A - ΦI (or AΡ - ΦI)

MID I BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 6 ), Gruppe XIII (48-40 BC), Serie 5, Tafel 8, Gruppe XIV (48-40 BC), Serie 11, Tafel 8, Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 9-10, Tafel 9, Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 1, Tafel 11 suggests Amphimachos or Amphis (but the abbreviation seems to include a rho)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

—oς A— (1)

I AD?

• 9
• N[omophylax?]

Κλαύ(διος) A— (2)

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis #247; IG V 1. 682
• Of the Limn[aean] obe
• [Pres]bys of [sphai]reis in the year of [P. Aelius Alkandridas (2)]

A— (3)

LATE I AD

• 9
• [Gerousias for the third (?) time]

A— (4)

• IG V 1. 118 (partial A)
• Father(?) of [Bak]chylos (1)

A.... (5)

I BC

• IG V 1. 94 (partial A, 3-4 letters missing)
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἰουλία A— (6)

• Rizakis #379; IG V 1. 786 (partial A)
• Gravemarker: an unmarried girl

AAΠOOKΛEOΥΣ, see Ἀγαθοκλῆς (31)

ABAΣ, see Ἁγίας Ἀγηλόχου

Κλ(αύδιος) (1) [Ἀβ]άσκαντος (1)

END II AD

• Rizakis #248 (“Severan”); IG V 1. 303
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀβάσκαντος (2) Παρθένιος

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• IG V 1. 380
• Epimeletes for the erection of a stele in honor of Trajan, ca. AD 115
• (cf. Eurykles, 115/6-7)

Γ(άιος) Ἀβίδιος ἈγαθάνγελοςΓ(άιος) Ἀβίδιος ΒιάδαςἈβίδιος Σά{τ}υ{ρ}ος (1)Ἀβί(διος) Φλέγων

Ἀβόλητος

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 135^a, 260^b, 261^c, 326 (—βολητ—)^d, 465^e, 578^f
• Father of Damippos (1)^abcef and Prat[onikos] (1)^d

Ἁβρίας (1)

I BC

• IG VII 417^a; [XII. 3 (supplement) 1299^b, 1625^c]
• Son of Antibios (1)^a
• Grandson of Habrias (3)^bc
• Lacedae[monian]^a
• Victor of the boys’ wrestling in the Roman games held to celebrate Sulla’s victory, ca. 85 BC, at Oropus^a
• (Proxenos of Thera by descent)^b

Ἁβρίας (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Gorgopas (2)

Ἁβρίας (3)

II BC

• [IG VII 417]^a; XII. 3 (supplement) 1299^b, 1625^c
• Father of Antibios (1), a Lacedaemonian^bc
• Grandfather of Habrias (1)^a

ΑΓ or ΑΓΡ

MID I BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 2 ), Gruppe XIII (48-40 BC), Serie 2-3, Tafel 8, XIV (48-40 BC), 2-5, T 8, Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 2, Tafel 9 suggests Agathokles (but there seems to be a symbol for rho)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Αγ— (1)

• IG V 1. 179
• Stonecutter (ἔγραψε) or grammateus?

Αγ— (2)

• IG V 1. 198 (or Ap—)
• Demosios

Αγα—

REIGN OF VESPASIAN

• IG V 1. 676
• Of the Limnaean obe
• Sphaireus in the year of Agathokles (9) Kleophantou, ca. AD 70-80

Ἀγαθάμερος

• IG V 1. 177
• Father of [Ari]stokrates (1)

Γ(άιος) Ἀβίδιος Ἀγαθάνγελος

MID II AD

• Rizakis #198 (“Antoninus Pius”); IG V 1. 472^a, 663^b
• Lacedaemonian of the Pitanatan obe
• Victor in the boys’ wrestling in the Greater Eurykleian games (mid 130s or later) when C. Julius Antipatros (1) was agonothetes^b
• Honored for courage and a piοus life^a

Ἀγαθάνωρ

• IG V 1. 195
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 2)

Ἀγαθιάδης

END VIII BC

• Poralla 1; Diodorus VIII fragment 21
• Lover of Phalanthos, the mythical founder of Tarentum, whose life he
• is supposed to have saved

Ἀγαθίας (1)

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• IG V 1. 156
• Son of Sosinik[os] (6)
• Name in a catalogue, ca. AD 130-140

T(ίτος) Ὀκτάβιος Ἀγαθίας (2)

EARLY-MID II AD

• Rizakis 597; IG V 1. 115 (SEG XI 592)
• G(r)a(mmateus) [of patronomoi or bideoi?]

[. Φ]ούρνιος Ἀγαθίας (3)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 736; IG V 1. 66, 67
• [Eph]or in the year of Lycurgus (2) Theos I, ca. AD 139-145

[Φo]ύρνιος Ἀγαθία[ς] (4)

END II AD

• Rizakis #81 {has [Α]ὐρ(ήλιος)}; IG V 1. 682
• Of the Limn[aean] obe
• [Sphai]reus in the year of [P. Aelius Alkandridas (2)]
• (Is this the grandson of “3”?)

Κλαύδιος Ἀγαθεῖνος

MID-END I AD

• Galen (ed. C. G. Kühn, Leipzig, 1821-33) de febrium differentiis II 9 (VII 367), de pulsum differentia IV 10-11 (VIII 748-54), de dignoscendis pulsibus I 3 (VIII 787), IV 2 (VIII 935-37), de venae sectione adversus Erasistratum 5 (XI 163), de compositione medicamentorum per genera V 11 (XIII 830), Hippocratis Epidemion I et Galeni in illum commentarius II 25 (XVII 1, 120), Hippocratis Epidemion VI et Galeni in illum commentarius II 26 (XVII 1, 942-43), definitiones medicae 14 (XIX 353); vita A. Persi Flacci; Caelius Aurelianus de morbis acutis III 16 169; IG XIV 2064; Prosopographia Imperii Romani Saec. I II III, ed. Edmund Groag and Arthur Stein, Berlin, 1932-, 772 Claudius Agathinus
• A Lacedaemonian (def. med. 14) physician, student of L. Annaeus Cornutus and Athenaeus. Founder of a school of medicine and author of several treatises.

Ἀγαθοκ[λ]ῆς (1)

MID-LATE II AD

• SEG XI 516
• Son of Agathokles (22)
• {[Father of Agathokles (2)]?}
• Ephor in the year of Aristokrates (13) Firmi (AD 166/7 or later)

Μάρ(κος) Αύρ(ήλιος) Ἀγαθοκλῆς (2)

II\III AD

• Rizakis #82 (probably post constitutio Antoniniana); IG V 1. 556
• Son of (Agathokles <23> = <1>?)
• Bideos

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (3)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 148^a; SEG XI 515^b, 534^c, 537^d
• Son of (Agathokles <24>)^abcd
• Nomo(deiktes) in the years of Nikokrates (12)^b, AD 80/1-82/3, Kleo-
• damos (3)^c, 83/4-85/6, and C. Ju(lius) Charixenos (7)^ad, ca. 90/1-92/3

T(ιβέριος) Κλαύ(διος) Ἀγαθοκλῆς (4)

END I AD

• Rizakis #253; SEG XI 515
• Son of (Agathokles <25>)
• Kasen to Antipatros (1)
• Ephor in the year of Nikokrates (12), AD 80/1-82/3

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (5)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 99^a, 137^b
• Son of Agathokles (26)^b
• Kas(en) to Soixiteles (2)^a
• Name in a catalogue^a, ca. 100
• [Bid]yos in the year of C. Julius Lam[pi]s (3)^b, ca. 115-120

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (6) AΡIOΣKΛEOΥS

II AD

• IG V 1. 40
• Son of Ari{st}o[[s]]kles (18)
• Ger(ousias) in the year of Pratonikos (20), ca. 107/8 and Priest of the
• Uranians
• Eph(or) in the year of Damonikidas (6), ca. 109/10
• G(rammateus) bo(ulas) in the year of Polyeuktos (5), ca. 110/1
• Agoranomos in the year of Ul(pius) Sosikrates (10), ca. 111/2 or 112/3
• Pres[bys of —] in the year of Pasikrates (5), ca. 117/8

Ἀγαθοκλῆς

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Son of Damokles
• Gerousias in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (7)

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• IG V 1. 128 (—ΛΗΣ, SEG XI 597)^a; SEG XI 608^b
• Son of Eudaimonidas (2)^ab
• Bidyos^a; synarch of the agoran[omia in the year of Alk]astos (3)^a,
• ca. 136/7

Γάιος Ἰούλιος Ἀγαθοκλῆς (8)

MID-LATE II AD

• Rizakis #414; IG V 1. 46^a, 534^b, 591^c; SEG XI 518 (C. Julius
• [Agatho]kles)^d
• Son of [Hi]ppothraes (2)^b
• Father of Julia Etymokledaia (1)^bc
• Grandfather of Claudia Philokrat[ia] (2)^b
• Eponymous patronomos (ca. 165/6 or later)^ad
• Subject of an honorary decree^b

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (9)

REIGN OF VESPASIAN

• IG V 1. 676; {SEG XI 842d, addenda et corrigenda: AD 75/6}
• Son of [K]leophantos (2)
• Eponymous patronomos, ca. AD 70-80

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (10)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 542
• Son of Xenokrates (3)
• Presb(ys) of no[m]ophylakes in the year of L. Vo[lusenus
• Aristokrate]s (10), ca. 100/1

Γά(ιος) Ἰού(λιος) Ἀγαθοκλῆς (11)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 609
• Son of Poly[euktos] (6)
• Bidyos in the year of C. Ju(lius) Kleandros (5), ca. 99/100

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (12)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 534
• Son of Stephanos (12)
• Nomophylax in the year of Kleodamos (3), AD 83/4-85/6

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (13)

I\II AD

• Rizakis #415; IG V 1. 32A^a, 62^b, [102 (SEG XI 579)^c, 157, 187]; SEG XI 547^d
• Son of Stephanos (13)^ab
• Diabetes Limnaeon in the year of Pasikrates (5)^a, ca. 117/8
• Hipparch in the year of Sidektas (2)^a, 124/5
• Epimeletes poleos in the year of Julius Charixenos (8)^a, 125/6
• Agoranomos in the year of Seiteimos (4)^a, 128/9
• Gerousias in the year of Aristoboulos (1)^ac, ca. 129/30
• Nomophylax in the year of M. Ulpius Aphthonetos (2)^ad, ca. 131/2
• Ephor in the year of Atticus^ab, ca. 133/4
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of Aristonikidas (5)^a, ca. 134/5
• Gra(mmateus) boulas in the year of Alkastos (3)^a, ca. 136/7

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (14)

LATE I AD

• IG V 1. 20b; A. M. Woodward, BSA, XXVI (1925), 168, C6, C7
• Son of Sosidamos (4)
• [Gerousias in the year of Menekles, 96/7]

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (15)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 87^a, 113 (SEG XI 618) ^b, [160]^c, 446^d
• Son of Philippos (14)^abd
• Presbys of nomophylakes^ad in the year of [Kle]on (18), AD 147^d
• Name in two catalogues [as gerousias for the first and second time?]^bc or [bideos]^b

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (16)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 71^a, 86^b, 108^c, 966^d
• Son of Philokleidas (6)^ab
• Nomophylax in the year of Agetoridas (3)^ab, AD 165/6 or later; gerousias^c; proxenos and benefactor of Cotyrta, subject of an honorary decree of Cotyrta^d

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (17) see (3)

[Ἀγαθοκ]λῆς (18)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 191 (SEG XI 567)
• [Gerousias]

Μάρκος Κλαύδιος Ἀγαθοκλῆς (19)

I\II AD

• Rizakis #252; IG V 1. 59 (SEG XI 521a; 521b: Κλώδιος)^a, 65^b; SEG
• XI 549^c
• Nomophylax in the year of Damokles (3)^bc, ca. 132/3
• Ephor in the year of Meniskos (1)^a, 135/6

Ἀγαθο[κλῆς] (20)

II AD

• IG V 1. 90
• Nom[ophylax]

Ἀγαθοκλ[ἤς] (21)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 178
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (22)

EARLY II AD

• SEG XI 516
• Father of Agathokles (1)

(Ἀγαθοκλῆς [23]) = (1?)

II AD

• IG V 1. 556
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Agathokles (2)

(Ἀγαθοκλῆς [24])

I AD

• SEG XI 515, 534
• Father of Agathokles (3)

(Ἀγαθοκλῆς [25])

I AD

• SEG XI 515
• Father of T(i.) Claudius Agathokles (4)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (26)

I AD

• IG V 1. 99, 137
• Father of Agathokles (5)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (27)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Father of Archidamos (1) and [Ch]airon (1)

{Ἀγαθοκλῆς (28)}

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 60 (restored from AAΠOOKΛEOΥS in Fourmont’s copy)
• Father of Aristonikidas (1) ho kai Dioskoros

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (29)

I AD

• SEG XI 569
• Father of C. Ju(lius) Damares (1)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (30)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Father of Damippos (2)

Ἀγα[θο]κλῆς (31)

REIGN OF TRAJAN?

• SEG XI 610
• Father of Eudamid[a]s (3) ho kai Po[s]tum[us]

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (32)

II AD

• IG V 1. 170
• Father of Aur(elius) Kalemeros

Ἀγαθο[κλἤς]

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #3, plate 72a
• Father of Kal[likrat]es

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (33)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 141
• Father of Mousaios (1)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (34)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 71, [113, 161]
• Father of Philokrates (1)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (35)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 116; [SEG XI 530]
• Father of Philokratidas (1)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (36)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 48
• Father of Soteridas (1)

Ἀγαθοκλῆς (37)

III AD

• IG V 1. 535
• Father of Sex. Pom(peius) Spatalos

Ἀγαθοκλῆ[ς] (38)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 103
• Father of ......s (Fragment 3)

[Ἀγα]θοκλῆς (39

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 4)

[Ἀ]γαθο[κλἤς]

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #8, plate 75a
• Father of Anonymus, who was a gerousias (?) in the year of Anonymus

Ἀγαθόλας

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 65
• Father of Aristeas

Ἀγαθόνικος

I AD

• IG V 1. 676
• Father of Nikarchos (1) and Zelos, Limnaeans

Μ(άρκος) Αὐρήλιος Ἀγαθόπους (1)

II\III AD

• Rizakis #83 (##1 and 2 below); IG V 1. 565^a; Orthia 330, 63^b
• Son of Agathopous (3)^a
• Brother of M. Aur(elius) Philetos (1)^a
• [K]asen to Phi[letos] (4)^b
• Victor [mikichid]domenon of the [keloia] in the year of Aelius Al[kan-
• dridas] (2)^b; paid for a memorial to his own brother, M. Aur(elius)
• Philetos (1)^a

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀγαθόπο[υς] (2)

EARLY III AD

• IG V 1. 684 (SEG XI 844b [addenda et corrigenda])
• Of the [Cynosu]rian obe
• Sph[aireus]

Ἀγαθόπους (3)

II AD

• IG V 1. 565; [Orthia 330, 63]
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Agathopous (1) and M. Aur(elius) Philetos (1)

Ἀγαθόπ[ο]υς (4)

AFTER AD 160

• SEG XI 633 (= IG V 1. 172-175)
• Father of A[ur]elius Philetos (2)

[Ἀγαθ]όπου[ς] (5)

• IG V 1. 815A
• Gravemarker

M(ᾶρκος) Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἄγαθος

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis #84; IG V 1. 526
• Seitones for life
• Friend of Ti. Cl(audius) Pratolaos (3)
• Subject of an honorary decree

Ἀγάθων

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 772
• Gravemarker: thirty-two years old at death

Ἀγαμέ[ν]η[ς]

END III BC

• IG II² 835 (Helen Pope, Foreigners in Attic Inscriptions, Philadelphia,
• 1947, “Lacedaemonii”)
• Son of Apolla—
• Brother of Tharrhynon
• His father (and himself as his father’s descendant) was granted the rights
• of proxenia by the Athenians in a year soon after 229/8 BC.

