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anonymous, 472 B.C., 75th Olympiad

-472

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

-472

Dandis, 2 victories

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.

Deme of the Argives, 472 B.C.

77th Olympiad

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

-468

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)

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

Cheimon

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

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

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

-300

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

-224

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

-52

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

28b

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

-80

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.