List of ancient Olympic victors

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A papyrus list of Olympic victors, 3rd century A.D., British Library

The current list of ancient Olympic victors contains all of the known victors of the ancient Olympic Games from the 1st Games in 776 BC up to 264th in 277 AD, as well as the games of 369 AD before their permanent disbandment in 393 by Roman emperor Theodosius I. It is based on available modern sources, [1] [2] [3] as well as the older ones such as the writings of Pausanias (2nd century AD) and Chronicle of Eusebius (3rd century AD). [4]

Contents

Completeness

The complete number of sports that were carried out in each iteration of the Games is unknown, as is the number of victors that took part in these. [1] [2] [5] Also, the correlation between victors and cities may not always be true, as it was not uncommon during antiquity for some ancient writers to make up or distort an olympic victor's city so that the given city would gain the glory and fame that accompanied an athlete's victory. [2] [6]

Up to the 2nd century BC and the beginning of 1st century BC, the athletes were Greek, as per the prerequisite for participating in the Games, [7] however starting from the end of 1st century BC more and more Roman names appear as a consequence of the Roman rule in the Hellenic world. A measure of the level of uncertainty that exists today with regard to who the majority of the ancient Olympic victors were, is the approximation that from a total of more than 3,500 probable victors in different olympic sports during the ancient Olympic Games, only about 800 of them are known today. [5]

List

OlympiadYearEventVictorVictor's city and region/stateSources
1 § 776 BC Stadion Koroibos Elis, Elis Eusebius
2 § 772 BC Stadion Antimachos Dyspontium, Pisatis Eusebius
3 § 768 BC Stadion Androklos Messene, Messenia Eusebius
4 § 764 BC Stadion Polychares Messene, Messenia Eusebius
5 § 760 BC Stadion Aischines Elis, Elis Eusebius
6 § 756 BC Stadion Oebotas Dyme, Achaea Eusebius
7 § 752 BC Stadion Daikles Messene, Messenia Eusebius
8 § 748 BC Stadion Antikles Messene, Messenia Eusebius
9 § 744 BC Stadion Xenodokos (or Xenokles) Messene, Messenia Eusebius
10 § 740 BC Stadion Dotades Messene, Messenia Eusebius
11 § 736 BC Stadion Leochares Messene, Messenia Eusebius
12 § 732 BC Stadion Oxythemis Coroneia Eusebius
13 § 728 BC Stadion Diokles Corinth, Corinthia Eusebius
14 § 724 BC Stadion Desmon (or Dasmon) Corinth, Corinthia Eusebius
14 § 724 BC Diaulos Hypenos Elis Eusebius
15 § 720 BC Stadion Orsippos Megara, Megaris Eusebius
15 § 720 BC Dolichos Akanthos Sparta Eusebius
16 § 716 BC Stadion Pythagoras Sparta Eusebius
17 § 712 BC Stadion Polos Epidauros Eusebius
18 § 708 BC Stadion Tellis Sikyon Eusebius
18 § 708 BC Pentathlon Lampis Sparta Eusebius
18 § 708 BC Wrestling Eurybatos Sparta Eusebius
19 § 704 BC Stadion Menos Megara, Megaris Eusebius
20 § 700 BC Stadion Atheradas Sparta Eusebius
21 § 696 BC Stadion Pantakles Athens, Attica Eusebius
22 § 692 BC Diaulos Pantakles Athens, Attica
22 § 692 BC Stadion Pantakles Athens, Attica Eusebius
23 § 688 BC Stadion Ikaros (or Ikarios) Hyperesia Eusebius
23 § 688 BC Boxing Onomastos Smyrna Eusebius
24 § 684 BC Dolichos Phanas Messene
24 § 684 BC Stadion Kleoptolemos Sparta Eusebius
25 § 680 BC Stadion Thalpis Sparta Eusebius
25 § 680 BC Tethrippon Pagondas (or Pagon) Thebes, Boeotia Pausanias, 5.8.7
26 § 676 BC Pentathlon Philombrotos Sparta Eusebius
26 § 676 BC Stadion Kallisthenes Sparta Eusebius
27 § 672 BC Stadion Eurybates (or Eurybotos or Eurybos) Athens Eusebius
27 § 672 BC Pentathlon Philombrotos Sparta
28 § 668 BC Boxing Daippos Crotone
28 § 668 BC Pentathlon Philombrotos Sparta
28 § 668 BC Stadion Charmis Sparta Eusebius
29 § 664 BC Diaulos Chionis Sparta
29 § 664 BC Stadion Chionis Sparta Eusebius
30 § 660 BC Diaulos Chionis Sparta
30 § 660 BC Stadion Chionis Sparta Eusebius
31 § 656 BC Diaulos Chionis Sparta
31 § 656 BC Stadion Chionis Sparta Eusebius
32 § 652 BC Boxing Komaios Megara Eusebius
32 § 652 BC Stadion Kratinos Megara Eusebius
33 § 648 BCHorse Race Krauxidas (or Kraxilas) Krannon Eusebius
33 § 648 BC Stadion Gylis (or Gygis) Sparta Eusebius
33 § 648 BC Pankration Lygdamis Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
33 § 648 BC Tethrippon Myron Sikyon
34 § 644 BC Stadion Stomas Athens Eusebius
35 § 640 BC Diaulos Kylon Athens Eusebius
35 § 640 BC Stadion Sphairos Sparta Eusebius
36 § 636 BC Pankration Phrynon Athens [lower-alpha 1]
36 § 636 BC Stadion ArytamasSparta [lower-alpha 2] Eusebius
37 § 632 BCBoys' Stadion Polyneikes (or Polynikes) Elis Eusebius
37 § 632 BC Stadion Eurykleidas Sparta Eusebius
37 § 632 BCBoys' Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
38 § 628 BCBoys' Pentathlon [lower-alpha 3] Deutelides Sparta
38 § 628 BC Stadion Olyntheus Sparta Eusebius
39 § 624 BC Stadion Rhipsolaus Sparta Eusebius
39 § 624 BC Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
40 § 620 BC Stadion Olyntheus Sparta Eusebius
40 § 620 BC Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
41 § 616 BCBoys' Boxing Philotas Sybaris Eusebius
41 § 616 BC Stadion Kleondas (or Kleonidas) Thebes, Boeotia Eusebius
41 § 616 BC Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
42 § 612 BC Stadion Lycotas Sparta Eusebius
42 § 612 BC Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
43 § 608 BC Stadion Kleon Epidauros Eusebius
43 § 608 BC Wrestling Hipposthenes Sparta Eusebius
44 § 604 BCBoys' Wrestling Hetoimokles Sparta
44 § 604 BC Stadion Gelon Sparta Eusebius
45 § 600 BC Stadion Antikrates Epidauros Eusebius
45 § 600 BC Wrestling Hetoimokles Sparta
46 § 596 BCBoys' Stadion Polymestor Miletos
46 § 596 BC Stadion Chrysamaxos Sparta Eusebius
46 § 596 BC Wrestling Hetoimokles Sparta
47 § 592 BC Stadion Eurycles Sparta Eusebius
47 § 592 BC Tethrippon Alkmaion Athens
47 § 592 BC Wrestling Hetoimokles Sparta
48 § 588 BC Stadion Glaukias (or Glykon) Crotone Eusebius
48 § 588 BC Boxing Pythagoras Samos
48 § 588 BC Wrestling Hetoimokles Sparta
48 § 588 BCSpecial EventLenaiosname unknown