Ἀγαπητός

MID II AD?

• SEG XI 578
• Son of Charixe[n]os (9)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀγασικλῆς

590-560 BC

• Poralla 2 (appendix Eurypontiden)^a; Pausanias III 7.6-7^b; Herodotus I 65^c
• Son of Hippokratidas^a
• Brother of Agesilaos^a
• [Son of Archidamos]^b
• Father of Ariston^b
• Eurypontid king
• Agasikles, as a contemporary of Leon, is supposed to have led the abor-
• tive war against Tegea,^c but Pausanias states that he undertook no war.

Ἀγάσιππος

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Son of (Agasippos)
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos

(Ἀγάσιππος)

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Father of Agasippos

(Αὐρήλιος) Ἀγάσιππος

II/III AD

• Rizakis 101; Papaëfthimiou Grabreliefs 15, 20. 44, 46-47, 54-55,
• 63-69 text on pp. 146-48 ph fig 20
• Father of Aurelius Artemon

Ἀγασίων

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 785
• Gravemarker: forty-four years old at death

Ἀγασισθένης

MID II BC

• Pausanias VII 12.7
• Author of a motion in the gerousia, ca. 150 BC, that twenty-four citizens go into voluntary exile to avoid furnishing the Achaean League with a pretext
• for war.

Ἀγγενίδας

LATE V BC

• Poralla 3; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10
• Eponymous ephor of the year 426/5

Ἀγέλοχος

EARLY V BC

• Poralla 4 (Stemma, cf. Tisamenos); Herodotus IX 33; Pausanias III
• 11.5-8
• Son of Tisamenos
• Father of Hagias
• Descended from the Elean family of the Iamids, but his father had received full citizenship in Sparta shortly before 480 BC

AΓH

219-196 BC

• Grunauer, Gruppe VIII, Serie 9 (), Tafel 5 (36-37)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of
• the eponymous office, at this date probably the eponymous patronomos
• AΓH
• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 7 ), Gruppe XIII, Serie 6, Tafel 8, Gruppe XV, Serie 11, Tafel 9, Gruppe XVI, Serie 2, Tafel 11 Grunauer, Gruppe XVII, Serie 1, Tafel 13--suggests Agemon, Agesinikos, or Agesippos
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos, 48-40 BC

Ἀγη—

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Father of Timokrates (1)

hAγηhίλας, see Ἁγησίλας (5)

Ἀγηhιππία, see Ἀγησιππία (2)

Ἀγήμων (1)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. [93]^a, 211^b
• Son of Perikles (5)^ab
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokrati das (1)^b; gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)^a

Τι(βέριος) Κλαύδιος Ἀγήμων (2)

I\II AD

• Rizakis #254; IG V 1. [58]^a, 667^b; SEG XI 563^c
• Agonothetes of the Greater Uranian Augustan Nervian games in the year
• of Menekles (5), AD 96/7^b; [gerousias]^c; pres[bys] of [ephors?]^a in the
• year of [Agesi]las, ca. 97/8 or [Prato]las ca. 115-120

Ἀγήμων (3)

IG V 1. 195

• IG V 1. 195
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 5)

Ἀγήνωρ

II\I BC

• Papyrus grecs et démotiques, ed. Théodore Reinach, Paris, 1905, 15, I 29;
• 16, II 36-37; 20, I 35; 23, I 27
• Son of Barkaios
• Lacedaemonian mercenary in Egypt, 109-105 BC

Ἀγήξενος

II BC

• IG V 1. 965
• Father of Aristagoras (1), a Lacedaemonian

Ἀγησανδρίδας

LATE V BC

• Poralla 5; Thucydides VIII 91.2, 94-5^a, 107^b; Diodorus XIII 41^c; Xenophon Hellenica I 1.1^d, 3.17^e
• Son of Agesandros
• Brother of Pasitelidas
• In 411 he defeated the Athenian fleet near Oropus and caused Euboea to defect.^a
• After the battle of Cynossema he went to the Hellespont under the orders of the nauarch Mindares, but was shipwrecked near Athos.^bc With the ships that were saved he defeated the Athenian Thymochares.^d
• In 409/8 he was in Thrace.^e

Ἀγήσανδρος

MID V BC

• Poralla 6; Thucydides I 139^a, IV 132^b, VIII 91^c
• {= Hegesandros, father of Pasitelidas?}^b
• Father of Agesandridas^c
• In 431 BC, as part of the third Spartan embassy, he presented the
• ultimatum to Athens before the outbreak of the Peloponnesian War.

Ἀγησίδας

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 7; Heraclides Ponticus 2.2 (Müller, Fragmenta
• Historicorum Graecorum, Paris, 1878, II, p. 210)
• Master of the poet Alcman

Ἀγησικλείδας

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 513
• Son of Damokrates (23)
• Ephor in the year of Aristodamos (8), ca. 87/8 or earlier

Ἀγησίλαος I

X\IX BC

• Poralla 8 (cf. Appendix Agiden); Herodotus VII 204; Pausanias III 2.4
• Son of Doryssos
• Father of Archelaos
• Agid king
• According to the ancient chronographers he ruled for 44 years, but
• Pausanias assigns him only a short reign.

Ἀγησίλαος II

444/3-360/59 BC

• Poralla 9; Diodorus 14.80^a, 15.31-34^b, 82.6-83.5^c, 92-3^d; Nepos Agesilaus (8^e), Timotheus 1.3^f, Conon 2, Chabrias 1,2, de regibus 1; Pausanias III 8.8ff^g, 9.1-5^h, IV 17.5, VI 4.9, 15.7, VIII 6.2, IX 13.2, 14.5; Plutarch Agesilaus (1ⁱ, 3^j, 6^k, 7-13^l, 17-19^m, 20ⁿ, 21^o, 22^p, 27-8^q, 31-33^r, 34^s, 36-40^t), Lysander 22^u, 24^v, Lycurgus 30.5, Artaxerxes 22.4-7, Moralia (de audiendis poetis) 31c, (de adulatore et amico) 52f, 55d, (de profectibus in virtute) 78d, 81a, 85b, (regum et imperatorum apophthegmata) 189e, (apophthegmata Laconica) 208b-215a, 229f, (parallela Graeca et Romana) 308b, (de Alexandri fortuna) 343a, (de Pythiae oraculis) 399b, (de fraterno amore) 482d, (de vitioso pudore) 533e-534b, (de laude ipsius) 545a, (de genio Socratis) 577e, 578f, (quaestionum convivalium II 10.2) 644b, (an seni sit gerenda res puiblica) 784ef, 790b, (praecepta gerendae reipublicae) 805e, 807e, 809a/b, (non posse suaviter vivi secundum Epicurum) 1099b; Hellenica Oxyrhyncus 11.2-5, 12.1-4, 13.1, 21.1-4, 22.2,4^w; Xenophon Agesilaus (1.25-35^x; 2.17^y, 21^z, 26-7^A, 9.6^B); Hellenica ^C III 3-4 passim; IV-VI passim, VII 5.9, 10; Aristotle Politica 1306b35; SEG XI 457 (father?); Libanius declamationes XXIV 2 (mel): 6; Isocrates epistulae IX 11-14, orationes IV 144, 153, V 62, 86, 87; Athenaeus IV 144b, IX 384a, XII 511c, 550e, XIII 609b, XIV 613c, 616d, 657b; Josephus Bellum Judaicum II 359; Diogenes Laertius II 51, 52, 57, VI 39, VIII 87; Die Inschriften von Ephesos (der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften) II 133
• Eurypontid king
• Son of King Archidamos II and Eupolia
• Half-brother of King Agis II and Teleutias
• Brother of Kyniska^inoB
• Agesilaos was born in 444/3 and about 402 married Kleora (cf. Aristomenidas) who bore him three children, Archidamos, Eupolia, and Prolyta.^mC
• When, after the death of Agis II in the summer of 399, Agis’ son Leotychidas was disqualified, Agesilaos—particularly through the influence of his boyhood friend Lysander—received the throne.^Cujg
• Likewise, through the efforts of Lysander was Agesilaos appointed the commander in the war against Persia. He sailed in the spring of 396 from Aulis to Ephesus.^kCh
• He conducted the war in Asia Minor until the summer of 394, when he was recalled because of political developments in Greece.^Cxwlva
• In thirty days he marched to Boeotia, where he established a camp at Chaeroneia on the 25th or 26th of August 394 and soon thereafter defeated the enemies of Sparta in the battle of Coronea.^Cm
• To heal the wound that he had received in the battle he took himself to Delphi and from there travelled home on a ship.^Cx
• In 391 he laid waste to Argos and continued on to Corinth where he had the long walls of Lechaeum torn down.^Cy
• In the summer of the next year <390> he was active at the Isthmus^Cop. There he fought on behalf of the Achaeans against the Acarnanians.^Cp
• At the peace conference in Sparta in 387/6 he forced through the recognition of the King’s Peace on the part of the Thebans and the dissolution of the just founded city Corinth-Argos.^Cz
• In the fall of 381 he struck against Phlius, which he took after a siege of twenty months.^C
• In similar fashion he participated in the great struggle between Thebes and Sparta. He undertook two operations to Boeotia in 378/7. A wound, which he received on the march back, kept him from the theater of war for a long time,^Cb so he acted all the more energetically against Thebes in 371 at the congress at Sparta, when he excluded the Thebans from the common peace.^Cq
• After the catastrophe at Leuctra he campaigned with the full army against Mantinea, but had to withdraw to Sparta at the approach of the Thebans.^C By his careful handling he saved the country from the invasion of Epaminondas in the winter of 370/69.^r
• Around 364 he travelled to Asia to earn money for Sparta and fought there together with the Athenian Timotheos for the interests of Ariobarzanes.^Af
• In 362 we find the king back in Greece, where shortly before the battle of Mantinea he saved Sparta a second time from a Theban invasion.^Csc
• In 361 he went to Egypt to enter the service of Tachos, to earn money for Sparta as the leader of a mercenary band. When he was demoted by Tachos he went over to Nectanebo and did important service for him. Therefore, when he prepared his return home, he was loaded with rich gifts. He never reached his homeland, but died in the winter of 360/59 between Egypt and Cyrene in the “harbor of Menelaos.” His body was brought back to Sparta.^tde

Ἀγησίλαος

VI BC

• Poralla 10 (cf. Appendix Eurypontiden); Herodotus VI 65 (“Agis”),
• VIII 131
• Son of Hippokratidas
• Father of Menares
• Grandfather of King Leotychidas II
• Collateral relative of the house of the Eurypontids

Ἀγησίλαος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 11 (cf. Appendix Eurypontiden); Arrian Anabasis 2.13.6; Plutarch
• Agis 3
• Member of the Eurypontid royal house
• Son of Archidamos III
• Brother of Agis III and Eudamidas I
• He was sent to Crete by Agis III in 333 with a troop of mercenary
• soldiers.

Ἀγησίλαος

IV BC

• Poralla 12; IG V 1. 3
• His son, as the agent for Sparta, concluded an alliance.

Ἀγησίλαος

LATE VI BC

• Poralla 12a; [Plutarch] Moralia (Parallela minora 10) 308b
• Here erroneously as the father of Pausanias (the victor of Plataea) when
• the name should have been Kleombrotos (cf. Alkathoa note)

Ἀγησίλαος (1)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 79
• Son of (Agesilaos [7])
• Sysseitos [in the year of Kleandros (5)], ca. 99/100

Ἀγησίλαος (2)

EARLY-MID III BC

• Plutarch Agis 6.3-7.2^a, 9.1^b, 12.4-13.5^c, 16.1-5^d, 18.5^e, 19.6^f; comparatio Agis Cleomenes Ti. Gracchus C. Gracchus 4.1^g; Polybius IV 35.13^h; IG XII 8. 156ⁱ; Prometheus VII 1981, pp. 35-42: Agis became king as a child and Agesilaos was his regent.
• Son of Eudamidas [(1) I]^h
• Father of Hippomedon (1)^adhi
• Uncle and supporter of Agis IV^abef. He escaped debt through the reforms of Agis^ac, became ephor^cd, refused to relinquish the office^d, and avoided execution only through the intervention of his son.^d He went into exile in 241 BC.^d

Ἀγησίλαος (3)

I AD?

• IG V 1. 278
• Son of Neolas (6)
• Philokrates (6) was kasen to him in the year of Eukleidas (4)

Γ(άιος) Ἰούλιος Ἀγησίλαος (4)

I\II AD

• Rizakis #416; IG V 1. [18A]^a, 19^b, 191 (cf. SEG XI 567)^c, 378^d, 667^e; SEG XI 559 (and IG V 1. 58: ἐπὶ —λάου?)^f
• President and judge for Flavius Charixenos (6) of the Leonidean games^ab; athlothetes of the Greater Uranian Augustan Nervian games, AD 96/7^e; dedication to the emperors and to Lacedaemon^d; [gerousias]^c; eponymous patronomos^f

hAγηḣίλας (5)

• SEG XI 695
• Name from a statue base

Φλ(άβιος) Ἀγησί[λαος] (6)

I\II AD

• Rizakis #358 (two individuals); IG V 1. 378 (error of inscriber for Charixenos [6]?—a conflation of Flavius Charixenos and Julius Agesilaos?)
• Dedication to the emperors and to Lacedaemon

(Ἀγησίλαος [7])

I AD

• IG V 1. 79
• Father of Agesilaos (1)

Ἀγησίνικος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 95
• Son of Kall— (2)
• Gerousias in the year of Menalkid[as] (3)

Ἀγησίνικος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Lachares (5)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

Ἀγησίνικος (3)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 558
• Son of Neolas (7)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀγησίνικος (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 95^a, 135^b
• Son of Soklidas (5)^ab
• Epimel[e]tas in the year of Damares (6)^b; gerousias in the year of
• Menalkid[as] (3)^a

Ἀγησίνι[κος] (5)

I AD?

