Listed 37 sub titles with search on: Olympic games for wider area of: "CORINTHIA Prefecture PELOPONNISOS" .
PELLANA (Ancient city) XYLOKASTRO
Twice victor at the armour-race, 68th and 69th Olympiad, 508 and 504 BC respectively.
FENEOS (Ancient city) FENEOS
Son of Proxenus, an Arcadian, Olympic victor.
SIKYON (Ancient city) CORINTHIA
A Sicyonian, Olympic victor.
On Chaereas of Sicyon, a boy boxer, is an inscription that he won a victory when a young man (...)
KORINTHOS (Ancient city) PELOPONNISOS
Boys' stadium, 472 BC, 77th Olympiad.
PELLANA (Ancient city) XYLOKASTRO
A Pellenian, Olympic victor.
KORINTHOS (Ancient city) PELOPONNISOS
Double foot-race, 504 BC, 69th Olympiad.
Four- horse chariot race. 572 BC, 52nd Olympiad.
Four-horse chariot race, 232 BC, 137th Olympiad.
Long-race, 72 BC, 177th Olympiad.
STYMFALOS (Ancient city) CORINTHIA
A Stymphalian, Olympic victor, introduced flesh diet for athletes.
Dromeus. Of Stymphalus, twice won the prize at Olympia in the dolichos, but it is not known in what years. He also gained two prizes at the Pythian, three at the Isthmian, and five at the Nemean games. He is said to have first introduced the custom of feeding the athletes with meat. There was a statue of his at Olympia, which was the work of Pythagoras. (Paus. vi. 7. § 3; Plin. H. N. xxxiv. 8, 19.)
KLEONES (Ancient city) NEMEA
Of Cleonae: Olympic victor, kills himself. (Perseus Encyclopedia)
PELLANA (Ancient city) XYLOKASTRO
Son of Dryon, a Pellenian, Olympic victor.
SIKYON (Ancient city) CORINTHIA
A Sicyonian, surnamed Acrochersites, Olympic victor.
Pancratium, 72 BC, 177th Olympiad.
KORINTHOS (Ancient city) PELOPONNISOS
A Corinthian, Olympic victor.
Stadium, 304 BC, 119th Olympiad.
Stadium, 728 BC, 13th Olympiad.
Stadium, 236 BC, 136th Olympiad.
Stadium, 126 BC, 164th Olympiad.
A Sicyonian, Olympic victor, statue of.
A Sicyonian, Olympic victor.
PELLANA (Ancient city) XYLOKASTRO
Victor in three games in the 67th Olympiad in 512 BC.
KORINTHOS (Ancient city) PELOPONNISOS
A Corinthian, Olympic victor.
Pindar, Odes, Olympian 13, For Xenophon of Corinth, Foot Race and Pentathlon, 464 B. C.
Wrestling. 396 BC, 96th Olympiad.
PELLANA (Ancient city) XYLOKASTRO
Olympic victor, tyrant of Pellene.
Perseus Project Index. Total results on 11/5/2001: 13 for Chaeron.
KORINTHOS (Ancient city) PELOPONNISOS
A Corinthian, Olympic victor, his sons victors at Olympia.
Riding-horse race, 508 BC, 68th Olympiad.
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