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Zopyrus, 476 B.C., 76th Olympiad

SYRACUSSES (Ancient city) SICILY
, , -476

Lygdamis

Lygdamis. A Syracusan who conquered in the Pancratium in the Olympic games in the 33rd Olympiad. A monument was erected to him near the Lautumiae in Syracuse. He is said to have been equal in size to the Theban Heracles, and to have measured with his feet the Olympic stadium, which, like Heracles, he found to be only 600 feet in length, whereas, measured by the foot of a man of the ordinary size, it was 625 feet. (Paus. v. 8. 8)

Lygdamis-3: Perseus Encyclopedia
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Hyperbius, 420 B.C., 90th Olympiad

, , -420

Zopyrus, 220 B.C., 140th Olympiad

, , -220

Orthon, 148 B.C., 158th Olympiad

, , -148

Dicon

, , -384
Stadium & double foot-race or double armour-race, in the 99th Olympiad, in 384 B.C.

Hieron (tyrrant of Syracuse)

His riding-horse won two times in the 76th Olympiads in 476 & 470 B.C. His four-horse chariot won one time in the 8th Olympiad in 468 B.C.