• IG V 1. 50b; SEG XI 505
• Son of Sokleidas (6)
• [Ephor in the year of Kallikrates (33)]

Ἀγησίνικος (6)

I AD

• SEG XI 569
• Father of [K]allikratidas (1)

Ἀγησίπολις

V BC

• Poralla 13; IG V 1. 1338 ([hι]αρὸς hΑγηhίπολις)
• Priest (in Laconian Gerenia?)

Ἀγησίπολις I

V\IV BC

• Poralla 14; Diodorus XIV 89^a, XV 22,2, 23,2^b; Pausanias III 5.7^c, VIII 8.7-9^(f); Xenophon Hellenica IV 2.9^d, 7.2-7^e; V 2.3-7^f, 3.8-9, 18-9^g (Agesipolis and Agesilaus have been confused in Suidas s. v. Ἆγις and Diodorus XIV 97.5.)
• Agid king
• Son of King Pausanias
• Brother of Kleombrotos
• When his father went into exile after the battle of Haliartos in 395, Agesipolis ascended the throne^ac. Since he was still a minor, he had a regent, Aristodemus^d.
• In 388/7 he led a successful campaign against the Argives^e. In 385/4 he forced Mantinea to disband the league it had formed^f. In the year 381 he invaded Chalcidice with a great army, but died shortly after the capture of Torone in Summer 380.
• His body was brought to Sparta^bg.

Ἀγησίπολις II

EARLY IV BC

• Poralla 15; Plutarch Agis 3^a, Diodorus XV 60.4^b; Pausanias I 13.4, III 6.2^c
• Son of Kleombrotos^a
• Brother of Kleomenes II^a
• Agid king^a
• After the death of his father in 371 Agesipolis succeeded to the throne, but he died after about a one-year reign and left no children^abc.

Ἀγησίπολις (1)

MID-END III BC

• Polybius IV 35.10-12; [Plutarch Agis 18.3]
• Son of Kleombrotos (1) II and Chilonis (2)
• Brother of Kleomenes (2)
• Father of Agesipolis (2) III
• He was young enough in 241 BC to be carried by a parent. He died before 219 BC.

Ἀγησίπολις (2) III

III\II BC

• Polybius IV 35.10-12^a; XXIII 6.1-2^b; Livy XXXIV 26.14^c
• Son of Agesipolis (1)^a
• Grandson of Kleombrotos (1) II^a
• Agiad king
• He was appointed king as a child after the death of Kleomenes (1) III,
• 219 BC^ab His uncle, Kleomenes (2), was regent^a. He was expelled by Lykourgos (1)^c. As an envoy to Rome, ca. 184 BC, he was killed by pirates^b.

Ἀγησιππία (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 502
• Daughter of Onasion (2)
• Mother of Kleon (9)
• Wife of Kleon (8)
• She paid for a memorial to her son.

[hA]γηḣιππία (2)

• SEG XI 677
• Daughter of Hipparchos (5)
• For eight years amphithaleus of Demeter and Kore

Ἀγησιππίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 16; Thucydides V 52 (Ἡγησιππίδας), 56
• Commandant in Heraclea. In the summer of 419 he was sent back to
• Sparta by the Boeotians, because he had mismanaged his post.
• In the following winter he led reinforcements to the aid of the
• Epidaurians who were hard pressed by the Argives.

Ἀγησίππιος

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 114 (i. e. Ἀγήσιππ[[ι]]ος?)
• Father of Nikippos (1)

Ἀγήσιππος (1)

LATE I AD

• SEG XI 560^a, 609^b
• Son of Onasion (2)^[a]b
• [Gero]usias^a; p[res]bys of bidyoi in the year of C. Ju[lius] Kleandros (5)^b, ca. 99/100

Ἀγήσιππος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Polynikes

Ἀγησισθένης

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Alkimenes
• [Hierothytes]

Ἀγησιστράτα

DIED 241 BC

• Plutarch Agis 4.1-2^a, [6.5^b, 7.2^c], 18.8^d, 20.2-7^e
• Daughter of Eudamidas {(1) I} and Archidamia^e
• Sister of Agesilaos (2) {and Archidamos <2> IV}^b
• Wife of Eudamidas (2) II, q. v.
• Mother of Agis (1) IV^a and Archidamos (3) {V}
• She and her mother were the wealthiest persons in Sparta^a. They contributed their wealth and influence to the reforms of Agis IV^c and were executed with him in 241 BC^e

Ἀγησίστρατος

END V BC

• Poralla 17; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10; IG V 1. 1231
• Eponymous ephor of the year 427/6

Ἁγησιχόρα

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 18; D. L. Page, Alcman, the Partheneion, Oxford, 1951
• A choral leader in Alcman's Parthenion

Κλαυ(δία) Ἀγήτα (1)

• Rizakis #215 (Stemma VI & VII); IG V 1. 249
• Daughter of (Ti. Claudius) Antipatros (3)
• Priestess {of Demeter Eleusinia and kore}

Μεμμία Ἀγήτα (2)

• SEG XI 811 (IG V 1. 582 + 519)
• Daughter of [(P. Memmius) Pra]tolaos (12)
• Mother of Ant[i]patros (2) and Pratolas (1)
• Subject of an honorary decree of the city

Ἀγήτα (3 = 4?)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212 (cf. SEG XI 634)
• Manumitted Kleon (15)
• (or ΚΛΕΩΝΕΞΑΓΗΤΑΣ means that Kleon was an exagetas)

Ἀγήτα (4 = 3?)

• IG V 1. 177 (cf. SEG XI 634)
• Manumitted [Th]eodoros (3)
• (or [Θ]ΕΟΔΩΡΟΣΞΑΓΗΤΑΣ means that [Th]eodoros was an {e}xagetas)

Ἀγήτα (5)

• IG V 1. 1399 (cf. IOlymp 446)
• Mother of Harmoneikos the Heraclid
• Wife of Ariston a Messenian
• A Lacedaemonian by descent from her “fathers” (who include Heracles and the Dioscuri)

Ἀγητορίδας (1)

FIRST HALF IV BC

• Poralla 19; Plutarch Moralia (de genio Socratis 7) 578e
• A Spartiate who was sent by Agesilaos II to Memphis during the time when Plato was travelling in Egypt. We do not have an exact date for Plato’s Egyptian stay. Plato left Athens after the death of Socrates and travelled through the Peloponnesus, to Egypt and Cyrene. In 388 he had already visited Syracuse again. The trip of Agetoridas then, if it is at all historical, must fall in the period 399-388.

[Ἀγη]τορίδας (1)

• IG V 1. 177 (cf. SEG XI 634)
• Son of Damokratidas (10)
• Name in a catalogue

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλιος Ἀγητορίδας (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 531
• Paid for a memorial to Lysippos (1)

Ἀγητορίδας (3)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 39, 71, 86
• Eponymous patronomos

[Ἀγ]ητορίδα[ς] (4)

BEFORE ca. 195 BC

• IG V 1. 1295
• Name in a catalogue from Oetylus

Ἄγητος

MID VI BC

• Poralla 20; Herodotus VI 61-62
• Son of Alkidas
• Friend of king Ariston (who tricked him, took his wife away, and married her).

Ἀγήτωρ (1)

EARLY III BC

• Athenaeus XI 482a
• “Lakon,” to whom Eratosthenes wrote a letter.

Ἀγήτωρ (2)

III\II BC

• ICret IV 208A; SEG XLI 115 (I 34-35); S. V. Tracy, C. Habicht, Hesperia
• 60 (1991), 187-236
• Father of the Lacedaemonians Pedestratos and [O]lympio (victor—ca. 172 BC)

Ἀγι....

• Steinhauer, BSA 93 (1998), p 443, #12 (Plate 77a)
• Father of Polyarchos

Ἀγιάδας (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 59; SEG XI 521b
• Son of Aristokrates (28)
• Presbys of ephors in the year of C. Julius Meniskos (1), AD 135/6

Ἀγιάδας (2)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 31^a, 79^b, 97^c; SEG XI 539^d, 564^e, 569^f, 641^g
• Son of Damokratidas (7)^cef
• Father of Damokratidas (2)^abdg
• Gerousias for the third time in the year of C. Ju(lius) Philoklidas (3)^ce, ca.
• AD 91/2-95/6
• Gerousias for the fourth time in the year of L. V[o]lusenus Aristokrates (10)^f, ca. AD 100/1

Ἀγιάδας (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Philis—
• Syna[rch] of the agoranomia in the year of Aristandros (4)

Ἀ[γιάδας] (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 49 (restored because of the name Damokratidas)
• Father of Damokratidas (1)

Ἀγιάδας (5)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 60 (restored from AIΓIAΛOΥ in an inscription <or transcription> filled with errors)
• Father of {D}einarchos

Ἀγιάδας (6)

• IG V 1. 64
• Father of [Dik]aiarchos

Ἁγίας

VI\V BC

• Poralla 21; Herodotus IX 33 (the name is known in the Ionian form:
• Ἡγίης)
• Son of the Elean Antiochos
• Brother of the famous Elean seer Tisamenos.
• Along with his brother he received Spartan citizenship shortly before the battle of Marathon.

Ἁγίας

END V BC

• Poralla 22; Pausanias III 11. 5-6, X 9.7 (where his name is written Ἄβας)
• Son of Agelochos
• He belonged to the Elean family of seers which had been given citizenship in Sparta around 480. He took part in the battle of Aegospotami. (cf. Τισαμενός stemma)

Ἁγίας

MID IV BC

• Poralla 23; FDelph III5. 19, 65
• Prostates of the naopoioi in the year of the Delphian archon Theucharis, Spring 354

Ἁ[γία]ς

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Leuktri—
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Ἀγιᾶτις

DIED ca. 224 BC

• Plutarch Cleomenes 1.1-3, 22.1-3, [Aratus 39.3]
• Daughter of Gylippos (1)
• Wife of Agis (1) IV and mother of a son by him
• Wife of Kleomenes (1) III and mother of at least two sons by him
• (Cleom. 38.3)
• She was a wealthy woman. After the death of Agis IV, Leonidas (1) II forced her to marry his son, Kleomenes, so that her wealth would not pass to another. She was supposed to have encouraged Kleomenes in his reforms.

Ἀγιδώ

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 24; D. L. Page, Alcman, the Partheneion, Oxford. 1951)
• Chorus leader in Alcman’s Parthenion
• ΑΓΙΝΑΡΧΟΣ, see {Δ}είναρχος

Αὐρηλία Ἄγιον

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis #60; IG V 1. 653b
• Daughter of Eudamos (32)
• Wife of Hymnos (1)
• Mother of M. Aurelius Kleonymos (3) ho kai Hymnos
• She paid for a memorial to her son.
• (Spawforth ABSA 79, 280, mother of the honorand, Sex. Pompeius Gorgippos, not of Kleonymos)

Ἀγιππία

• IG V 1. 714
• Gravemarker: (died) in childbirth

Ἀγιππίδας

• IG V 1. 337
• Eponymous patronomos?

Ἄγιππος (1a)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 543
• Nomophylax in the year of M. Ulpius Sosikrat[es] (10), A.D. 111/2 or 112/3

Ἄγιππος (1b)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 114^a; SEG XI 516^b
• Son of Pollion (3)^a
• [Gerousias]^a
• Pr(esbys) of ephors in the year of .... Aristokrates (13)^b, AD 166/7 or later

Ἄγιππος (2)

BEFORE 195 BC

• IG V 1. 1295
• Name in a catalogue from Oetylus

Ἆγις I

HEROIC AGE

• Poralla 25; Herodotus I 65^a, VII 204^b; Strabo VIII 365^c; Pausanias III 16.9^d
• Son of Eurysthenes^ab
• Father of Echestratos and, according to one version, of the lawgiver Lycurgus^ab.
• He was the eponymous king of the house of the Agids—obviously a mythical person^ab.
• During his reign (1061-1030/29) the helots were subjugated^c. He is also made the ultimate ancestor of the mythical Amphikles^d.

Ἆγις II

DIED 399 BC

• Poralla 26; Thucydides III 89^a, IV 2. 6^b, V 19, 24^c, 54^d, 57-60 & 63-75^e, 83^f, VII 19 & 27^g, VIII 3^h, 5-11 & 70-71ⁱ; Plutarch Agesilaus 1. 3^j; Diodorus XI 48^k, XII 35.4^l, 78-79^m, XIII 107ⁿ; Xenophon Hellenica I 1.33-35^o, II 2. 7-13^p, II 3.3^q, III 2.22-29 & 3.1^r; Pausanias III 8.3-5^s, VI 2.3^t; IDelos 87 (IG V 1. 1564); Justin V 2.5; Nepos Agesilaus 1; Athenaeus XII 535b, 543b
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Archidamos II
• Step brother of Agesilaos II
• Father of Leotychidas (by Timaia)^j.
• After the death of Archidamos Agis assumed the throne in 427/6^k. In the years 426 and 425 he twice led the army into Attica.^ab With his fellow king Pleistoanax in 421 he underwrote the peace of Nicias and the alliance with Athens.^c
• In 419 he marched with the assembled army to Leuctra, but turned back to Sparta without accomplishing anything.^d In the next summer he campaigned twice against the Argives and besieged them because of their alliance with Mantinea^em. In a third campaign at the beginning of the winter of 417 he caused the newly built walls of Argos to be torn down^f.
• In spring 413 Agis invaded Attica and seized Decelea, where he remained as commander^g. From here he undertook in the following winter a campaign against the Oitaians and the Achaeans living in Phthiotis, to reestablish the influence of the Spartans on the Malean Gulf^h. From Decelea Agis supported all rebellions against Athens in Asia Minor and along the Hellespont and tried several times to take the city^io. He did not take part in the siege of Athens in 405/4^nq, although he did offer his good ofices to the Athenians^p.
• After the fall of Athens he led a long campaign against Elis^t and visited Delphi. On his return trip he fell sick and died soon after his arrival in Sparta, probably in the summer of 399^lrs.

