Olympiad

-84

Agnon

PEPARITHOS (Ancient city) SKOPELOS
Olympic victor, stadium, 53rd Olympiad, 568 B.C.

Manadrus, 524 B.C., 64th Olympiad

THESSALIA (Ancient area) GREECE
-524

Torymbas, 460 B.C., 80th Olympiad

-460

Theopompus, 436 B.C., 86th Olympiad

-436

Telemachus, 484 B.C., 74th Olympiad

FARSALOS (Ancient city) THESSALIA
-484

Crauxidas

KRANNON (Ancient city) THESSALIA
Of Crannon: Olympic victor.

Perseus Encyclopedia
• http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Per...

Echecratidas, 464 B.C., 79th Olympiad

THESSALIA (Ancient area) GREECE
-464

Pandion, 296 B.C., 121st Olympiad

-296

Hippocrates, 256 B.C., 131st Olympiad

-256