49 § 584 BC Stadion Lykinos Crotone Eusebius
50 § 580 BC Stadion Epitelidas Sparta Eusebius
51 § 576 BC Stadion Eratosthenes Crotone Eusebius
52 § 572 BC Stadion Agis Elis Eusebius
52 § 572 BC Boxing Tisandros Naxos (Sicily)
52 § 572 BC Pankration Arrichion Phigaleia
52 § 572 BC Tethrippon Kleisthenes Sikyon
53 § 568 BC Stadion Hagnon Peparethos Eusebius
53 § 568 BC Boxing Tisandros Naxos (Sicily)
54 § 564 BC Pankration Arricion Phigaleia
54 § 564 BC Stadion Hippostratos Crotone Eusebius
54 § 564 BC Tethrippon Kallias Athens
54 § 564 BC Boxing Tissandros Naxos (Sicily)
54 § 564 BC Pankration Arricion Phigaleia Eusebius
55 § 560 BC Stadion Hippostratos Crotone Eusebius
55 § 560 BC Tethrippon Miltiades Athens
55 § 560 BC Boxing Tissandros Naxos (Sicily)
56 § 556 BC Stadion Phaidros Pharsalos Eusebius
57 § 552 BC Stadion Ladromos Sparta Eusebius
58 § 548 BC Stadion Diognetos Crotone Eusebius
58 § 548 BC Tethrippon Euagoras Sparta
59 § 544 BC Boxing Praxidamas Aegina Pausanias, 6.18.7
59 § 544 BC Stadion Archilochos Korkyra Eusebius
59 § 544 BC Tethrippon Euagoras Sparta
60 § 540 BCBoys' Boxing Leokreon Keos
60 § 540 BC Stadion Apellaeus Elis Eusebius
60 § 540 BCBoys' Wrestling Milon Crotone
60 § 540 BC Tethrippon Euagoras Sparta
61 § 536 BC Stadion Agatharchos Korkyra Eusebius
61 § 536 BC Tethrippon Kimon Athens
61 § 536 BC Pankration Agatharchos Opous
62 § 532 BC Stadion Eryxidas Chalcis Eusebius
62 § 532 BC Wrestling Milon Crotone Eusebius
62 § 532 BC Tethrippon Peisistratos Athens
63 § 528 BC Stadion Parmenides Kamarina Eusebius
63 § 528 BC Tethrippon Kimon Athens
63 § 528 BC Wrestling Milon Crotone
64 § 524 BC Wrestling Milon Crotone
64 § 524 BC Stadion Menandros Thessaly Eusebius
65 § 520 BC Hoplitodromos Damaretos (or Demaretos) Heraia Eusebius
65 § 520 BC Stadion Anochos Taranto Eusebius
65 § 520 BC Boxing Glaukos Karystos
65 § 520 BC Diaulos Anochos Taranto
65 § 520 BCEvent UnknownPhilippos Crotone
65 § 520 BC Wrestling Milon Crotone
65 § 520 BC Tethrippon name unknown Thebes, Boeotia
66 § 516 BC Pankration Timasitheus Delphi
66 § 516 BC Stadion Ischyros Himera Eusebius
66 § 516 BC Wrestling Milon Crotone
66 § 516 BC Hoplitodromos Damaretos Heraia
66 § 516 BC Tethrippon Kleosthenes Epidamnos
67 § 512 BC Stadion Phanas Pellene Eusebius
67 § 512 BC Wrestling Timasitheus Crotone
67 § 512 BC Diaulos Phanas Pellene
67 § 512 BC Hoplitodromos Phanas Pellene
67 § 512 BCHorse RacePheidolas Corinth
67 § 512 BC Pankration Timasitheus Delphi
68 § 508 BCHorse Racesons of Pheidolas Corinth
68 § 508 BC Stadion Isomachus (or Ischomachus) Crotone Eusebius
68 § 508 BC Wrestling Kalliteles Sparta
68 § 508 BC Hoplitodromos Phrikias Pelinna
68 § 508 BC Tethrippon Pantaros Gela
69 § 504 BCBoys' Stadion Philon Korkyra
69 § 504 BC Diaulos Thessalos Corinth
69 § 504 BC Stadion Isomachus (or Ischomachus) Crotone Eusebius
69 § 504 BCEvent UnknownTitasunknown name
69 § 504 BC Hoplitodromos Phrikias Pelinna
69 § 504 BC Tethrippon Demaratus Sparta
70 § 500 BCBoys' Stadion Meneptolemos Apollonia
70 § 500 BCMule-cart raceThersios Thessaly Pausanias, 5.9.1
70 § 500 BC Stadion Nikeas Opous Eusebius
70 § 500 BC Boxing Philon Korkyra
70 § 500 BC Pentathlon Akmatidas Sparta
70 § 500 BCBoys' Boxing Agametor Mantineia
70 § 500 BC Tethrippon Callias II Athens
71 § 496 BCHorse RaceEmpedokles Agrigento
71 § 496 BC Stadion Tisikrates Crotone Eusebius
71 § 496 BC Boxing Philon Korkyra
71 § 496 BC Wrestling Exainetos Agrigento
71 § 496 BCRace For MaresPataikos Dyme Pausanias, 5.9.1
71 § 496 BC Tethrippon Callias II Athens
72 § 492 BC Pentathlon Hieronymos Andros
72 § 492 BC Stadion Tisikrates Crotone Eusebius
72 § 492 BC Boxing Kleomedes Astypalaia
72 § 492 BCA Track EventHippokleas Pelinna
72 § 492 BCHorse RaceKrokon Eretria
72 § 492 BC Tethrippon Callias II Athens
73 § 488 BC Boxing Diognetos Crete
73 § 488 BCBoys' Stadion AsopichosOrchomenos
73 § 488 BC Stadion Astylos Crotone Eusebius
73 § 488 BC Pentathlon Euthykles Lokroi
73 § 488 BCA Track EventHippokleas Pelinna
73 § 488 BCBoys' Boxing Agiadas Elis
73 § 488 BC Diaulos Astylos Crotone
73 § 488 BC Tethrippon Gelon Gela
74 § 484 BC Hoplitodromos Mnaseas Cyrene
74 § 484 BC Stadion Astylos Crotone Eusebius
74 § 484 BC Boxing Euthymos Lokroi
74 § 484 BC Pentathlon Theopompos Heraia
74 § 484 BCBoys' Boxing Epikradios Mantineia
74 § 484 BC Diaulos Astylos Crotone
74 § 484 BC Dolichos Dromeus Stymphalia
74 § 484 BC Wrestling Telemachos Pharsalos
74 § 484 BC Pankration Agias Pharsalos
74 § 484 BC Tethrippon Polypeithes Sparta
75 § 480 BCMule-cart raceAnaxilas Region
75 § 480 BCBoys' Wrestling [...]kon Argos P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BCBoys' Stadion Xenopithes Chios P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BCBoys' Boxing [...]phanes Heraia P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BC Hoplitodromos Astylos Syracuse, Sicily P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BC Tethrippon Daitondas and Arsilochos Thebes, Boeotia P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BCHorse RaceState Victory Argos P. Oxy. 222
75 § 480 BC Stadion Astylos Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
75 § 480 BC Boxing Theagenes Thasos
75 § 480 BC Pentathlon Theopompos Heraia
75 § 480 BC Diaulos Astylos Syracuse, Sicily
75 § 480 BC Dolichos Dromeus Stymphalia
75 § 480 BC Pankration Dromeus Mantineia
76 § 476 BCBoys' Wrestling Theognetos Aegina P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BCBoys' Stadion name unknown Sparta P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Stadion Skamandros (or Skamandrios) Mytilene Eusebius
76 § 476 BC Diaulos Dandis Argos P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Dolichos name unknown Sparta P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Pentathlon name unknown Taranto P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Wrestling name unknown Maroneia P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Boxing Euthymos Locris P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BCBoys' Boxing Agesidamos Locri P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Hoplitodromos Zopyros Syracuse, Sicily P. Oxy. 222 has [----]uros of Syracuse