Ἆγις III

DIED 330 BC

• Poralla 27; Plutarch Agis 3^a; Pausanias III 10.5^b; Arrian Anabasis II 13.6^c; Diodorus XVI 88.4^d, XVII 48.1-2^e, 62.6-63.4^f; Curtius VI 1^g
• Eurypontid king
• Son of Archidamos III
• Brother of Eudamidas and Agesilaos^abc
• He succeeded his father in 338 and ruled for nine years^d. In 333, as leader of the opposition to Alexander the Great, Agis travelled to Siphnos to meet Pharnabazos and Autophradates, the commanders of the Persian fleet; he obtained money and troops from them. Then he travelled to Halicarnassos where he led some of the survivors of the Greek mercenaries from the battle of Issos to Crete^ce. After he returned to Sparta he besieged Megalopolis, but in a battle fought there against Antipater, he was killed (in 331 or 330)^fg.
• Agis left no descendants^a.

Ἆγις

MID IV BC

• Poralla 28; Nikandros Anthologia Palatina VII 435
• Son of Iphikratidas and Alexippa
• He and his brothers (Eupylidas, Chairis, Lykos, Alexon, Eraton, and Gylippos) fell at Messene sometime after 369.

Ἆγις, Poralla 28a; Herodotus VI 65, cf. Ἀγησίλαος (Poralla 10)

Ἆγις, Poralla 28b; Suidas s. v., cf. Ἀγησίπολις I

Ἆγις ( = III?)

END IV BC

• SEG I 87 (dated by letter forms)
• Dedication [for a victory] to Apollo

Ἆγις (1) IV

DIED 241 BC

• Plutarch Agis passim, Cleomenes 1-3, Agesilaus 40.5; comparatio Agis Cleomenes Ti. Gracchus C. Gracchus, Aratus 31.1; Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica) 216d; Lamprias catalogue Number 9; Cicero de officiis II 80; Pausanias II 8.5; III 10.5; VI 2.4; VII 7.3; VIII 8.11, 10.5-8, 27.13-14, 36.6 (Pausanias confuses Agis IV and Archidamos IV); Prometheus VII 1981, pp. 35-42: Agis became king as a child with Agesilaos as his regent.
• Son of Eudamidas (2) II and Agesistrata
• Father of [Eurydamidas (Pausanias III 10.5)]
• Husband of Agiatis
• Eurypontid king of Sparta
• He was the first king of Sparta to attempt to recover her military strength through an increase in the number of citizen-soldiers by cancellation of debt, distribution of land, and enfranchisement.
• He was opposed by the wealthy and by Leonidas (1) II, the Agiad king, though a large minority of the fully enfranchised citizen body supported Agis.
• With the help of his advisers and supporters, Lysandros (1), Mandrokleidas, and Agesilaos (2), he expelled Leonidas, brought Kleombrotos (1) II to the throne, and passed a bill cancelling debt.
• He led an army to aid the Achaean League against the Aetolians, but no engagement was fought. In his absence his opponents gained the upper hand. (Pausanias confuses the actions of the Aetolians and the Spartans under Agis in his reading of Plutarch’s life of Aratus.)
• Leonidas II returned from exile and forced Agis to seek sanctuary. Agis was betrayed, tried by the ephors, and executed.

Γά(ιος) Πομπώνιος Ἆγις (2)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 640 (Stemmata 1, 11); IG V 1. 71 (9)^a, 86 (ΓΑ ΠΩΝΠΟΝΙΟΣ )^b, 494 (ΓΑ ΠΟΜΠΩ )^c
• Son of Alkastos (4)^c
• First cousin of C. Pompo(nius) Alkastos (3)^c
• Euporos (2) was kasen to him^a
• Subject of an honorary decree for his exercise of the office of gymnasiarch^c; nomophy(lax)^b; agonothetes and gra(mmato)phy(lax) of the Caesarian and Eurycleian games in the year of Agetoridas (3)^b, AD 165/6 or later

Ἆγις (3)

II BC

• SEG XI 856
• Son of A[r]istokles (19)
• Dedication of a marble basin

Ἆγις (4)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 43^a, 281^b, 358^c
• Son of Kleandros (6)^b
• Damion (3) kas(en) to him in the year of Lakon (3)^b
• Eponymous patronomos^[a]c

Ἆγις (5)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Stratios (3)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἆγις (6)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 532
• Eponymous patronomos

[Ἆγι]ς (7)

END IV BC

• SEG I 87
• Dedication to Apol[lo for victory]

Ἆγις (8)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Father of Klenikidas (1)

(Γάιος Ἰούλιος) Ἆγις (9)

• IG V 1. 588
• Father of Julia Pan[th]al[is]
• Grandfather of [C. Juliu]s Seime[d]es (2)

Ἀγιτέλης

I BC

• IG V 1. 210^a, 212^b
• Koakter of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)^b; sin pheron (bearer of the cult statue) of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)^a

Ἁγίων (1)

II AD

• [IG V 1. 102 (cf. SEG XI 579)^a; 121 (9—, the 9 is 9 in ligature, cf. SEG XI 574)^b]; SEG XI 490^c, 544^d
• Son of Artemisios^cd
• Seitones in the year of Dex[ima]chos (7) ho kai Nikokrates^c, AD 86/7
• Gerousias in the year of Pratonikos (20)^c, AD 107/8
• Ephor in the year of Damonikidas (6)^c, AD 109/10
• Tamias in the year of Polyeuktos (5)^c, AD 110/1
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of Aristokles (13)^c, AD 111/2 or 112/3
• Presbys of nomophylakes in the year of Antipatros (1)^cd, AD 113/4 or 114/5
• Gerousias for the third time in the year of Pius (2)^bc, AD 115/6
• Gerousias for the fourth time in the year of Aristoboulos (1)^ac, AD 129/30
• Pr(esbys) of bideoi in the year of Onasikleidas (1)^c, AD 138/9-141
• Gerousias for the fifth time in the year of Eudamos (6)^c, AD 139/40-ca. 142

Γά(ιος) Ἰού[λ(ιος)] Ἁγίων (2)

• Rizakis #418; SEG XI 503
• Son of Philonidas (6)
• [Synarch of the] pat[r]o[nomia] (in the year of) C. Ju[lius — ] (9)

Ἁγίων (3)

• IG V 1. 177 (cf. SEG XI 634)
• Father of [Mou]saios (2)

Ἁγίων (4)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 585; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #2, plate 71b
• ([Φ]ιλωνίδας A—)
• Father of Philonidas (1)

Ἁγ[ί]ων (5)

• IG V 1. 195
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 6)

Ἀγλαός

I AD

• SEG XI 546
• Father of C. Antonius Ophelion (3)

Ἁγνή

IG V 1. 733

• Mother of Faustus, two more sons, and a daughter
• She survived Faustus, who died in his forties

ΑΓΡΙ or ΑΠΡ

219-196 BC

• Grunauer, Gruppe VIII, Serie 18 (), Tafel 5 (102)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of
• the eponymous office, at this date probably the eponymous patronomos

[Ἀγρ]ίππας, IG V 1. 175, error for ἀλείπτας, cf. SEG XI 633

Ἀγύλαιος

MID III BC

• Plutarch Cleomenes 8.3-4 (Mss GP— Ἀγύλλαιος)
• Ephor who survived an attack of the supporters of Kleomenes (1) III by simulating death and taking sanctuary in the temple of Phobos

Ἀγχίβιος

“EARLY”

• Poralla 29; IG V 1. 1134
• Name on an inscription found in Geronthrai

Ἀγχιθέα, Poralla 29a; Suidas s. v. Παυσανίας, cf. Ἀλκαθόα

Ἀγχίμολος

END VI BC

• Poralla 30; Herodotus V 63 (Ἀγχιμόλιος); Aristotle Athenaion Politeia 19, Scholia to Aristophanes Lysistrata 1153
• Son of Aster
• Campaigned by ship against the Peisistratids in Athens in 511/10 and was defeated and killed by Hippias and the Thessalian cavalry. His grave memorial was located in the Attic deme Alopeke.

Ἀδαῖος, Poralla 30a; Plutarch Agesilaus 13, cf. Ἰδαῖος

Ἀδεξάκω[ν], see Ἀ{λ}εξάκω[ν]

Ἀδείμαντος

EPHOR 220 BC

• Polybius IV 22.7-23.9; J. Toepffer, “Adeimantos (7),” RE, I Halbband (Stuttgart, 1893), 355
• Ephor who favored Philip V and who was murdered by the pro-Aetolian faction

Ἄδμητος (1)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 626
• Son of (Admetos [2])
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Nikokrates (12), AD 86/7 or earlier

(Ἄδμητος [2])

I AD

• SEG XI 626
• Father of Admetos (1)

Ἀείμνηστος

VI\V BC

• Poralla 31; Plutarch Aristides 19 (Ἀρίμνηστος); Herodotus IX 64, Aristodemus II 5 in Müller, Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum, Paris, 1878, V 5; Pausanias I 27.1 (not named, cf. Poralla 790)
• A Spartiate who killed Mardonius in the battle of Plataea 479. He fell at Stenykleros in the third Messenian War.

Ἀθήναιος

MID V BC

• Poralla 32; Thucydides IV 119, 122
• Son of Perikleidas
• In Spring 423, as representative from Sparta with full powers he made an armistice with Athens and traveled to Chalcidike to inform Brasidas

Ἀθήναιος, IG V 1. 164, see Φ[ι]λαθήναιος

Ἀθ[ηνίων] (1)

IG V 1. 616

• Son (?) of Makedo[n] (1)
• [Subject] of an honorary decree for his good will to his fatherland

Ἀθηνίων (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 133
• Paidiskioros in the year of Soixiadas (2)

Ἀθηνίων (3)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 137
• Hyperetes [in the year of C. Julius Lampis (3)?], AD 118/9 or 119/20

Ἀθην[όβι]ος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae?

Ἀθηνόδωρος

END VI BC

• Poralla 33; Pausanias III 16.4 (J. N. Madvig Adversaria critica ad scriptores graecos et latinos 1706)
• One of the Spartiates who in the end of the sixth century accompanied the king’s son Dorieus to Sicily

Ἀθηνόδωρος

LATE I BC

• IG V 1. 50b; SEG XI 505; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Father of Damokrates (4)

Ἀθηράδας

VIII\VII BC

• Poralla 34; Africanus in Eusebius (Schoene) I 196; Olymp 24
• Victor in Ol 20 = 700 at Olympia in the stadion

Ἀθύμβραδος

VIII BC

• Poralla 35; Strabo XIV 650; (Etymologicum Magnum <T. Gaisford, Oxford 1848> s. v. [Akara—he is Cretan)
• Brother of Athymbros and Hydreios, the mythical founders of Athymbrada in Asia Minor

Ἄθυμβρος?

VIII BC

• Poralla 36; Strabo XIV 650; (Etymologicum Magnum <T. Gaisford, Oxford 1848> s.v. [Akara—Athymbrados is Cretan)
• Brother of Athymbrados and Hydreios, the mythical founders of three places in Caria which through a synoecismos established Nysa

Αἰ— (1)

III-II BC

• IG V 1. 1341
• Name (?) in a catalogue

Αἰ— (2)

• SEG II 137
• Dedication from the precinct of Athena Chalcioecus

Αἰγεύς

III-II BC

• Herodotus IV 149; Pausanias III 15.8
• Son of Oiolykos the son of Theras
• Aigeus is the eponym of the “great tribe in Sparta” (Hdt.), the Aegeidai.see Euryleon

Αἰγιαλους, see Ἀγιάδας (3)

Αἰγλάτας

END V BC

• Poralla 37; IG V 1. 222; Moretti, IAG #9
• Victor, ca. 500-480

Αἴθρα

VIII BC

• Poralla 38; Pausanias X 10.8
• Wife of Phalanthos, mythical founder of Tarentum

Αἴλ[ιος — ] (1)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 679; SEG XI 842 addendum; Rizakis #4
• Bideos

Πό(πλιος) Αἴλ[ιος — ] (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 91; Rizakis #2
• [Ephor?]

Πό(πλιος) Α[ἴλιος — ] (3)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 181; SEG XI 636; Rizakis #1
• Name in a catalogue

Πό(πλιος) Αἴλιος Ἀλκανδρίδας (2)Αἴλιος Ἀπολλώνιος (8)Πόπλιος Αἴλιος Δαμοκρατίδας (3)Πό(πλιος) Αἴλιος Διονύσιος (10)Πό(πλιος) Αἴλιος Δίων (4)Π(όπλιος) Α[ἴλ](ιος) Λε— (2) restored from ΤΑΝΛΕ—Μ(ᾶρκος) Αἴλιος Λεόντας (3)Αἴλιος Μητροφάνης Πό(πλιος) Αἴλ(ιος) Νικανδρίδας (4)Πό(πλιος) Αἴλιος Ὀνησιφόρος (8)Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος Αἴλιος Πρατόλαος (11) ὁ καὶ Δαμοκρατίδας[Αἴ]λιο(ς) Στρα[τ—]

Λ(ούκιος) Αἰμίλιος Ρέκτος

Αίνηhίδας

III BC

• SEG XI 467
• Father of —kles (Fragment 7)

Αίνηίδας

MID IV BC

• SEG XI 654
• Dedication to Athena while he was gerousias

Αίνησίας

MID V BC

• Poralla 39; Thucydides II 2; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.9
• Eponymous ephor of 432/1

Αίνησίας

IV BC

• Poralla 40; IG V 1. 703
• Fell in war

Αἰνησιμβρότα

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 41; Bergk Poetae Lyrici Graeci III p 43 v. 73ff
• Young woman’s name in a chorus by Alcman. Four of the singers lived with her.

Αἰνητίδας

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Father of Antilas (1)

Αἴνητος

END V BC

• Poralla 42; IG V 1. 701
• A Laconian, who fell in war; an inscription of about the year 400 found
• in Magula near Sparta

Αἴνητος

• Poralla 43; Pausanias III 18.7
• From Amyclae
• He was a victor at Olympia in the pentathlon and died shortly after the victory. He had a portrait statue in Amyclae

Αἱρήσ[ιππος]

V BC

• Poralla 44; IG V 1. 702 (̇hΑΙΡΗh—)
• He found his death in the field.

Αἱρήσιππος

MID III BC

• Poralla 45; Athenaeus VI 251f = FGrH 86 #13
• Agatharchides of Cnidus mentioned him in the 30th book of his Europiaka. Book 27 has events of 244/3 BC. Book 31 has events of ca. 217 BC. Hairesippos, then, falls between these years.

