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Aristion

EPIDAVROS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
-368
Olympic victor, 368 BC, 103rd Olypiad

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anonymous, 468 B.C., 78th Olympiad

TIRYNS (Mycenean palace) ARGOLIS
-468

Epaenetus, boys' stadium 80 B.C., 175th Olympiad

ARGOS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
-80

anonymous, 472 B.C., 75th Olympiad

-472

anonymous, 472 B.C., 77th Olympiad

EPIDAVROS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
-472

Deme of the Argives, 472 B.C.

ARGOS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
77th Olympiad

Ladas, 460 B.C., 80th Olympiad

-460

Aristeus, 420 BC, 90ty Olympiad

-420
An Argive, the son Cheimon, conquered in the Dolichos at the Olympic games. (Paus. vi. 9.1)

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anonymous, double foot-race, four victories

It is cited that an athlete, probably an Argive one, whose name is unknown, had won 4 times in double foot-race in the 143rd, 144th, 145th & 146th Olympiads, in 208, 204, 200 & 196 B.C.

Epitimadas, pancratium 468 B.C., 78th Olympiad

-468

Iolaidas, stadium 224 B.C., 139th Olympiad

-224

Anthestion, stadium 52 B.C., 182nd Olympiad

-52

Sepater, stadium 28 B.C., 188th Olympiad

28b

Polus, 712 B.C., 17th Olympiad

EPIDAVROS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
-712

Cleon, 612 B.C., 43rd Olympiad

-612

Anticrates, 600 B.C., 45th Olympiad

-600

Apollonius, 33rd A.D., 203rd Olympiad

33

Dandis, 2 victories

ARGOS (Ancient city) ARGOLIS
476 - 472
He won in the double foot-race in the 76th Olympiad, in 476 B.C. and in stadium in the 77th Olympiad in 472 B.C.

Cheimon

-448
Olympic victor, 448 BC, 93rd Olympiad.

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Caras, wrestling 300 B.C., 120th Olympiad

-300

Deme of the Argives, 472 B.C., 75th Olympiad

-472