76 § 476 BC Tethrippon Theron Agrigento P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BCHorse Race Hieron Syracuse, Sicily P. Oxy. 222
76 § 476 BC Pankration Theagenes Thasos P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BCBoys' Stadion [...]sandridas Corinth P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Stadion Dandis Argos Eusebius
77 § 472 BC Boxing Euthymos Locri P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Pentathlon [...]amos Miletos P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BCBoys' Boxing Tellon Mainalos P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BCBoys' Wrestling [...]kratidas Taranto P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Diaulos [...]ges Epidauros P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Dolichos Ergoteles Himera P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Wrestling [...]menes Samos P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Hoplitodromos [...]gias Epidamnos P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BCHorse Race Hieron Syracuse, Sicily P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Pankration Callias Athens P. Oxy. 222
77 § 472 BC Tethrippon State Victory Argos P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BCMule-cart raceAgesias Syracuse, Sicily
78 § 468 BCBoys' Stadion Lykophron Athens P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Pankration Epitimadas Argos P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Stadion Parmenides Poseidonia Eusebius
78 § 468 BC Boxing Menalkes Opous P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Pentathlon [...]tion Taranto P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BCBoys' Boxing [...]nes Tiryns P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BCBoys' Wrestling [...]emos Parrhasia P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Dolichos [...]medes Sparta P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Wrestling Epharmostos (or Eparmostos) Opous P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Hoplitodromos [...]los Athens P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BCHorse RaceLeophronname unknown
78 § 468 BC Tethrippon Hieronymus [lower-alpha 4] Syracuse, Sicily P. Oxy. 222
78 § 468 BC Diaulos Parmenides Poseidonia P. Oxy. 222
79 § 464 BCBoys' Wrestling Pherias Aegina
79 § 464 BCBoys' Stadion Pythagoras Mantineia
79 § 464 BC Stadion Xenophon Corinth Eusebius
79 § 464 BC Boxing Diagoras Rhodes
79 § 464 BC Pentathlon Xenophon Corinth
79 § 464 BCBoys' Boxing Protolaos Mantineia
79 § 464 BC Dolichos Ergoteles Himera
79 § 464 BCHorse RaceEchekratidas Thessaly
79 § 464 BC Pankration Ephotion (or Ephondion or Ephendion) Mainalos
79 § 464 BC Tethrippon Kratisthenes Cyrene
80 § 460 BCBoys' Wrestling Alkmedon Aegina
80 § 460 BCBoys' Stadion Sostratos Pellene
80 § 460 BC Stadion Torymbas (or Toryllas or Torymnas) Thessaly Eusebius
80 § 460 BC Wrestling Amesinas Barke Eusebius
80 § 460 BCBoys' Boxing Kyniskos Mantineia
80 § 460 BC Dolichos Ladas Argos
80 § 460 BCEvent UnknownKordaphos Lepreon
80 § 460 BC Pankration Timodemos Athens
80 § 460 BC Tethrippon Arkesilaos Cyrene
81 § 456 BCMule-cart racePsaumios Kamarina
81 § 456 BC Pentathlon [...]nomosunknown P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BCHorse RaceAigiasNa[----] P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BCBoys' Wrestling Phrynichos Athens
81 § 456 BCBoys' Stadion Ikadion Crete P. Oxy. 222 has "Ikaidion", polis unknown
81 § 456 BC Stadion Polymnastos Cyrene Eusebius
81 § 456 BC Tethrippon DiactoridesUnknown
81 § 456 BCBoys' Boxing Alkainetos Lepreon P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BC Boxing Anthroposunknown P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BC Wrestling Leontiskos Messene (Sicily) P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BC Pankration Timanthes Kleonai P. Oxy. 222
81 § 456 BC Hoplitodromos MnaseasCyrene(?) P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Pentathlon Pythokles Elis P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BCBoys' Wrestling Cleodorosunknown
82 § 452 BCBoys' Stadion Lachon Chios P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Stadion Lykos Larisa Eusebius
82 § 452 BC Diaulos Euboulosunknown P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Dolichos Hippobotosunknown P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Boxing AristonEpidauros
82 § 452 BC Wrestling Leontiskos Messene (Sicily) P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Hoplitodromos Lykos Thessaly P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Pankration Damagetos Rhodes P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BC Tethrippon Psaumios Kamarina P. Oxy. 222
82 § 452 BCHorse racePythonI[----] P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Wrestling Cheimon Argos P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Hoplitodromos Lyceinos[----] P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Stadion Krison Himera Eusebius
83 § 448 BCBoys' Stadion LacharidasA[----] P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Diaulos EucleidesRhodes P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Boxing Akousilaos Rhodes P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BCBoys' Boxing AristonA[----] P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BCBoys' Wrestling Polynikos Thespiai P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Dolichos Aigedas Crete P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Pankration Damagetos Rhodes P. Oxy. 222
83 § 448 BC Tethrippon Arkesilaos Sparta
83 § 448 BC Pentathlon Keton Lokroi P. Oxy. 222
84 § 444 BC Stadion Krison Himera Eusebius
84 § 444 BC Wrestling Taurosthenes Aegina
84 § 444 BC Boxing Alkainetos Lepreon
84 § 444 BC Pentathlon Iccus Taranto
84 § 444 BCBoys' Boxing Charmides Elis
84 § 444 BC Tethrippon Arkesilaos Sparta
85 § 440 BCBoys' Boxing Gnathon Dipaia
85 § 440 BC Stadion Krison Himera Eusebius
