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Mnaseus, 484 BC, 74th Olympiad

KYRINI (Ancient city) LIBYA
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Cratisthenes, 464 BC, 79th Olympiad

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Arcesilaus IV, 460 BC, 80th Olympiad

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Eubatus, 364 BC, 104th Olympiad

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Eubotas, a Cyrenaean, who gained a victory in the foot-race in 01. XCIII. (B. C. 408), and in the chariot-race in Ol. CIV. (B. C. 364). There is considerable doubt as to the name. Diodorus calls him Eubatos, Xenophon Eubotas ; nor is it quite clear whether Pausanias, where he mentions him, speaks of two victories gained at different Olympiads, or of a double victory gained on the second occasion. (Paus. vi. 8.3, 4.2; Diod. xiii. 68; Xen. Hellen. i. 2.1.)

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Theochrestus I, 360 BC, 105th Olympiad

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Theochrestus II, 300 BC, 120th Olympiad

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Polymnstus, 456 BC, 81st Olympiad

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Eubatus, 408 BC, 93rd Olympiad

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Porus, 360 BC, 105th Olympiad

, , 360

Idaeus Nicator, 276 BC, 126th Olympiad

, , 276

Acousilaus, 120 BC, 165th Olympiad

, , 120

Polycles, 348 BC, 108th Olympiad

, , -348
Paus., 10.3.1

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