Αἰσχρίων

II BC

• IG V 1. 8
• Son of Aischro[n]
• Subject of an honorary decree by a city other than Sparta

Αἴσχρω[ν]

II BC

• IG V 1. 8
• Father of Aischrion

[Αἰσ]χύλος, IG V 1. 118, see [Βακ]χύλος

Ἀκαμαντία (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Owner of a slave named Clodia

[Ἀκαμ]αντ[ία] (2)

III BC

• SEG XVII 187
• Dedication, precinct of Apollo at Amyclae

Ἄκανθος

MID VIII BC

• Poralla 46; Olymp 17; Africanus in Eusebius (Schoene) I 196. Philostratus Gymnastikos (Jüthner 12); Pausanias V 8.6; Dionysius Halicarnassus VII 72 (Cf. Eustathius Comm ad Iliadem Y 683, Pausanias I 44.1
• A Spartiate who won the long distance run at Olympia, Ol. 15 = 720

Ἄκανθος

MID V BC

• Poralla 47; Thucydides V 19, 24
• As a member of the college of ephors he concluded the peace of Nikias
• and the alliance with Athens in spring 421.

Ἀκίνδοινος

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 803
• Gravemarker: nine years old at death

Λούκιος Ἀπρών[ιος] Ἀκίνδυνος

MID II AD

• Rizakis 35; IG V 1. 55^a, [119?]^b
• [Gerousias?]^b
• Presbys of ephors in the year of C. Ju(lius) Lysikrates (1)^a, AD 152/3
• (Woodward, ABSA 26, 196 suggests he may have been the son of L. Apronius Praximenes and father/ancestor of L. Apronius Euelpistos.)

Ἀκματίδας Λακεδαιμόνιος

MID VI BC

• SEG XI 1227, XIV 355, XXIX 408; Hanson LGVI no 387 (hexameter plus three words), C. Gallavotti Metri 34; Moretti IAG 8; Olymp 160 (500 BC?)
• Dedication by the victor of the pentathlon at the Olympic games, ca. 550-525 BC

Ἁκουσίων

EARLY

• Poralla 48; IG V 1. 217
• Laconian inscription of very early time

Ἀκρατίδας

MID IV BC

• Poralla 49; FDelph III5 [48I20], [57B15], 58,26, [61B34], [92A23]
• Naopoios in Delphi under the archon Demochares 338/7 and Kaphis
• 331/30 and spring 327 BC

Ἀκρότατος (1)

MID IV BC

• Diodorus Siculus XIX 70.4-71.6^a, [XX 29.1]; Pausanias I 13.5, III 6.2, {VIII 27.11-13, VIII 30.7 by name refers to Akrotatos (1) but in fact refers to Akrotatos (2)}; Plutarch Agis 3.6^b, Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica) 216de, 240ef (grandson of Gyrtias); SEG XI 668(?); SEG XXV 444; IOlymp, Number 308; ICret II xxiii 12A; {SIG³ 430, see Akrotatos (2)}
• First son of Kleomenes II
• Brother of Kleonymos (1)
• Father of Areus (1) I^b
• He opposed the decree to relieve the survivors of the battle of Megalopolis, 331 BC, of ignominy^a.
• He commanded the forces of Acragas in Sicily, ca. 314, against Agathokles, but he was stripped of his command and forced to return to Sparta^a.
• He predeceased his father (who died in 309 BC).^b

Ἀκρότατος (2)

MID III BC

• Athenaeus IV 142b; Parthenius 23; Plutarch Agis 3.7^a, Pyrrhus 26.18^b, 28.4-7^c, Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica) 240ef}; Pausanias III 6.6; {VIII 27.11-13, VIII 30.7 by name refers to Akrotatos (1) but in fact refers to Akrotatos (2)}; SIG³ 430^d (The editor assigns this inscription to Areus <1> and Akrotatos <1>, but the reference to “King” Akrotatos and “Queen” Chilonis seems to me rather to refer to this Akrotatos.)
• Son of Areus (1) I^a
• Husband of Chilonis (1)
• Father of Areus (2) II^d
• Agiad king^a
• Supposedly he committed adultery with the wife of his great uncle, Kleonymos (1), shaming him into leaving Sparta^b, a story which overlies the intense and bitter rivalry between the families of Areus I and Kleonymos.
• He was a young man during Pyrrhus’ invasion of Laconia, 272 BC, but he took part in the fighting^c.
• He led the Lacedaemonian army to Megalopolis and was killed there, ca. 262 BC, by Aristodemos, the tyrant^a.

Ἀκρότατος (3)

END III BC

• IG IX² 29
• Father of —ai (Fragment 8), a Lacedaemoni[an]

Τιβ(έριος) [Κλαύδιος] Ἀκτιακός

MID II AD

• Rizakis 249; IG V 1. 108
• Gerousias

ΑΛ—

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 127
• Father of [Ar]ion (1)

Αλε—, IG V 1. 172 = ἀλείπτας, see SEG XI 633

Ἀλέας

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 887
• Son of Aphrodisios (7)
• Damosios of the walls in the year of Archiadas (2)

Πετρ(ώνιος) Ἀλεξα—

MID II AD OR LATER

• Rizakis 607; IG V 1. 562
• Synarch

Ἀ{λ}εξάκω[ν]

• IG V 1. 712 (from AΔEΞAKΩ[N])
• Gravemarker with a relief of a serpent

Ἀλεξάνδρ[α]

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 770 (Ἀλκιλάδα ǀ Ἀλεξάνδρ[α]ς or Ἀλέξανδρ[ο]ς)
• Mother of Alkida{m}a? or Alexandros (2), son of Alkiladas?
• Ἀλεξανδρίδας, Poralla 49a; see Ἀναξανδρίδας II

Ἀλεξανδρίδας

IV BC

• IG V 2. 549
• Father of Seleidas, a Lacedaemonian

Ἀλέξανδρος

• Athenaeus IV 183c
• From Cythera
• The perfecter of the psaltery

Ἀλέξανδρος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 50; Polyaenus VI 10; (date: Xenophon Hellenica IV 8.18-19)
• As phrouarch an Alexandros handed over the fortified places of Aeolis to the Spartan commander Thibron. The time is established through the mention of the flute player Thersandros who is appropriate only to the second Asian campaign of Thibron. That Alexandros was Lacedaemonian is probable.

Ἀλέξανδρος

BEGINNING IV BC

• Poralla 51; Diodorus XV 64.2
• A Spartiate who in the winter 370/69 fell on the border of Laconia in a battle against the Argives

Ἀλέξανδ[ρος] (1)

END II AD OR LATER

• IG V 1. 468 (cf. SEG XI 784)
• Son of Alexandros (4)
• Gymnasiarch for life; aristopolei[teu]tes for life
• Subject of an honorary decree

Ἀλέξανδρος (2)?

• IG V 1. 770
• Son of Alkiladas?
• Gravemarker (see Alexandra)

Ἰούλιος Ἀλέξανδρος

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Rizakis 420; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Gerousias in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos

Ἀλέξανδρος (3) (= 1?)

III AD?

• SEG XI 854
• Subject of honors: an athlete? (= Alexand[ros] <1>?)

Ἀλέξανδρος (4)

END II AD OR LATER

• IG V 1. 468 (cf. SEG XI 784)
• Father of Alexand[ros] (1)
• “Aris[tos]”

Ἀλεξάνωρ (1)

II AD

• IG V 1. 726
• Brother of Hygieia
• Died before adulthood, buried with his mother and sister, survived by his father

[Ἀλε]ξάνωρ (2)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 146
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 9)

(Γάιος Ἰούλιος) Ἀλεξᾶς (1)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 550
• Son of Alexas (3)
• Spondophoro[s] in the year of [C. Julius Eudamos (6)], AD 139/40-ca. 142

Ἀλεξᾶς (2)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 675
• Son of Chryseros (2)
• Of the Pitanatan obe
• Presbys of sphaireis in the year of Mnason (7), AD 160/1

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλιος Ἀλεξᾶς (3)

BEGINNING II AD

• Rizakis 421; IG V 1. 62^a, 63^b; SEG XI 550^c
• Father of Alexas (1)^c
• Nomophylax in the year of Attic[us], AD 133/4^a
• Ephor in the year of C. Julius Eudamos (6)^b, AD 139/40-ca. 142

[Ἀλε]ξᾶς (4)

• IG V 1. 188
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 10)

Ἀλεξικράτης (1)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 51 (Ἀλεσικράτης)^a, 52^b, 103 (cf. SEG XI 568)^c; SEG XI 538^d
• Son of Lysippos (3)^acd
• Adopted by (Alexikrates <4>)^abcd
• Presbys of nomophylakes in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^abd,
• AD 91/2-95/6; [gerousias]^c

Ἀλεξικράτη[ς] (2)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 327
• Son of Polyxenos (3)
• Dedication to Ortheia

Ἀλεξικρά[της] (3)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 178
• Name in a catalogue

(Ἀλεξικράτης [4])

END I AD

• IG V 1. [51], 52, 103 (cf. SEG XI 568); SEG XI 538
• Adoptive father of Alexikrates (1)

Ἀλεξίμαχος (1)

EARLY II BC

• ICret II xxiii 4B
• Son of Soidamos
• Lacedaemonian proxenos, and his descendants, of Polyrrhenia (in Crete)

Ἀλεξίμαχος (2)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 97^a; SEG XI 564^b, 565 (= IG V 1. 20b)^c, [569—his name was omitted from the list of gerontes in the year of Aristokrates and added above = ] 642^d
• Son of Soterichos (6)^abcd
• Gerousias for the first time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^ab, AD 91/2-95/6
• [Gerousias] for the second time^c {in the year of Menekles, 96/7}
• Gerousias for the third time in the year of L. Volusenus Aristokrates (10a) {that is, his name was inadvertently omitted from the list and inscribed on the adjacent block)^d

Ἀλεξίμ[αχος] (3)

• IG V 1. 180
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀλεξίμαχος (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Father of Damarchos (1)

Ἀλεξίππα

MID IV BC

• Poralla 52; Anthologia Palatina VII 435
• Wife of Iphikratidas, mother of Eupylidas, Eraton, Chairis, Lykos, Agis, Alexon and Gylippos (all killed before Messene)

Ἀλεξιππίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 53; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10; Thucydides VIII 58
• Eponymous ephor of the year 412/11

Ἄλεξις

END I AD

• IG V 1. 51^a, [52]^b; [SEG XI 562]^c
• Son of Philokrates (10)^abc
• [Gerousias]^c
• Presbys of ephors in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^ab, AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀλεξίων (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 161
• Son of (Alexion <2>)
• Name in a catalogue

(Ἀλεξίων [2])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 161
• Father of Alexion (1)

Μᾶρκος Αὐρήλιος Ἀλέξυς

MID II or EARLY III AD

• Rizakas 87; IG V 1. 817
• Son of Theon (3)
• Killed in a war against the Parthians (during the reign of either M. Aurelius or Caracalla—preferred by Spawforth, ABSA 79, 267-9) at the age of thirty; a relief shows him armed with spear, sword, and shield

Ἀλέξων

MID IV BC

• Poralla 54; Anthologia Palatina VII 435
• Son of Iphikratidas and Alexippa; he is supposed to have fallen with his brothers Eupylidas, Eraton, Chairis, Lykos, Agis, and Gylippos before Messene

ΑΛΚ—, see Μέτριος

Ἀλκαθόα

END VI BC

• Poralla 55; Scholia to Aristophanes Equites 84; Suidas s. v. Παυσανίας (Ἀγειθέα); Polyaenus VIII 51 (Θεανώ); Diodorus XI 45,6; Nepos Pausanias 5,3
• Mother of Pausanias and so also the mother of Nikomedes and wife of Kleombrotos. The different forms of the name most likely refer back to one form with 9 or 9. She is supposed to have brought a brick when her son Pausanias was in the temple of Athena Chalkioikos to wall him up.

Ἀλκαμένης

VIII BC

• Poralla 56; Herodotus VII 204; Pausanias III 2.7, IV 4.4; FGrH (Apollodorus Chronika) II 244 (86/7)
• Agid king
• Son of Teleklos and father of Polydoros.
• The chronographers made him an older contemporary of Theopompos and concluded that the First Messenian War began under him. His reign was supposed to have been 32 years long, 785/4-754/3.

Ἀλκαμένης

MID V BC

• Poralla 57; Thucydides VIII 5, 8, 10
• Son of the ephor Sthenlaidas, led an army in 412 to king Agis II at Decelea. He was supposed to sail a fleet to Chios but he was repulsed by the Athenians at the Peiraeus and in the following battle was killed.

Ἀλκαμένης (1)

DIED 220 BC

• Polybius IV 22.11
• A Lacedaemonian murdered by the pro-Aetolian faction in Sparta

Ἀλκαμένης (2)

III BC

• IG V 1. 29
• Father of Gorgis

Ἀλκαμένης (3)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. [49], 95, 212
• Father of Kleandros (1)

[Ἀλ]κανδρίδας (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 78
• Son of ([Al]kandridas <5>)
• Boua[go]s and grammatophylax
• Nomophylax in the year of Me(mmius) — (4)

Πό(πλιος) Αἴλιος Ἀλκανδρίδας (2)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 6; IG V 1. 304^a, 556^b, [655 (cf. SEG XI 831)]^c, [682 (cf.
• SEG XI 844)]^d; SEG XI 499^e, 803^f; IOlymp 238^g; Orthia 330, 63^h
• Son of Damokratidas (3)^bfg
• Twice periodonikes and victor in many contests^bcf, dedication at Olympia for victory, ca. AD 221 and 225^g, “best of the Greeks”^bcf
• Philocaesar, patriot, high priest of the emperors^abf, presbys of bideoi and subject of an honorary decree for his favors to his country^b; gymnasiarch and subject of an honorary decree for his acts as gymnasiarch^f; [bideos]^d; agoranomos^e
• Eponymous patronomos^abh
• [2a] He is also to be recognized in the patronymic Alkandrida of P. Aelius Damocratidas in IG V 1. 305 = Bourguet, 130-32, no. 44 and in the following honorary inscriptions (all Severan)
• [b-d.B] IG V 1. 553, 554, 555a, 555b and presumably
• [e] A. M.Woodward ABSA 26, 1923-25, 211-12 no. 10 with facsimile (XI 802)
• [f] The same [?] should be postulated as father of P. Aelius Damocratidas in IG V 1. 655 (emended by L. Robert, REA 31, 1929, 13-18 and supplemented with two fragments by A. M. Woodward, ABSA 29, 1927-28, 41-43 no 65 with facsimile [XI 831], Spawforth, ABSA 79, 1984, 273
• Remarks: Bradford distinguishes [1. 2f] [= p. 26 (2) from the Alcandridas of [2a-e] [= p. 27 (6)] regarding the latter as th grandfather of the former, whom he identifies with P. Aelius Alcandridas (III), son of Damocratidas, the prominent Spartan athlete and magistrate of the 1^st half of the 3^rd c. AD. This is rejected by A. J. S. Spawforth ABSA 80, 1985, 246, 247 n. 147, because he dates [1] in the 3rd quarter of the 2^nd c. AD. He considers [1. 2a-e] as P. Aelius Alcandridas (II), the grandfather of P. Aelius Alcandridas (III). Settipani, 496 places his lifetime from AD 130 to after AD 155/65.
• For the board of agranomoi in [1] see A. S. Bradford Chiron 10, 1980, 416 n. 33 and N. M. Kennell ZPE 85, 1991, 135n. 15.
• Perhaps s. P. Aelius Nicandridas (LAC 16) and probably grands. P. Aelius Alcandridas (I) (LAC 5), presumably h. Pompeia Polla (I) (LAC 613) by whom f. P. Aelius Damocrates (LAC 9), grandf. P. Aelius Alcandridas (III) (LAC 7), perhaps also natural grandf. Ti. Claudius Aelius Partolaus (II) also known as Damocratidas (LAC 251); cf. stemmata in A. J. S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985, 246 tab. 6 (Aelii Alcandridas and Settipani, 496 (the most important families of Roman Sparta); see infra, Appendix, Stemmata I and II.