85 § 440 BC Wrestling Theopompos II Heraia
85 § 440 BC Tethrippon Polycles Sparta
86 § 436 BCBoys' Boxing Philippos Arkadia
86 § 436 BC Stadion Theopompos Thessaly Eusebius
86 § 436 BCBoys' Wrestling Pantarkes Elis
86 § 436 BC Wrestling Theopompos II Heraia
86 § 436 BC Tethrippon Megakles Athens
87 § 432 BC Stadion Sophron Ambrakia Eusebius
87 § 432 BCBoys' Wrestling Lykinos Elis
87 § 432 BC Pankration Dorieus Rhodes
87 § 432 BC Tethrippon Lykinos Sparta
88 § 428 BC Pankration Dorieus Rhodes
88 § 428 BC Stadion Symmachos Messene (Sicily)Eusebius
88 § 428 BC Tethrippon Alexandros Sparta
89 § 424 BCBoys' Boxing Hellanikos Lepreon
89 § 424 BC Stadion Symmachos Messene (Sicily)Eusebius
89 § 424 BC Boxing Kleomachos Magnesia (Maiandros)
89 § 424 BC Pankration Dorieus Rhodes
89 § 424 BC Tethrippon Leon Sparta
90 § 420 BC Dolichos Aristeus Argos
90 § 420 BC Stadion Hyperbios Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
90 § 420 BCBoys' Boxing Theantos Lepreon
90 § 420 BCBoys' Wrestling Amertas Elis
90 § 420 BCHorse RaceXenombrotos Kos
90 § 420 BC Pankration Androsthenes Mainalos
90 § 420 BC Tethrippon Lichas [lower-alpha 5] Sparta Thucydides 5.50.4
91 § 416 BC Stadion Exainetos Agrigento Eusebius
91 § 416 BCBoys' Wrestling Nikostratos Heraia
91 § 416 BCEvent UnknownLakrates Sparta
91 § 416 BC Pankration Androsthenes Mainalos
91 § 416 BC Tethrippon Alkibiades [lower-alpha 6] Athens C. M. Bowra, "Euripides' Epinician for Alcibiades"
92 § 412 BC Stadion Exainetos Agrigento Eusebius
93 § 408 BC Stadion Eubatas (or Eubatos or Eubotas) Cyrene Eusebius
93 § 408 BC Pankration Polydamas Skotoussa, Thessaly Eusebius
93 § 408 BC Synoris Euagoras Elis Eusebius
93 § 408 BC Tethrippon Archelaus I of Macedon Macedonia
94 § 404 BC Wrestling Symmachos Elis
94 § 404 BC Stadion Krokinas of Larissa Larisa Eusebius
94 § 404 BC Boxing Eukles Rhodes
94 § 404 BCBoys' Boxing Peisir[rh]odos Thourioi
94 § 404 BC Dolichos Lasthenes Thebes, Boeotia
94 § 404 BC Pankration Promachos Pellene
95 § 400 BC Stadion Minos Athens Eusebius
95 § 400 BC Boxing Demarchos Parrhasia
95 § 400 BCBoys' Boxing Xenodikos Kos
95 § 400 BCBoys' Wrestling Euthymenes Mainalos
95 § 400 BC Wrestling Baukis Troizen
95 § 400 BC Pankration Antiochos Lepreon
95 § 400 BC Tethrippon Timon Elis
96 § 396 BCBoys' Stadion Epichares Athens
96 § 396 BC Stadion Eupolemos (or Eupolis) Elis Eusebius
96 § 396 BC Diaulos Krokinas of Larissa Larisa P.Oxy.2381
96 § 396 BC Dolichos [...]onios Crete P.Oxy.2381
96 § 396 BC Heralds Contest Krates Elis Eusebius
96 § 396 BC Trumpet Contest Timaios Elis Eusebius
96 § 396 BC Wrestling unknownCorinth
96 § 396 BCBoys' Boxing Bykelos Sikyon
96 § 396 BCBoys' Wrestling Archedamos Elis
96 § 396 BC Diaulos Krokenas Larisa
96 § 396 BC Tethrippon Kyniska Sparta
97 § 392 BC Boxing Phormion Halikarnassos
97 § 392 BCBoys' Stadion Dikon Kaulonia
97 § 392 BCBoys' Boxing Neolaidas Pheneus
97 § 392 BC Wrestling Euthymenes Mainalos
97 § 392 BC Tethrippon Kyniska Sparta
98 § 388 BC Stadion Sosippos Athens Eusebius
98 § 388 BC Wrestling Aristodemos Elis Eusebius
98 § 388 BC Boxing Eupalos Thessaly
98 § 388 BCBoys' Boxing Antipatros Miletos
98 § 388 BCHorse RaceKleogenes Elis
98 § 388 BC Tethrippon Xenarchos Sparta
99 § 384 BCBoys' Stadion Lykinos Heraia
99 § 384 BC Dolichos Sotades Crete Pausanias, 6.18.6
99 § 384 BC Stadion Dikon Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
99 § 384 BCColts' Tethrippon EurybatosSpartaEusebius
99 § 384 BC Boxing Damoxenidas Mainalos
99 § 384 BC Pentathlon Hysmon Elis
99 § 384 BCBoys' Boxing Alketos Kleitor
99 § 384 BC Diaulos or Hoplitodromos Dikon Syracuse, Sicily
99 § 384 BC Wrestling Narykidas Phigaleia
100 § 380 BCBoys' Stadion Deinolochos Elis
100 § 380 BC Pankration Xenophon Aigai (Cilicia)
100 § 380 BC Stadion Dionysodoros Taranto Eusebius
100 § 380 BC Boxing name unknown Samos
100 § 380 BCBoys' Boxing Hippos Elis
100 § 380 BC Dolichos Sotades Ephesos
101 § 376 BC Pentathlon Stomios Elis
101 § 376 BC Stadion Damon Thourioi Eusebius
101 § 376 BC Boxing Labax Lepreon
101 § 376 BCBoys' Boxing Kritodamos Kleitor
102 § 372 BCFoals' Tethrippon Troilos Elis
102 § 372 BC Stadion Damon Thourioi Eusebius
102 § 372 BCBoys' Boxing Thersilochos Korkyra
102 § 372 BCBoys' Wrestling Xenokles Mainalos
102 § 372 BCEvent Unknownname unknown Methydria
102 § 372 BC Synoris Troilos Elis
103 § 368 BCBoys' Stadion Damiskos Messene
103 § 368 BC Stadion Pythostratos Athens Eusebius
103 § 368 BC Boxing Aristion Epidauros
103 § 368 BC Pankration Xenarkes Stratos
103 § 368 BC Synoris Euryleonis Sparta
104 § 364 BC Stadion [lower-alpha 7] Phokides Athens Eusebius
104 § 364 BC Heralds Contest Archias Hyblaia (Sicily)
104 § 364 BC Pankration Sostratos Sikyon
104 § 364 BC Tethrippon Eubatas Cyrene
105 § 360 BC Boxing Philammon Athens
105 § 360 BCBoys' Stadion Xenon Lepreon
105 § 360 BC Stadion Poros Cyrene Eusebius
105 § 360 BCBoys' Wrestling Agenor Thebes, Boeotia
105 § 360 BC Heralds Contest Archias Hyblaia (Sicily)
105 § 360 BC Pankration Sostratos Sikyon
105 § 360 BC Tethrippon Theochrestos 1 Cyrene
106 § 356 BC Dolichos Pyrilampes Ephesos
106 § 356 BC Stadion Poros Malia Eusebius
106 § 356 BC Wrestling Chairon Pellene
106 § 356 BC Heralds Contest Archias Hyblaia (Sicily)
106 § 356 BCHorse Race Philip II of Macedon Macedonia
106 § 356 BC Pankration Sostratos Sikyon
107 § 352 BC Stadion Smikrinas Taranto Eusebius
107 § 352 BC Synoris Timokrates Athens
107 § 352 BCBoys' Boxing Athenaios Ephesos
107 § 352 BCEvent UnknownDionysodoros or Dionysodorus Thebes, Boeotia Arrian [10]
107 § 352 BC Wrestling Chairon Pellene
107 § 352 BC Tethrippon Philip II of Macedon Macedonia
108 § 348 BC Stadion Polykles Cyrene Eusebius
108 § 348 BCBoys' Wrestling Aischylos Thespiai
108 § 348 BC Wrestling Chairon Pellene
108 § 348 BC Synoris Philip II of Macedon Macedonia
109 § 344 BC Stadion Aristolochos Athens Eusebius
109 § 344 BC Wrestling Chairon Pellene
109 § 344 BC Hoplitodromos Kallikrates Magnesia (Maiandros)
109 § 344 BC Tethrippon Arybbas Epeiros
110 § 340 BC Boxing Asamon Elis
110 § 340 BC Stadion Antikles Athens Eusebius
110 § 340 BCBoys' Boxing Telestas Messene
110 § 340 BC Hoplitodromos Kallikrates Magnesia (Maiandros)
111 § 336 BC Pankration Dioxippos Athens
111 § 336 BC Stadion Kleomantis Kleitor Eusebius
111 § 336 BC Boxing Mys Taranto
112 § 332 BC Pentathlon Kallipos Athens
112 § 332 BC Stadion Grylos Chalcis Eusebius
112 § 332 BC Boxing Satyros Elis
112 § 332 BC Wrestling Cheilon Patrai
113 § 328 BC Dolichos Aegeus Argos Eusebius
113 § 328 BC Stadion Kliton Macedonia P.Oxy. 12 has "Criton"
113 § 328 BC Boxing Satyros Elis
113 § 328 BCAn Equestrian EventDemades Athens
113 § 328 BC Wrestling Cheilon Patrai
113 § 328 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
114 § 324 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
114 § 324 BC Stadion Mikinas Rhodes Eusebius
114 § 324 BCBoys' Boxing Douris Samos
114 § 324 BC Pankration Astyanax Miletos
115 § 320 BC Stadion Damasias Amphipolis Eusebius
115 § 320 BCBoys' Boxing Pyttalos Elis
115 § 320 BCBoys' Wrestling Hermesianax Kolophon
115 § 320 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
115 § 320 BC Pankration Astyanax Miletos
116 § 316 BCBoys' Boxing Choirilos Elis
116 § 316 BC Stadion Demosthenes [lower-alpha 8] Sparta Eusebius
116 § 316 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
116 § 316 BC Pankration Astyanax Miletos
117 § 312 BC Pankration Aristophon Athens
117 § 312 BC Stadion Parmenion Mytilene Eusebius
117 § 312 BC Pentathlon Alexibios Heraia
117 § 312 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
118 § 308 BCBoys' Boxing Theotimos Elis
118 § 308 BC Stadion Apollonides Tegea Eusebius
118 § 308 BC Pankration AntenorAthens or Miletos Eusebius
118 § 308 BC Wrestling Seleadas Sparta
118 § 308 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
118 § 308 BCHorse RaceNikagoras Lindos
118 § 308 BC Synoris Nikagoras Lindos
119 § 304 BCBoys' Stadion Sophios Messene
119 § 304 BC Stadion Andromenes Corinth Eusebius
119 § 304 BCBoys' Boxing Kallon Elis
119 § 304 BC Diaulos Nikandros Elis
119 § 304 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
119 § 304 BC Tethrippon Lampos Philippoi
120 § 300 BCBoys' Stadion Timosthenes Elis
120 § 300 BC Pankration Nikon Anthedon
120 § 300 BC Stadion Pythagoras Magnesia (Maiandros)Eusebius
120 § 300 BC Wrestling Keras Argos Eusebius
120 § 300 BC Boxing Archippos Mytilene
120 § 300 BCBoys' Boxing Hippomachos Elis
120 § 300 BC Diaulos Nikandros Elis
120 § 300 BCEvent UnknownEublakes Sparta
120 § 300 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
120 § 300 BC Hoplitodromos name unknown Magnesia (Maiandros)
120 § 300 BC Tethrippon Theochrestos II Cyrene
121 § 296 BCBoys' Stadion Antipatros Miletos
121 § 296 BC Diaulos Apollonios Alexandria
121 § 296 BC Stadion Pythagoras Magnesia (Maiandros)Eusebius
121 § 296 BC Boxing Kallippos Rhodes
121 § 296 BC Pentathlon Timachos Mantineia
121 § 296 BCBoys' Wrestling [So]siades Tralles Phlegon of Tralles [11]
121 § 296 BC Dolichos Pasichoros Boiotia
121 § 296 BCFoals' Tethrippon Tlasimachos Ambrakia
121 § 296 BC Wrestling Amphiares Sparta
121 § 296 BC Trumpet Contest Herodoros Megara
121 § 296 BC Hoplitodromos name unknown Magnesia (Maiandros)
121 § 296 BCHorse RacePandion Thessaly
121 § 296 BC Pankration Nikon Anthedon
121 § 296 BC Synoris Tlasimachos Ambrakia
122 § 296 BC Tethrippon Archidamos Elis
122 § 292 BCBoys' Boxing Philippos Arkadia
122 § 292 BCBoys' Stadion Herodotos Klazomenai
122 § 292 BC Stadion Antigonos Macedonia Eusebius
122 § 292 BC Hoplitodromos Eperastos Elis
122 § 292 BC Tethrippon Telemachos Elis
123 § 288 BC Stadion Antigonos Macedonia Eusebius
124 § 284 BC Stadion Philomelos Pharsalos Eusebius
125 § 280 BC Stadion Ladas Aigion Eusebius
126 § 276 BC Stadion Idaios Cyrene Eusebius
126 § 276 BCFoals' Tethrippon Attalos Pergamon
127 § 272 BCBoys' Wrestling Kratinos Aigeira
127 § 272 BC Stadion Perigenes Alexandria Eusebius
127 § 272 BC Wrestling Nikarchos Elis
127 § 272 BC Tethrippon Glaukon Athens
128 § 268 BCBoys' Wrestling Alexinikos Elis
128 § 268 BC Stadion Seleukos Macedonia Eusebius
128 § 268 BCFoals' Tethrippon Bilistiche Macedonia
128 § 268 BCHorse Racename unknown Krannon
128 § 268 BC Synoris name unknown Thessaly
128 § 268 BC Tethrippon Karteros Thessaly
129 § 264 BC Diaulos Philinus Kos
129 § 264 BC Stadion Philinus Kos Eusebius
129 § 264 BCColts' Synoris Bilistiche Macedonia Eusebius and Pausanias, 5.8.11.
129 § 264 BC Synoris Bilistiche Macedonia
130 § 260 BC Diaulos Philinus Kos
130 § 260 BC Stadion Philinus Kos Eusebius
131 § 256 BC Stadion Ammonios Alexandria Eusebius
131 § 256 BCFoals' RaceHippocrates Thessaly Eusebius
131 § 256 BCBoys' Wrestling Eikasios or Icasios Kolophon
131 § 256 BC Diaulos Philinus Kos
132 § 252 BC Stadion Xenophanes Amphissa Eusebius
133 § 248 BCBoys' Wrestling Lastraditas Elis
133 § 248 BC Stadion Symilos Neapolis Eusebius
133 § 248 BCEvent UnknownEuryades Elis
133 § 248 BCEvent Unknownname unknown Elis
134 § 244 BC Stadion Alkidas Sparta Eusebius
135 § 240 BC Stadion Eraton Aitolia Eusebius
135 § 240 BC Boxing KleoxenosAlexandriaEusebius
136 § 236 BC Stadion Pythocles Sikyon Eusebius
137 § 232 BC Pentathlon Gorgos Messene
137 § 232 BC Stadion Menestheus Barke Eusebius
137 § 232 BC Tethrippon Aratos Sikyon
138 § 228 BCBoys' Stadion Emaution Thelphoussa
138 § 228 BCHorse RacePantarkes Elis
138 § 228 BC Stadion Demetrios Alexandria Eusebius
139 § 224 BC Stadion Iolaidas Argos Eusebius
140 § 220 BC Pankration Agesidamos Messenia
140 § 220 BCEvent Unknownname unknown Nibis
140 § 220 BC Stadion Zopyros Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
141 § 216 BCFoals' RaceThrasonides Elis
141 § 216 BC Wrestling Paianios Elis
141 § 216 BC Pankration Kleitomachos Thebes, Boeotia
141 § 216 BC Stadion Dorotheos Rhodes Eusebius
142 § 212 BC Boxing Kleitomachos Thebes, Boeotia
142 § 212 BC Wrestling Kapros Elis Eusebius
142 § 212 BC Pankration Kapros Elis Eusebius
142 § 212 BC Stadion Krates Alexandria Eusebius
142 § 212 BC Synoris Akestorides Troy
143 § 208 BC Diaulos name unknown Argos
143 § 208 BCBoys' Stadion Damatrios Tegea
143 § 208 BC Stadion Herklaitos Samos Eusebius