Κλαύ(διος) Ἀλκανδρίδας (3)

END II AD

• Rizakis 255 (ca AD 267); IG V 1. 593
• Son of (Claudius —) and Julia Etearchis
• Brother of Claudia Elpis (1) he kai Kallistonike
• He and his sister paid for a memorial to their mother.

[Πό(πλιος) Αἴλ(ιος)] Ἀλκ[ανδ]ρίδας β[ουαγός] (4)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 5; SEG XI 550; A. J. S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985, 247 (cf. SEG 35, 1985, 328) [AD 140s]
• Enseito[s] in the year of [C. Julius Eudamos <6>], AD 139/40-ca. 142
• =

Π(όπλιος) Αἴλιος [Ἀλκανδρί]δα[ς]

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #3, plate 72a SEG 48, 1998, 457, l. 6;
• AnnEpigr 1998, 1240 [AD 136/37]
• Bo[uagos]
• Gerousias [for the second or more time] in the year of Nike[phoros h]o [Markou].
• “Remarks: The date of the first is based on prosopographical considerations (Woodward loc. cit and A. J. S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985, 210-11 n. 69). Which leads A. M. Woodward to restore the lost name of the eponymous official by analogy with IG V 1. 63 ll. 16-17, a catalogue of ephors in the term of C. Julius Eudamos, A. J. S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985, 27 convincingly restores [Πό(πλιος) Αἴλ(ιος)] Ἀλκ[ανδ]ρίδας β[ουαγός] in [1. 1.16]. If this restoration is correct, prosopographically he is the earliest known and otherwise unattested member of this family with Roman citizenship, hence P. Aelius Alcandridas (1). Considering the chronological evidence of this inscription, it is most likely that he had become a Roman citizen through a personal grant of Hadrian on the occasion of one of the emperor’s two visits at Sparta (in AD 124/5 and 128/9). Cf. W. Weber, Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Kaisers Hadrianus (Leipzig 1907)188-89 n. 671. 211 ns. 744-45; H. Box JRS 21 1931, 201; Chrimes Ancient Sparta 465; Halfmann Itinera principum, 137, 192; Cartledge and Spawforth 108. This would mean that Alcandridas was already of advanced age when ensitos.
• “An unpublished inscription discussed in Steinhauer Eurykles testifies that C. Julius Eurykles Herculanus (LAC 462, ARC 105) died in the patronomate of (C. Julius) Nicephoros son of Marcus attested in [2], which should be dated to ca. AD 136/7, see G. Steinhauer, ABSA 93, 1998, 431 n 9. This date allows the identification of P. Aelius Alcandridas in [2] with the homonymous person in [1].
• “For the nature of the post and title of bouagos [1(?), 2] in the Spartan agoge of the Roman imperial period see Cartledge and Spawforth, esp 203-204; Kennell, Institutions, 181-85 and id., Gymnasium esp 41-42, 108-09. Perhaps f. P. Aelius Nikandridas (LAC 16) see stemma in Spawforth, op. cit., 246 tab 6 (Aelii Alcandridae); see infra, Appendix, Stemma II.”

([Ἀλ]κανδρίδας [5])

I AD

• IG V 1. 78
• Father of [Al]kandridas (1)

Ἀλκανδρίδας (6)

II AD

• IG V 1. 305, 553, 554, 555; [SEG XI 802]
• Father of P. Aelius Damokratidas (3)

Ἄλκανδρος

LYCURGAN AGE

• Poralla 58; Plutarch Lycurgus 11; Pausanias III 18.2
• A youth who was supposed to have wounded the lawgiver Lycurgus

Ἄλκαστος (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Son of Timokritos (3)
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3),
• AD 91/2-95/6

Ἄλκαστος (2)

• IG V 1. 604; SEG XI addenda et corrigenda 812a, 817
• Son of Memmia [Xenokratia]
• Brother of Ety[mokle]deia (4) and Kallist[ratos] (4)
• Grandson of (P. Memmius) Deximachos (15)

Γά(ιος) Πομπώνιος Ἄλκαστος (3)

II AD

• Rizakis 641; IG V 1. 32A^a, [35]^b, 37A^c, 59 (cf. SEG XI 521a)^d, 65^e, 116^f, [128 (cf. SEG XI 597)]^g, 289^h, [290]ⁱ, 494^j; SEG XI 495^k, 523^l, 780^m
• Son of the [brother] of C. Pomponius Alkastos (4)^j
• First cousin of C. Pomponius Agis (2) and Aristeas (2)^j
• Chares^l kasen to him^[i]k
• Philocaesar, son of the city, patriot^cdem; aristopoliteutes^em
• Paid for a memorial to his cousin, Agis^j
• Ephor in the year of Damokles (3)^el, AD 132/3
• High priest of the emperors for life by AD 132/3^dlm
• Presbys of nomophylakes in the year of Meniskos^l, AD 135/6^d
• Ambassador to L. (Ceionius Commodus Verus) Caesar in Pannonia,
• AD 136-138^c
• Eponymous patronomos^abgh, AD 136/7
• Ensitos^f, AD 161-169

(Γά(ιος) Πομπώνιος) Ἄλκαστος (4)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 494, 495
• Father of C. Pomponius Agis (2) and Aristeas (2)
• Uncle of C. Pomponius Alkastos (3)

Ἄλκαστος (5) (= 3 or 4?)

II AD

• IG IV² 1. 511
• Father of Sex. Pom(ponius) Hilarianos

Ἀλκείδης, Poralla 58a; Herodotus VI 61, cf. Ἀλκίδας

Ἀλκέτης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 59; Xenophon Hellenica V 4.56-57; Polyaenus II 7
• As harmost he lost Oreos in Winter 377/6 and he was condemned for his carelessness in the loss of this important place.

Ἀλκηβηάδης

• IG V 1. 1579
• Gravemarker?

Ἀλκιβία

I BC

• IG V 1. 141^a, 465^b, 578^c
• Daughter of Teisamenos (6)^abc
• Wife of Damippos (1)^bc
• Mother of Teisamenos (2)^b
• Man(tis) and [hi]erothytes in the year of Aristokratidas (1)^a
• Subject of an honorary decree for her domestic virtue, the benefactions of her ancestors, and the blameless life she led with her husband for sixty years.^c

Ἀλκιβιάδης

MID V BC

• Poralla 60; Thucydides VIII 6
• Father of Endios (who belonged to the college of ephors in 413/2)

[Ἀλ]κιβιάδ[ης] (1)

END VI BC

• SEG XXVII (1977) 135; G. Daux, Études Delphique (BCH supplement 4, Paris, 1977) 51-57 (photo)
• Dedication to Apollo at Delphi, 525-500 BC?
• Laconian
• Grandfather of Poralla #60?

Ἀλκιβιάδης (2)

III\II BC

• Livy XXXIX 35.6-37.21; Pausanias VII 9.2-4; Polybius XXII 1.9, 11.7-12.4; XXIII 4.3
• A Lacedaemonian of great distinction who was exiled by Nabis and restored by the Achaean League
• He was an envoy to the Romans in 184 BC, during which mission he denounced the Achaeans.

Ἀλκίδας

MID VI BC

• Poralla 61; Herodotus VI 61
• Father of the Spartiate Agetos (the friend of the king Ariston)

Ἀλκίδας

MID V BC

• Poralla 62; Thucydides III 16, 26, 29-33^a, 69, 76-81^b, 92^c; Diodorus XII 55.6^d
• Nauarch of the year 428/7
• He was supposed to relieve Mytilene in the spring of 427, but he delayed so much on the trip, that at Delos the news reached him of the fall of Mytilene.
• After a few voyages here and there along the coast of Asia Minor, he met a superior Athenian force and fled back to the Peloponnesus^ad. From Cyllene (where Brasidas was his military adviser) he sailed to Corcyra in the summer of 427.
• After an indecisive sea battle he escaped from the Athenian fleet over the Isthmus of Leukas^b.
• In 426 Alkidas went as founder to Herakleia in Trachis^c.

Ἀλκίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 63; Diodorus XV 46.1-3
• Nauarch of the year 374/3. He was apparently despatched to Sicily and
• on the way was supposed to ravage Corcyra. The attack miscarried.

Ἀλκίδας

VICTOR 240 BC

• Eusebius Chronicorum Libri II (ed. A. Schoene), I, 207, 208
• Victor in the stadion during the 134th Olympiad

Ἀλκιλάδας?

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 770 (Ἀλκιλάδα ǀ Ἀλεξάνδρ[α]ς or Ἀλέξανδρ[ο]ς)
• Father of Alexandros (2)?
• (or Alkida{m}a, daughter of Alexandra)

Ἀλκιμένης

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of Agesisthenes

Ἄλκιμος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 64; FDelph III5 3 II 54; 4 III 31
• Twice brought offerings to Delphi, once under the archon Mnasimachos, again under Argillos 361/360.

Ἄλκιμος (1)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 561
• Son of (Alkimos <3>)
• [Gerousias]

Ἄλκιμος (2)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 141^a, 299^b; FDelph III 2. 160^c
• Son of Soklidas (7)^a[b]c
• Victor of the boys’ ke[lea] in the year of N— (1) and the year of
• S........s (11)^b
• Hierothytes in the year of Aristokratid[as] (1)^a
• Proxenos of Delphi, AD 23^c

(Ἄλκιμος [3])

I AD

• SEG XI 561
• Father of Alkimos (1)

Ἀλκινάδας

MID V BC

• Poralla 65; Thucydides V 19 (Ἀλκινίδας), 24
• In 421 he took the oaths for the peace and the alliance with Athens

Ἄλκιππος

MID V BC

• Poralla 66; Plutarch Moralia (narrationes amatoriae 5) 775b-e; PW
• Supplement IV 16
• Husband of Damokrita, he was exiled from Sparta.

[Ἄλ]κιππος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Serippos (4)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Ἄλκιππος (2)

EARLY II AD?

• IG V 1. 282
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἄλκιππος (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Sion (1)

Μᾶρ(κος) Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀλκισθένης

EARLY III AD

• Rizakis 86 (ca. AD 223); IG V 1. 547^a, [682]^b, 683^c; SEG XI 798
• Son of Euelpistos (5)^abc
• Of the Limnaean obe^b
• Sphaireus in the year of [P. Aelius Alkandridas (2)]^b
• Prostat[es of the] city with M. Aurelius Nikephoros (9)^a; epimeletes of the patronomia in the fifth year of the god Lykourgos (3)^c; paid for two statues in honor of Pomponius Panthales (2) Diogenes Aristeas^a

Ἀλκισοίδας

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Hippodamos (1)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀλκμάν

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 67; Bergk Poetae Lyrici Graeci III p 46, fr 24^a; Herakleides Pontikos II 2 in Müller, Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum, Paris, 1878, II p 210^b; Suidas s. v.^c; Anthologia Palatina VII 19, 709^d; SEG XXIX 388 (S. E. Waywell, American Journal of Archaeology, 83 <1979>, 303, #49): mosaic portrait bust, associated with Sappho and Anacreon^e; Aelian varia historia XII 50; The Partheneion (D. L. Page), Oxford, 1951; Alcmani, I frammenti (Antonio Garzya), Naples, 1954; Antonio Farina, Studi sul Partenio di Alcmane, Naples, 1950; Athenaeus I 31cd, II 39a, III 81d, f, 110f, 111a, 114f, 115a, IV 140c, IX 373e, 374d, 390a, X 416cd, XI 498f-499a, XIII 600f, XIV 624b, [636d], 637a, 638e, 646a, 648b, XV 678c, 680f, 681a, XV 682a; Pausanias I 41.4, III 15.2, 3, 18.6, 26.2; Plutarch Lycurgus 28.10, Sulla 36.5, Moralia (de fortuna Romanorum) 318a, (de exilio 2) 599e, (quaestionum convivalium II 10.2) 659b, ( de Herodoti malignitate 14) 857f, ( aetia physica 24) 918a, ( de facie in orbe lunae ) 940a; Aristotle historia animalium 557a2; PW Supplement XI 19-29
• The poet of Laconian choral lyric from the second half of the seventh century. Over his antecedents there is no agreement. (1) Alcman came from Sardis^a. Added to that is the reference that Alcman was the slave of the Lacedaemonian Agesidas^b. (2) Elsewhere^c the poet is described as Λάκων ἀπὸ Μεσσόας and is given Damas or Titaros as his father. (3) Alexander the Aetolian^d takes a middle position in an epigram; he holds Alcman for a Laconian, but says that his ancestors came from Sardis. In a mosaic portrait bust Alcman was associated with Sappho and Anacreon^e.

Ἀλκυονεῦς

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Son of Nikon
• Kasen to Eurykles
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos

Ἀλύπητος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 68; Xenophon Hellenica V 4.52
• Fell in 377 as polemarch in the army of Agesilaos before Thebes

Ἀλφειός

VI\V BC

• Poralla 69; Herodotus VII 227 (Ἀλφεός); Pausanias III 12.9
• Son of Orsiphantos
• He fell together with his brother Maron in 480 at Thermopylae and had a memorial in Sparta

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀλφειός

II\III AD

• Rizakis 88; IG V 1. 546
• Subject of an honorary decree as epi[tropos] of the emperors for his good will towards the Lacedaemonians
• Probably not Lacedaemonian

Ἀλώπεκος

PRE-LITERATE

• Poralla 70; Pausanias III 16.9
• Son of Irbos and brother of Astrabakos.
• He is supposed to have been the fourth descendant of Agis I.