144 § 204 BCBoys' Stadion Sodamos Assos
144 § 204 BC Diaulos name unknown Argos
144 § 204 BC Wrestling Damokrates Tenedos
144 § 204 BC Stadion Herakleides Salamis in CyprusEusebius
145 § 200 BC Pentathlon Timon Elis
145 § 200 BCBoys' Boxing Moschos Kolophon Eusebius
145 § 200 BC Diaulos name unknown Argos
145 § 200 BC Dolichos Damatrios Tegea
145 § 200 BC Stadion Pyrrhias Aitolia Eusebius
145 § 200 BCBoys' Pankration Phaidimos Alexandria (in the Troad)Eusebius
146 § 196 BC Diaulos name unknown Argos
146 § 196 BC Stadion Mikion Boiotia Eusebius
147 § 192 BC Wrestling Kleitostratos Rhodes Eusebius
147 § 192 BC Stadion Agemachos Kyzikos Eusebius
148 § 188 BC Stadion Arkesilaos Megalopolis Eusebius
149 § 184 BC Boxing Epitherses Erythrai
149 § 184 BC Stadion HippostratosSeleukeiaEusebius
150 § 180 BC Boxing Epitherses Erythrai
150 § 180 BC Stadion Onesikritos Salamis Eusebius
151 § 176 BC Stadion Thymilos Aspendos Eusebius
152 § 172 BCBoys' Wrestling Agesistratos Lindos
152 § 172 BCBoys' Pankration Diallos Smyrna
152 § 172 BC Stadion Demokritos Megara Eusebius
153 § 168 BC Stadion Aristandros Antissa Eusebius
154 § 164 BCBoys' Wrestling Lysippos Elis
154 § 164 BC Diaulos Leonidas Rhodes
154 § 164 BC Hoplitodromos Leonidas Rhodes
154 § 164 BC Stadion Leonidas Rhodes Eusebius
155 § 160 BC Boxing D[...]gonos Rhodes
155 § 160 BC Diaulos Leonidas Rhodes
155 § 160 BC Hoplitodromos Leonidas Rhodes
155 § 160 BC Stadion Leonidas Rhodes Eusebius
156 § 156 BCBoys' Pankration Amyntas Eresos
156 § 156 BC Boxing D[...]gonos Rhodes
156 § 156 BC Diaulos Leonidas Rhodes
156 § 156 BC Wrestling Aristomenes Rhodes Eusebius
156 § 156 BC Hoplitodromos Leonidas Rhodes
156 § 156 BC Pankration Aristomenes Rhodes Eusebius
156 § 156 BC Stadion Leonidas Rhodes Eusebius
157 § 152 BC Diaulos Leonidas Rhodes
157 § 152 BCBoys' Stadion Apollodoros Samos
157 § 152 BC Hoplitodromos Leonidas Rhodes
157 § 152 BC Stadion Leonidas Rhodes Eusebius
158 § 148 BC Stadion Orthon Syracuse, Sicily Eusebius
158 § 148 BC Wrestling name unknown Elis
159 § 144 BC Boxing Xenothemis Miletos
159 § 144 BC Stadion Alkemos Kyzikos Eusebius
160 § 140 BC Stadion Agnodorus Kyzikos Eusebius
161 § 136 BC Stadion Antipatros Epeiros Eusebius
162 § 132 BC Stadion Damon Delphi Eusebius
163 § 128 BC Stadion Timotheos Tralles Eusebius
164 § 124 BC Stadion Boiotos Sikyon Eusebius
165 § 120 BC Boxing AgesarchosTritia
165 § 120 BC Stadion AkousilaosCyreneEusebius
166 § 116 BC Stadion Chrysogonos Nikaia Eusebius
167 § 112 BC Stadion Chrysogonos Nikaia Eusebius
168 § 108 BC Stadion Nikomachos Philadelphia Eusebius
169 § 104 BC Stadion Nikodamos Sparta Eusebius
170 § 100 BC Diaulos Nikokles Akrion
170 § 100 BC Dolichos Nikokles Akrion
170 § 100 BC Hoplitodromos Nikokles Akrion
170 § 100 BC Stadion Simmias Seleukeia on the TigrisEusebius
171 § 96 BCEvent UnknownAristodamos Elis
171 § 96 BCFoals' Synoris Antigenes Elis
171 § 96 BC Stadion ParmeniskosKorkyraEusebius
172 § 92 BC Wrestling Protophanes Magnesia (Maiandros)Eusebius
172 § 92 BC Pankration Protophanes Magnesia (Maiandros)Eusebius
172 § 92 BC Stadion Eudamos Kos Eusebius
173 § 88 BC Stadion Parmeniskos Korkyra Eusebius
174 § 84 BCFoals' Tethrippon Theodota Elis
174 § 84 BCHorse RacePraxagoras Elis
174 § 84 BCHorse RaceStrogianos Elis
174 § 84 BCHorse RaceTelemachos Elis
174 § 84 BC Stadion Demostratos Larisa Eusebius
174 § 84 BC Synoris Philistos Elis
174 § 84 BC Synoris Timareta Elis
175 § 80 BCBoys' Stadion Epainetos Argos
175 § 80 BC Stadion N/AN/A [lower-alpha 9] Eusebius
176 § 76 BCHorse RaceLasthenes Elis
176 § 76 BC Stadion Dion Kyparissia Eusebius
176 § 76 BC Tethrippon name unknown Elis
177 § 72 BC Boxing Atyanas Adramyttion Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Pentathlon Aristonymidas Kos Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCBoys' Boxing Soterichos Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCBoys' Wrestling Apollonias Kyparissia Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCBoys' Pankration Kalas Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCBoys' Stadion SosigenesAsiaPhlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Diaulos Hekatomnos Miletos Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Dolichos [lower-alpha 10] Gaius Rome Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Dolichos [lower-alpha 10] Hypsikles Sikyon Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCFoals' RaceKallippos Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCFoals' Synoris Kletias Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCFoals' Tethrippon Hellanikos Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Wrestling Isidoros Alexandria Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Hoplitodromos Hekatomnos Miletos Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BCHorse RaceHegemon Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Pankration Sphodrias Sikyon Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Stadion Hekatomnos Miletos Eusebius
177 § 72 BC Synoris Hellanikos Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
177 § 72 BC Tethrippon Aristolochos Elis Phlegon, apud Photius, Bibliotheca 97
178 § 68 BC Pankration Straton (or Stratonikos) Alexandria Eusebius
178 § 68 BC Wrestling Straton (or Stratonikos) Alexandria Eusebius
178 § 68 BC Stadion Diokles Hypaipa Eusebius
179 § 64 BC Wrestling or Pankration Straton (or Stratonikos) Alexandria
179 § 64 BC Stadion Andreas Sparta Eusebius
180 § 60 BC Stadion Andromachos Ambrakia Eusebius
180 § 60 BC Synoris Menedemos Elis
181 § 56 BCEquestrian Event for FoalsCharopas Elis
181 § 56 BC Stadion Lamachos Tauromenion Eusebius
182 § 52 BCEquestrian Event for FoalsAgelochos Elis
182 § 52 BC Wrestling Marion Alexandria Eusebius
182 § 52 BC Pankration Marion Alexandria Eusebius
182 § 52 BC Stadion Anthestion Argos Eusebius
183 § 48 BCEvent Unknownname unknown Elis
183 § 48 BC Stadion Theodoros Messene Eusebius
183 § 48 BC Tethrippon or Synoris for Foals[....]chos Elis
184 § 44 BC Stadion Theodoros Messene Eusebius
185 § 40 BCBoys' Boxing Thaliarchos Elis
185 § 40 BC Stadion Ariston Thourioi Eusebius