AM—

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of Xenokles (1)

Ἀμάραντος (1)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 40^a, 57^b, 188^c; [SEG XI 514]^d
• Son of Demeas (2)^ab
• [Grammato]phylax^a
• Nomophy[lax]^b
• Ephor^d
• Name in a fragmentary catalogue^c

Ἀμάραντος (2)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 65, 112
• Father of Demeas (1)

Ἀμάραντ[ος] (3)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 197 (—ΘΥΜΟΚ— —ΡΑΝ—, cf. SEG XI 596), 1315
• Father of Euthymokles

Ἀμείμητος

LATE II AD

• IG V 1. 74 (cf. SEG XI 616)
• Son of Onasimos (3)
• Gr(ammateus) [of bidyoi (?) ἐπὶ .....o]υς (Fragment 128 = [Δαμοκλέο]υς, AD 132/3 or [Ἀριστοκράτο]υς, AD 150/1?)

Ἀμεινίας

END V BC

• Poralla 71; Thucydides IV 132
• In the summer of 424 he was sent from Sparta to assess the activities of Brasidas in Thrace.

Ἀμείνιππος

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Damokrates (24)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀμίαντος

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Aristonikos (4)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokrati-
• das (1)
• AMMAIO[Σ], IG V 1. 40, error for [γρ]αμματόφυλαξ, see SEG XI 482

Ἀμομφάρητος

END VII BC

• Poralla 72; Plutarch Solon 10
• One of the five Spartan arbiters who awarded Salamis to the Athenians around 610

Ἀμομφάρητος

ca. 508-479 BC

• Poralla 73; Herodotus IX 53-57, 71, 85; Plutarch Aristides 17
• Son of Poliades
• In 479 he fought in the battle of Plataea as leader of the Pitanatans and fell there, before he was 30 years old. His initial refusal to obey the command to retreat before the Persians brought on the battle. He was judged to be the bravest of the Spartans.

Ἀμπελίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 74; Thucydides V 22
• As ambassador to Argos shortly before 421 he tried to renew the thirty years truce

Ἀμύκλα

MID V BC

• Poralla 75; Plutarch Alcibiades 1, Lycurgus 16, cf. Λανίκη
• The nurse of Alcibiades

Ἀμύκλαι[ος]

• IG V 1. 814
• Father (?) of —a (Fragment 11)
• Gravemarker

[Ἀ]μύκλας

I BC

• IG V 1. 136
• Son of T— (1)
• Bidyos in the year of D— (2)

Ἀμφάρης

MID III BC

• Plutarch Agis 18.7-21.1
• An ephor, who, under the pretense of being a friend, lured Agis IV from his sanctuary, conducted him to prison, prosecuted and executed the king, the king’s mother, Agesistrata, and grandmother, Archidamia

Ἀμφιάρης

IV\III BC

• The Oxyrhyncus Papyri, ed. Arthur S. Hunt, London, 1927, Part XVII, Number 2082; L. Moretti, Olympionikai, Lincei, 1955, page 133, number 515
• Olympic victor in wrestling, 296 BC

Ἀμφιδάμας

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Father of Aristodamas

Ἀμφικλῆς

PRE-LITERATE

• Poralla 76; Pausanias III 16,9
• Son of Agis I
• Father of Amphisthenes
• He belongs, as do his descendants, to a fictitious series of Spartans who serve only to tie the Spartan hero Astrabakos to the royal line.

Ἀμφίμαχος

IV BC

• Poralla 77; IG V 1. 1121
• Inscription from Geronthrai

Ἀμφισθένης

• Poralla 78; Pausanias III 16.9
• Son of Amphikles
• Father of Irbos
• He belongs, as do his descendants, to a fictitious series of Spartans who serve only to tie the Spartan hero Astrabakos to the royal line.

Γναῖος Ἀν— (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 22; IG V 1. 128
• Enseitos [in the year of Alk]astos (3), AD 136/7

Ἀν— (2)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 141
• Father of Xenon (1)

Ἀν— (3), see Μέτριος

Ἀν— (4)

• IG V 1. 171 (Upon examination of the squeeze at the Prussian Academy I found no trace of a P, only scratches more like scars. The P I suspect is due to the too acute desire of the epigrapher to read traces; if this is a name, then it is AN—.)
• Name (?) in a list in the year of P—

ἈναΟ—

I BC

• IG V 1. 125
• Eponymous patronomos in the year before Damarchos (3)

Ἀναξάνδρα

PRE-LITERATE

• Poralla 79; Pausanias III 16.6
• Daughter of the mythical king Thersandros of Kleonai, twin sister of Lathria
• The pair were married to the sons of Aristodemos, Eurysthenes and Prokles.

Ἀναξανδρίδας I

VII\VI BC

• Poralla 80; Herodotus VIII 131
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of king Theopompos
• Father of Archidamos I
• His reign falls at the turn of the seventh century.

Ἀναξανδρίδας II

MID VI BC

• Poralla 81; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.
• Ἀναξανδρίδας) 216f-217b; Herodotus I 67-8, V 39-41; Pausanias
• III 3.5-6, 9
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of king Leon
• In his first marriage he wed the daughter of his sister. Childless, he was compelled to take a second wife (the daugher of Prinetadas), by whom he had the later king Kleomenes I. By his first wife he then had Dorieus, Leonidas, and Kleombrotos.
• Anaxandridas was the contemporary of Croesus and Ariston. He reigned from about 550-516.
• Under him the long war with Tegea was ended.

Ἀνάξανδρος

VII BC

• Poralla 82; Herodotus VII 204; Pausanias III 3.4-5, 14.4, IV 15ff
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of Eurykrates
• Father of Eurykratidas
• His wife’s name was Leandris. Pausanias puts him in the time of thesecond Messenian war.

Ἀνάξανδρος

END V BC

• Poralla 83; Olymp 327; Pausanias VI 1.7
• He was a victor in the Olympic games (Olympiad 88 = 428 BC ?) with the four horse chariot where also his father’s father had won in the Pentathlon.

Ἀνάξανδρος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 84; Diodorus XVI 39.6
• Around 351 as leader of a Spartan detachment he was captured by the allied Thebans and Argives near Telphusa

Ἀναξίβιος (Ϝαναξίβιος)

VI BC

• Poralla 85; IG V 1. 215
• Retrograde inscription: a dedication

Ἀναξίβιος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 86; Xenophon Anabasis ^a V 1.4, VI 1.16, VII 1.10-20 2.4-8;
• Hellenica IV 8.32-39^b; Diodorus XIV 30.4^c
• Nauarch of the year 401/400.
• In the spring of 400 he and his fleet were at Byzantium. He attempted to hinder the 10,000 from crossing into Europe (with one eye on the Persians)^ac.
• Around 389/8 he came to the Hellespont as harmost of Abydos. He was caught there by Iphicrates’ expedition to Abydos and fell in battle^b.

Ἀναξίδαμος

VII BC

• Poralla 87; Pausanias III 7.6, IV 15.3
• Collateral relative of the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Zeuxidamos
• Father of an Archidamos.
• According to the suspect list of Pausanias he was king at the end of the second Messenian war.

Ἀναξίλας

MID VII BC

• Poralla 88; Herodotus VIII 131
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Archidamos I
• Father of Leotychidas I
• He may have ruled about the middle of the seventh century.

Ἀναξίλας

END VII BC

• Poralla 89; Plutarch Solon 10
• He spoke as one of the five Spartan arbiters who awarded Salamis to
• Athens in 610.

Ἀναφ—

• IG V 1. 1505
• Father of [Ar]ch[i]pos (1)?

Ἄνδοκος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 90; FDelph III 5. 3 I 33
• A Lacedaemonian who in the time of the archon Aischylos (Spring 363
• bc) brought money to Delphi at the behest of Sparta

Ἀνδρέας

VICTOR 60 BC

• Eusebius Chronica (ed. A. Schoene) I, 211, 212
• Victor in the stadion during the 179th Olympiad

Ἀνδρίας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Son of Andrion (2)
• Psili[nopoios]

Ἀνδρίας (2)

IV-III BC

• IG V 1. 1317
• Ephor with Nikosthenidas (2)

Ἀνδρίας (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Polykleidas and [Ph]ilon (1)

Τιβ(έριος) Κλ(αύδιος) Ἄνδρεινος

I\II AD

• Rizakis 256; SEG XI 575
• [Gerousias in the year of Sipompos <2>, AD 126/7]

Ἀνδρίων (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Son of Nikostrato[s] (7)
• Ephor and worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae in the year of
• Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6

Ἀνδρίων (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Father of Andrias (1)

Ἀνδρίων (3)

• IG V 1. 448
• Father of Damaristos (1)

Ἀνδρόβιος

IV\III BC

• IG V 2. 549
• Son of Eudamidas (17)
• Victor in the men’s pentathlon at the Lycaean games (Arcadia), ca. 316
• BC(?)

Ἀνδρόβολος

III BC

• IG V 1. 29
• Father of Damaisidas

Ἀνδροκλείδας

• Poralla 91; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 217c
• A Lacedaemonian of unknown time who has a saying in Plutarch about
• his lameness in battle

Ἀνδρόμαχος

VICTOR 56 BC

• Eusebius Chronica (ed. A. Schoene) I, 211, 212
• (Lacedaemonian or Ambraciot) victor in the stadion during the
• 180th Olympiad

Ἀνδρομέδης

END V BC

• Poralla 92; Thucydides V 42
• Was sent as ambassador to Boeotia and Athens in 420

Ἀνδρομέδης

BEGINNING IV BC

• Poralla 93; IG V 1. 1232
• Witness on a dedicatory inscription from Taenarum in the beginning of the fourth century in the time of the ephor Eudamidas

Ἀνδρομένη[ς]

II\I BC

• IG V 1. [127], 211
• Father of Krataimenes (1)

Ἀνδρόνικος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Aristokles (20)
• [A]go[ranomos in the year of Pa]us[a]nias (3)
• Ag[oran]omos (presbys?) in the year of Theoxenos (3)

[Ἀ]νδρόνικος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Ariston (9)
• [A]go[ranomos in the year of Pa]us[a]nias (3)

Ἀνδρόνικος (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Son of Nikokles (12)
• Kathartes in the year of Nikokles (7)

Ἀνδρόνικος (4)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 569
• Son of Polygnotos
• Gerousias in the year of L. V[o]lusenus Aristokrates (10), AD 100/1

Ἀνδρόνικος (5)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 63
• Son of Xenokrates (4)
• Presbys of ephors in the year of C. Julius Eudamos (6), AD 139/40-
• ca. 142

[Ἀ]νδρόν[ικος] (6)

II AD

• IG V 1. 90
• [Ephor?]

[Ἀ]νδρόνεικος (7)

I/II AD

• SEG XI 550
• Father of Feli[x]

Ἀνδρόνικος (8)

I BC/I AD

• IG V 1. 48
• Father of Kabonidas

Ἀνδρόνικος (9)

II/I BC

• IG V 1. 133
• Father of Kithairon

[Ἀ]νδρόνικος (10)

II/I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Father of Pasiteles (1)

Ἀνδρόνι[κος] (11)

II AD

• IG V 1. 306
• Father of [—d]os (Fragment 12)

[Ἀν]δροτελί[α] (1)

III BC

• SEG XVII 187
• Dedication in the precinct of Apollo, Amyclae

Ἀνδροτελία (2)

II-I BC

• SEG XI 677c (addenda et corrigenda)
• Mother of Etymok{l}edeia (2)

Ἀνέγκλητος

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 53^a, [54]^b
• Son of Euporistos^a
• Father of Stephanos (1)^a
• [Gra]mmato[phylax] in the year of Se[x. Pom]peius — (3)^b. i.e.
• [Theoxenos or Brasidas (4)?]
• Ephor in the year of Kallikrates (26)^a, AD 151/2

Ἀνήριστος

END VI BC

• Poralla 94; Herodotus VII 134
• Father of the Spartiate Sperthias, who was sent to Xerxes in 480

Ἀνήριστος

MID V BC

• Poralla 95; Thucydides II 67; Herodotus VII 134, 137
• Son of Sperthias
• He was instrumental in the campaign at Halieis, perhaps in 459, against the Athenians.
• In 430 he went to the king of Thrace Sitalkes to try to win him over to the Spartan side, but he was taken prisoner by Sadokos, the son of Sitalkes and handed over to the Athenians who executed him.

Ἀνθεστία

ROMAN PERIOD

• Rizakis 25 (I A.D.); IG V 1. 756
• Gravemarker

Μ(ᾶρκος) Ἀνθέστιος Φιλοκράτης (6)

Ἀνθεσφόρος

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• IG V 1. 65; SEG XI 523; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #8, plate 75a
• Father of Telesphoros

Ἄνθης

END VI BC

• Poralla 96; Stephanus Byzantius s. v. 9; Alan Griffiths, ‟Was Cleomenes Mad,” Classical Sparta: Techniques Behind Her Success, Norman, 1988, pp. 62-67
• He was supposed to have been flayed by Kleomenes I. Stephanus identifies Anthes with the mythical founder of Anthana, the son of Poseidon (and not a Lacedaemonian) and suggests some sort of symbolic act.

[Ἀν]θίδας

V BC

• SEG XI 863
• “Kalas [An]thida set up this memorial to [G]laukat[ias] his son”

Ἄνθιππος

I AD

• SEG XI 540
• Father of Philippos (1)

Πό(πλιος) Μέμμιος Ἄνθος

II\III AD

• Rizakis 552; IG V 1. 129
• Synarch of the agoranomia

Ἀνθούση

II AD

• IG V 1. 248
• Daughter of Damainetos (4)
• Hypostatria

Κλα(ύδιος) Ἀνείκητος (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 257; IG V 1. 1315
• Son of Pank— or pank(ratiastes?)
• Gra(mmateus) in the year of Eurykles (2), AD 116/7

Ἀνείκητο[ς] (2)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 497
• Father of Sideras

Ἄννα Ἀφροδείτω

• IG V 1. 812
• Wife of Beithys
• Mother of Gergyllion
• Gravemarker for herself, Beithys, and Gergyllion
• (Aphrodeito may be the genitive of Aphrodeitos, hence, Anna, the daughter of Aphrodeitos)

Ἄνσετ[ος] (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 207
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἄνσε[τος] (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 266
• Aristokr[ates (3) kasen to him in the year of Mena]lkid[as] (3)

Ἀντ—

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 744
• Parent of Damokratis

Ἀνταλκίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 97; Plutarch Artaxerxes 21-22^a; Agesilaus 23^b, 32^c; Xenophon Hellenica IV 8.12-16^d; V 1.6, 25-29, 36^e; VI 3.12^f; Diodorus XIV 110^g; Athenaeus II 48e; David Whitehead, Liverpool Classical Monthly IV (1979), 191-193, on the form of the name
• Son of Leon^a
• His mother was probably Teleutia.
• In winter 393/2 he travelled to Sardis to the satrap Tiribazos from whom he received money for support of the fleet^d. As nauarch of the year 388/7 he sailed from Aigina to Ephesus and betook himself to the Great King with whom he worked out the terms of the peace named after him^eg.
• After that he relieved Nikolochos who had been shut up in Abydos^e.
• At the time of the 371 peace conference in Sparta he was spending time at the court of the Persian king^f.
• In 370/69 he held the office of ephor^c.
• It was probably in 367 that he travelled for the third time to the king. There, however, when his mission was fruitless, he committed suicide^a.