186 § 32 BC Boxing Thaliarchos Elis
186 § 36 BCHorse RaceLykomedes Elis
186 § 36 BC Stadion Skamandros Alexandria Eusebius
187 § 32 BC Stadion Ariston Thourioi Eusebius
188 § 28 BC Stadion Sopatros Argos Eusebius
189 § 24 BC Trumpet Contest Demosthenes Miletos
189 § 24 BC Pankration Philippos Glykon Pergamon
189 § 24 BC Stadion Asklepiades Sidon Eusebius
190 § 20 BC Diaulos name unknown Miletos
190 § 20 BC Trumpet Contest Demosthenes Miletos
190 § 20 BC Stadion Auphidios Patrai Eusebius
191 § 16 BC Trumpet Contest Demosthenes Miletos
191 § 16 BC Stadion Diodotos Tyana Eusebius
192 § 12 BCBoys' Wrestling Polyktor Elis
192 § 12 BC Stadion Diophanes Aiolia Eusebius
193 § 8 BC Boxing Nikophon Miletos
193 § 8 BC Stadion Artemidoros Thyateira Eusebius
194 § 4 BCBoys' Wrestling Polyxenos Zakynthos
194 § 4 BC Stadion Demaratos Ephesos Eusebius
194 § 4 BC Tethrippon Tiberius Claudius Nero Rome
195 § Equestrian Event for FoalsArchiadas Elis
195 § AD 1Foals' Synoris Damithidas Elis
195 § AD 1 Stadion Demaratos Ephesos Eusebius
196 § AD 5Event UnknownGnaeus Marcus Rome
196 § AD 5 Stadion Pammenes Magnesia (Maiandros)Eusebius
197 § AD 9Event UnknownGnaeus Marcus Rome
197 § AD 9 Stadion Asiatikos Halikarnassos Eusebius
198 § AD 13 Wrestling Aristeas Stratonicea Eusebius
198 § AD 13 Pankration Aristeas Stratonicea Eusebius
198 § AD 13 Stadion Diophenes Prousa Eusebius
199 § AD 17 Stadion Aischines Miletos Eusebius
199 § AD 17 Tethrippon Germanicus Julius Caesar Rome Eusebius
200 § AD 21 Stadion PolemonPetraEusebius
201 § AD 25 Pankration Hermas Antiochia
201 § AD 25 Boxing Demokrates Magnesia (Maiandros)
201 § AD 25 Stadion Damas (or Damasias) Kydonia Eusebius
202 § AD 29 Pankration HermasAntiochia
202 § AD 29 Boxing Demokrates Magnesia (Maiandros)
202 § AD 29 Stadion Hermogenes Pergamon Eusebius
203 § AD 33 Boxing Demokrates Magnesia (Maiandros)
203 § AD 33 Pankration Heras Laodicea
203 § AD 33 Stadion Apollonios Epidauros Eusebius
204 § AD 37Event UnknownHermogenes Philadelphia
204 § AD 37 Wrestling Nikostratos Aigai (Cilicia)Eusebius
204 § AD 37 Pankration Nikostratos Aigai (Cilicia)Eusebius
204 § AD 37 Stadion Sarapion Alexandria Eusebius
205 § AD 41 Stadion Eubolidas Laodicea Eusebius
206 § AD 45 Stadion Valerius Mytilene Eusebius
207 § AD 49 Boxing MelankomasKaria
207 § AD 49Boys' Pankration Publius Cornelius Ariston Ephesos
207 § AD 49 Wrestling Tiberius Claudius Patrobius Antiochia
207 § AD 49 Stadion Athenodoros Aigion Eusebius
208 § AD 53Equestrian Event for FoalsKallippos Peisanos Elis
208 § AD 53 Wrestling Tiberius Claudius Patrobius Antiochia
208 § AD 53Horse RaceTiberius Claudius Aphrodisius Elis
208 § AD 53 Pankration name unknown Stratonicea
208 § AD 53 Stadion Athenodoros Aigion Eusebius
209 § AD 57 Wrestling Tiberius Claudius Patrobius Antiochia
209 § AD 57Event UnknownPublius Pompeius Eutyches Philadelphia
209 § AD 57 Stadion Kallikles Sidon Eusebius
210 § AD 61Event UnknownPublius Pompeius Eutyches Philadelphia
210 § AD 61 Stadion Athenodoros Aigion Eusebius
211 § AD 65 Pankration Xenodamos Antikyra
211 § AD 65 Chariot racing for Foals Nero Rome Eusebius
211 § AD 65 Chariot racing Nero Rome Eusebius
211 § AD 65 [lower-alpha 11] Stadion Tryphon Philadelphia Eusebius
211 § AD 65 Heralds Contest Nero Rome Eusebius
211 § AD 65Lyre-playing Nero Rome Eusebius
211 § AD 65Race for Ten-Horse Chariot Nero Rome Eusebius
211 § AD 65Tragedy Competition Nero Rome Eusebius
212 § AD 69 Trumpet Contest Diogenes Ephesos
212 § AD 69 Diaulos Polites Keramos
212 § AD 69 Dolichos Polites Keramos
212 § AD 69 Pankration Tiberius Claudius Artemidorus Tralles Pausanias [12]
212 § AD 69 Stadion Polites Keramos Eusebius
213 § AD 73 Trumpet Contest Diogenes Ephesos
213 § AD 73 Stadion Rhodon Kyme Eusebius
214 § AD 77 Trumpet Contest Diogenes Ephesos
214 § AD 77 Stadion Straton Alexandria Eusebius
215 § AD 81 Trumpet Contest Diogenes Ephesos
215 § AD 81 Diaulos or Hoplitodromos Hermogenes Xanthos
215 § AD 81Event UnknownPratomelidas Sparta
215 § AD 81 Pankration Tiberius Claudius Rufus Smyrna
215 § AD 81 Stadion Hermogenes Xanthos Eusebius
216 § AD 85 Pankration Titus Flavius Artemidoros Adana
216 § AD 85 Diaulos Hermogenes Xanthos
216 § AD 85 Dolichos Titus Flavius Metrobius Iasos
216 § AD 85 Trumpet Contest Diogenes Ephesos
216 § AD 85 Hoplitodromos Hermogenes Xanthos
216 § AD 85 Stadion Apollophanes Tarsos Eusebius
217 § AD 89 Pankration Titus Flavius Artemidoros Adana
217 § AD 89Boys' Boxing Sarapion Alexandria
217 § AD 89Boys' Pankration Nikanor Ephesos
217 § AD 89 Diaulos or Hoplitodromos Hermogenes Xanthos
217 § AD 89Event UnknownPankles Tenos
217 § AD 89 Stadion Hermogenes Xanthos Eusebius
218 § AD 93 Boxing Herakleides Alexandria
218 § AD 93Event UnknownAthenaios Athens
218 § AD 93 Stadion Apollonis (or Heliodoros) Alexandria Eusebius
219 § AD 97Boys' Wrestling MarcusAntiochia
219 § AD 97 Stadion Stephanos Kappadokia Eusebius
220 § AD 101 Pankration Titus Flavius Archibios Alexandria
220 § AD 101 Stadion Achilles Alexandria Eusebius
221 § AD 105 Pankration Titus Flavius Archibios Alexandria
221 § AD 105 Stadion Theonas Alexandria Eusebius
222 § AD 109 Stadion Kallistos Sidon Eusebius
222 § AD 109Horse raceUnknownUnknownEusebius
223 § AD 113 Dolichos name unknown Rhodes
223 § AD 113 Stadion Eustolos Sidon Eusebius
224 § AD 117Boys' Pankration Publius Aelius Aristomachus Magnesia (Maiandros)
224 § AD 117 Dolichos name unknown Rhodes
224 § AD 117 Stadion Isarion Alexandria Eusebius
225 § AD 121 Stadion Aristeas Miletos Eusebius
226 § AD 125Event UnknownMoschos Pergamon
226 § AD 125 Pankration Marcus Ulpius Domesitcus Ephesos
226 § AD 125 Stadion Dionysios Sameumys Alexandria Eusebius
227 § AD 129Event UnknownDiephilos Aigai (Aiolid)
227 § AD 129 Chariot racing Lucius Minicius Natalis Quadronius Verus Barcina
227 § AD 129 Stadion Dionysios Sameumys Alexandria Eusebius
227 § AD 129 Tethrippon Lucius Minucius Natalis Rome
228 § AD 133Boys' Stadion Aelius Granianus Sikyon
228 § AD 133 Stadion Loukas Alexandria Eusebius
229 § AD 137 Pentathlon Aelius Granianus Sikyon
229 § AD 137 Diaulos Aelius Granianus Sikyon
229 § AD 137 Wrestling Hermagoras Magnesia (ad Sipylum)
229 § AD 137 Heralds Contest Publius Aelius Artemas Laodicea
229 § AD 137 Stadion Epidaurus Alexandria Eusebius
230 § AD 141 Boxing Marcus TulliusApamea
230 § AD 141 Pentathlon Aelius Granianus Sikyon
230 § AD 141 Stadion Didymos Klideus Alexandria Eusebius
231 § AD 145 Boxing Marcus TulliusApamea
231 § AD 145 Wrestling Dionysios Seleukeia
231 § AD 145 Stadion Kranaos (or Granianos) Sikyon Eusebius
232 § AD 149 Stadion Attikos Sardis Eusebius
233 § AD 153 Pankration Marcus Aurelius Demetrios Alexandria
233 § AD 153 Diaulos Demetrios Chios
233 § AD 153Foals' Tethrippon Kasia Mnasithea Elis
233 § AD 153 Stadion Demetrios Chios Eusebius
234 § AD 157 Stadion Heras Chios Eusebius
235 § AD 161 Hoplitodromos Mnasiboulos Elateia
235 § AD 161 Stadion Mnasiboulos Elateia Eusebius
236 § AD 165 Wrestling Marcus Aerlius Chrysippos Smyrna
236 § AD 165 Heralds Contest Titus Aelius Aurelius Apollonius Tarsos
236 § AD 165 Stadion Aeithales Alexandria Eusebius
237 § AD 169Foot Racename unknown Philadelphia
237 § AD 169 Stadion Eudaimon Alexandria Eusebius
238 § AD 173 Boxing Photion Ephesos
238 § AD 173 Pankration Marcus Aurelius Demostratos Damas Sardis
238 § AD 173 Stadion Agathopous Aegina Eusebius
239 § AD 177 Wrestling Marcus Aurelius Hermagoras Magnesia (ad Sipylum)
239 § AD 177 Heralds Contest Gaius Julius Bassus Miletos
239 § AD 177 Pankration Marcus Aurelius Demostratos Damas Sardis
239 § AD 177 Stadion Agathopous Aegina Eusebius
240 § AD 181 Pankration Marcus Aurelius Asklepiades Alexandria
240 § AD 181 Hoplitodromos K[...]ktabenos Ephesos
240 § AD 181 Stadion Anoubin Alexandria Eusebius
241 § AD 185Event UnknownTitus Aelius Aurelius Metrodorus Philadelphia
241 § AD 185 Hoplitodromos K[...]ktabenos Ephesos
241 § AD 185 Stadion Heron Alexandria Eusebius
242 § AD 189Event UnknownMarcus Aurelius Philosebastus Ephesos
242 § AD 189Event UnknownTitus Julius Septimius Julianus Smyrna
242 § AD 189 Stadion Magnos Cyrene Eusebius
243 § AD 193 Wrestling Marcus Aurelius Asklepiades Alexandria
243 § AD 193 Stadion Isidoros Alexandria Eusebius
244 § AD 197 Boxing name unknown Ephesos
244 § AD 197 Pentathlon Aurelius Metrodorus Kyzikos
244 § AD 197 Wrestling Marcus Aurelius Asklepiades Alexandria
244 § AD 197Horse RaceTheopropos Rhodes
244 § AD 197 Stadion Isidoros Alexandria Eusebius
245 § AD 201 Boxing name unknown Ephesos
245 § AD 201Event UnknownMarcus Aurelius Hierokles Nysa
245 § AD 201 Stadion Alexandros Alexandria Eusebius
246 § AD 205 Stadion Epinikos Kyzikos Eusebius
247 § AD 209 Wrestling Gerenos Naukratis
247 § AD 209 Pankration Gaius Perelius Aurelius Alexandrus Thyateira
247 § AD 209 Stadion Satornilos Gortys Eusebius
248 § AD 213 Dolichos name unknown Bithynia
248 § AD 213 Wrestling Aurelius Aelix Phoenicia
248 § AD 213 Pankration Lucius Silicius Firmus Mandrogenes Magnesia (Maiandros)
248 § AD 213 Stadion Heliodoros Alexandria Eusebius
249 § AD 217 Dolichos name unknown Bithynia
249 § AD 217 Trumpet Contest Publius Aelius Aurelius Serapion Ephesos
249 § AD 217 Pankration Aurelius Aelix Phoenicia
249 § AD 217 Stadion Heliodoros Alexandria Eusebius
250 § AD 221 Dolichos name unknown Bithynia
250 § AD 221 Pankration Aurelius Phoibammon Egypt
250 § AD 221 Stadion Publius Aelius Alkandridas Sparta Eusebius
251 § AD 225Event UnknownPublius Aelius Granianus Fannius Artemidorus Miletos
251 § AD 225 Stadion Publius Aelius Alkandridas Sparta Eusebius
252 § AD 229Event UnknownClaudius Rufus Salamis
252 § AD 229 Pentathlon Demetrios Salamis
252 § AD 229 Stadion Demetrios Salamis Eusebius
253 § AD 233Event UnknownClaudius Rufus Salamis
253 § AD 233 Pentathlon Demetrios Salamis
253 § AD 233 Stadion Demetrios Salamis Eusebius
254 § AD 237 Stadion Demetrios Salamis Eusebius
255 § AD 241 Pentathlon Aurelius Germanus Antinoe
255 § AD 241 Pentathlon Publius Asklepiades Corinth
255 § AD 241 Tethrippon Titus Domitius Prometheus Athens
256 § AD 245 Heralds Contest Valerius Eklektus Sinope
257 § AD 249Event Unknownname unknown Athens
257 § AD 249Event UnknownMarcus Aurelius Pius Daldis
258 § AD 253 Heralds Contest Valerius Eklektus Sinope
259 § AD 257 Heralds Contest Valerius Eklektus Sinope
260 § AD 261 Heralds Contest Valerius Eklektus Sinope
261 § AD 265...No recorded victors...
262 § AD 269...No recorded victors...
263 § AD 273 Stadion Dionysius Alexandria Dexippos the Athenian, apud Panodoros
264 § AD 277Event UnknownAurelius Sarapammon Oxyrhynchos
287 § AD 369 Boxing Varazdat Armenia Moses of Chorene's History of Armenia (3.40)
290 § AD 381 Pankration Eukarpidês Zopyros Athens [13]
291 § AD 385 Junior boxing Aurelios Zopyros Athens [14]

See also

Notes

  1. Eusebius lists Phrynon in this Olympiad, but the text is fragmentary and it is not clear what he won; Diogenes Laërtius says that he was a Pankratiast.
  2. As restored by Christensen & Martirosova-Torlone 2006. Antigonus of Carystus quotes Hippys of Rhegion as listing Arytamas as the winner of the Stadion in this year.
  3. Eusebius says this was the only Olympiad in which the Boys' Pentathlon was competed.
  4. Possibly Hiero I of Syracuse.
  5. Lichas was ineligible to have entered the race, and the Boeotian people were given the prize. [8]
  6. Diodorus (Bibliotheca 13.74–5) puts this victory in the 93rd Olympiad (408 BC); C. M. Bowra says that this dating is impossible and argues for the 91st Olympiad (416 BC) instead. [9]
  7. The Greek text of Eusebius says that Phokides won the Wrestling; the Armenian text of Eusebius agrees with Diodorus that Phokides won the Stadion.
  8. "Deinosthenes" according to Diodorus
  9. According to Eusebius' Chronicon, there was no Stadion race in the 175th Olympiad, as Sulla had summoned all of the athletes to Rome.
  10. 1 2 Photius quotes Phlegon as listing both Hypsikles and Gaius as winners of the Dolichos in the 177th Olympiad.
  11. Eusebius says that instead of being held in 65 AD, they were instead held two years later in order to accommodate the emperor Nero.

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