Ἀντι—

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 1226
• Father of Philon (2), a Lacedaemonian

Ἀντιάλκης

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Nikasippos (1)

Ἀντιαλκίδας

I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Son of Pha[ne]s
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)

Ἀντίβιος (1)

II\I BC

• IG VII 417^a; XII 3 (supplement). 1299^b, 1625^c
• Son of Habrias (3)^bc
• Father of Habrias (1), a Lacedaem[onian]^a
• Lacedaemonian^c
• [Benefactor] and proxenos of Thera, ca. 100 BC^b
• Subject of a memorial by the damos of Thera^c

Ἀντίβιος (2)

I AD

• IG V 1. 674
• Father of Xenakon (1)

Ἀντίγονος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Antimenes
• Syna[rch] of the agoranomia in the year of [Pa]us[a]nias (3)

[Ἀν]τίγονος (2)

• IG V 1. 204
• Name in a catalogue

[Ἀν-- or Βυ]τίδας

VI BC?

• Orthia p. 369 #169.15; BSA XXIV p. 100
• A name from a relief depicting a nude bearded man who is holding the hand of a woman clad in a Doric chiton; there is a rakelike object between them

Ἀντικλῆς

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Father of Pantias (1)

Ἀντικλείδας

• Poralla 98; Scholia to Euripides Hippolytus 230
• Father of Leon, who won a victory with his father’s horses

Ἀντικράτης

MID IV BC

• Poralla 99; Plutarch Agesilaus 35; Pausanias VIII 11.5
• A Spartiate who at the battle of Mantinea in 362 killed Epaminondas and thereby won the title of Machairion and public meals for his descendants.

Ἀντικράτης

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Father of Agiadas

Ἀντίλας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Son of Ainetidas
• Gly[pheus]

Ἀντίλα[ς] (2)

III-II BC

• SEG XI 468
• Son of [Arist]omenes (5)
• Lacedaemonian dicast praised by an Eretrian decree
• Proxenos

Ἀντίλας (3), see Ἀνυίλας

Ἀντιλέων

MID IV BC

• Poralla 100; FDelph III5 3 II 54
• A Lacedaemonian who in the year of the archon Mnasimachos (363/2) at
• the behest of Sparta brought money to Delphi

Αντίμαχος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Son of Pasimachos (2)
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)

Αντίμαχος (2)

III BC

• IG V 1. 143
• Son of Taskos (2)
• States (?)

Ἀντιμένης

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of Antigonos (1)

Ἀντιμενίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 101; Thucydides V 42
• Was an ambassador to Athens in 420 and was occupied in Boeotia

Ἀντίοχος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 102; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 217e
• Ephor of the year 338/7 during which Philip, after the battle of
• Chaeronea, decreed the separation of Messenia from Sparta

[Ἀν]τίοχος (1)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• IG V 1. 162A
• Son of ([An]tiochos <2>)
• Spondophoros in the mid 90’s AD (the spondophoros often was the son of a man holding office; this inscription then may come from the same year as the following)

Ἀντίοχος (2)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Son of An[tio]chos (4)
• K[asen to] Zeuxippos (6)
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3),
• AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀντίοχος (3)

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 896
• Damosios of the walls

Ἀν[τίο]χος (4)

I AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Father of Antiochos (2)

Γάι(ος) Ἰούλιος Ἀντίπατρος (1a)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 423; IG V 1. 663^a; SEG XI 490^b, 503^c, 513^d, 515^e, 544^f
• Son of Lysikrates (5)^ac
• Diokles (2) and T(i.) Clau(dius) Agathokles (4) kasen to him^de
• Philocaesar and patriot^c, agonothetes of the Greater Eurykleian games^a; eponymous patronomos, AD 113/4 or 114/5^bcf

Γάι(ος) Ἰούλιος Ἀντίπατρος (1b)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 53
• Is this Antipatros the grandson of Antipatros (1a)?
• Ensitos in the year of Kallikrates (26), AD 151/2

Ἀντ[ί]πα[τρος] (2=3)

II AD

• Rizakis 258 (Stemmata I, VII, VII); IG V 1. 519 (+ 582, cf. SEG XI 811)
• Son of Memmia Ageta (2)
• Brother of Pratolas (1)
• Paid for a memorial in honor of his mother

(Κλαύδιος) Ἀντίπατρος (3=2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 249
• Father of Clau(dia) Ageta (1)

Ἀντίπα[τρος] (4)

II\III AD

• IG V 1. 291
• Father of —os (Fragment 13) and —okles (Fragment 14)

Ἀντίπατρος (5)

II AD

• IG V 1. 819 (cf. SEG XI 869)
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 15)
• or
• Eponymous patronomos (= Antipatros <1>?)

Ἄντιππος

END V BC

• Poralla 103; Thucydides V 19, 24
• He was one of the Spartiates who concluded the Peace of Nicias and the alliance with Athens in 421.

Ἀντισθένης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 104; Thucydides VIII 39, 42; Xenophon Hellenica III 2.6-9
• A Spartiate who in the winter of 412/11 travelled from Laconia to Knidos with a fleet and united with the nauarch Astyochos. In Spring 398 we find him in Lampsakos with Derkylidas.

Ἀντίωρος

LYCURGAN AGE

• Poralla 105; Plutarch Lycurgus 31
• Son of the lawgiver Lycurgus
• He can only be as historical as Lycurgus himself

Ἀντωνία ΔυναμίςἈντωνία Εὐδαμία

Μᾶρ(κος) Ἀντώ[νιος] —

II AD OR LATER

• Rizakis 29; IG V 1. 664
• [Athlothetes?] of the Greater Eurykleian games (begun in the 130’s AD—
• Cartledge and Spawforth, 110-11, 186: quinquennial games begun in
• 136/7))

(Ἀντώνιος) Ἀρτέμας (2)Γά(ιος) Ἀντώνιος Βικτωρεινός M(ᾶρκος) Ἀντ(ώνιος) E— (= MANTE)M(ᾶρκος) Ἀντώνιος ΕὐτράπελοςT— AN— (T Ἀν[τώνιος]?) Λε— (2)Γά(ιος) Ἀντώνιος Ὠφελίων (1)Π(όπλιος) Ἀντώνιος Ὠφελίων (2)

[Ἀ]νυίλας

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Aristomenes (6)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Ἀνυστίς

MID IV BC

• Poralla 106; Pliny naturalis historia VII 84; Solinus I 98
• A runner from Lacedaemon in the time of Alexander the Great. (He ran 1200 stades in one day.)

Ἀντιμενίδας

V BC

• SEG XI 955 (origin unknown)
• Dedication to Poseidon

Κλαύδιος Κυρῖνα [Ἀ]ουιδιηνός

I\II AD

• FDelph III 1. 542
• Citizen of Lacedaemon, Nicopolis, Corinth, [Pa]trae, and Argos
• A poet with two victories in the contests
• Dedication to Pythian Apollo at Delphi

ΑΠ—, IG V 1. 121, see Ἀγί[ων] (1)

Ἰουλ(ί)α Ἀπατάριον

II AD

• Rizakis 380 (Stemmata I & IX); IG V 1. 607
• Priestess from the “family of the Eleusinians”

Ἀπελλάκων

II AD

• IG V 1. 37B
• Father of Kallikrates (1)

Ἀπήγα

III\II BC

• Polybius XIII 7.[2] and 6; [XVIII 17.2-5]
• Wife of Nabis
• Possibly she is to be identified with Apia, the daughter of Aristippos, tyrant of Argos (IG IV² 621; A. Wilhelm, “Hellenistisches,” Anzeiger der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien, Philosoph.-hist. Klasse, LVIII [1921], 70-73).

Ἀπο[λλ—] (1)

LATE II AD

• IG V 1. 74 (cf. SEG XI 616)
• Hyperetes [ἐπὶ.....o]υς (Fragment 128)

Κλαύ(διος) Ἀπο[λλ—?] (2)

II AD

• Rizakis 259; IG V 1. 518
• Father of (Claudia) Kallistonike (1)
• [He set up a memorial to her.]

Ἀπολλ— (3)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 178
• Name in a catalogue

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπο[λλ—] (4)

II\III AD

• (Rizakis 90); IG V 1. 682 (cf. SEG XI 844)
• [Prosta]tes of the t[ribe and gymnasiar]ch = Apo[llonios] (2)?

[Α]ὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπο[λλ—], IG V 1. 175, see Ἀπο[λλών]ιος (2)

Γά(ιος) Ἰού(λιος) Ἀπολλ—

AD 221-222

• SEG XXXIV 309
• One of the dedicants of statues to the emperor Severus and family, perhaps
• a gerousian

Ἀπ[ολλ]ο—

END III BC

• IG IX² 17
• Son of Leonteus (2)
• Lacedaemonian proxenos of the Aetolian League

Ἀπολλόδωρος

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Magiros of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀπολλ[όδωρος]

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #5b, plate 73b, restores the name (a very short one) of the patronomos from IG V. 111 ( = SEG XI 584), a gerousias named C. Julius Neas. (see Apollonios)
• Son of [(Apoll[odoros])]
• Gerousias in the year of C. J[ulius Neas]

[(Ἀπολλ[όδωρος])]

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #5b, plate 73b
• Father of Apoll[odoros]

Ἀπολλωνία

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG III 2. 2560
• Daughter of Apollonius (who was not a Lacedaemonian)
• Wife of Damon (1) “the Lacedaemonian”
• She was a Magnesian?
• Gravemarker in Attica

Ἀπολλωνίδας (1)

DIED 181 BC

• Polybius XXIV 7.6-8
• One of the auditors of the funds which Chairon (2) was misappropriating. He was murdered by Chairon’s hirelings.

Ἀπολλωνίδα[ς] (2)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 137
• Son of Pasikles (14)
• [Gerousias] (in the year of C. Julius Lampis <3>?) AD 118/9 or 119/20

[Ἀ]πολλώνιος (1)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• IG V 1. 162A
• Son of (Apollonios <11>)
• Spondophoros, AD 93-96

[A]ὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπο[λλών]ιος (2)

AFTER AD 212

• Rizakis 90; SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Son of (Apo[llon]ios <12>)
• P{r}[osta]tes of the [tribe]
• See Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπο[λλ—] (4) above (IG V 1. 682)

Ἀπολλώνιος (3)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 69^a, 70^b, 71^c, 164 (cf. SEG XI 622)^d
• Son of Erastos^abc
• Ger(ousias) in the year of Brasidas (2)^c, AD 149/50
• Ephor in the year of Cas(cellius) Aristoteles (6)^abc, AD 158/9-60
• Ep[i]states of the erection of a monument^d

Aὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπολλώνιος (4)

AFTER AD 212

• Rizakis 91; SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Son of Kameinas
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀπολλώνιος (5)

REIGN OF MARCUS AURELIUS

• SEG XI 627
• Son of Zosimos (2)
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Kleonymos (5)

Aὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀπολλώνιος (6)

AFTER AD 212

• IG V 1. 170
• Rizakis 92; Son of Zosimos (3)
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Sex. Pom(peius) Theoxenos (4)

Πό(πλιος) Μέμμιος Ἀπολλώνιος (7)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 553; IG V 1. 129; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Ensitos of the agoranomi
• Gerousias in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos

Αἴλιος Ἀπολλώνιος (8)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 8; IG V 1. 556A
• Bideos

Ἀπολλώνιος (9)

II AD AFTER 136

• IG V 1. 37A
• Hyperetes

[Ἀπο]λλώνιο[ς] (10)

• IG V 1. 196
• Name in a catalogue

([Ἀ]πολλώνιος [11])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 162A
• Father of [A]pollonios (1)

(Ἀπο[λλών]ιος [12])

MID II AD OR LATER

• SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Father of [A]ur(elius) Apo[llon]ios (2)

Ἀπολλώνι[ος] (13)

MID II AD OR LATER

• IG V 1. 140 (cf. SEG XI 616a)
• Father of Au(relius) Epigenes

Ἀπολλώνιος (14)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 37A, 64, [110: —νίου]
• Father of Metrodoros

Γά(ιος) Ἰού(λιος) Ἀπολλ[ώνιος or ωνίδας] (15)]

II\III AD

• Archaiologikon Deltion 24 (1969) Chronica p. 136, pl. 132 (BCH 1971 p. 887, fig. 182, 183; ArchAnAth 1970, 260-2)
• Name on the base of (four) statues, one to Julia Mamaea (AD 221-2)
• [Gerousias]

Λούκιος Ἀπρώνιος Ἀκίνδυνος Λούκιος Ἀπρώνιος Εὐελπίστος (2)(Λο)ύκιος Ἀπρώνιος Πρασιμένης (1)

ΑΡ

219-196 BC

• Grunauer, Gruppe VIII, Serie 6 (), Tafel 4 (22-26)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of the eponymous office, at this date probably the eponymous patronomos

Ἄρακος

V/IV BC

• Poralla 107; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10.1^a,7^b; III 2.6-9^c; VI 5.33^d; Pausanias X 9.9^e; Plutarch Lysander 7^f; FDelph III I 51^g (epigram)
• Eponymous ephor of the year 409/8^a. Nominal nauarch of the year 405/4^b. In spring 398 with Naubates and Antisthenes he was sent to Dercylidas in Asia Minor^c. In winter 370/69 he was an ambassador in Athens^d. (But is the ambassador a second Arakos?)

Ἀράτα (1)

• IG V 1. 579
• Daughter of Tycharetos
• Subject of an honorary decree for her sensible and pious life; dedication to Demeter and Kore

Ἀράτα (2)

MID IV BC

• Poralla 108; IG IV² 122 xxi ( = SIG³ 1169 xxi)
• [La]kaina
• A sufferer from dropsy. Her mother went to the shrine of Asclepius in Epidaurus to find a cure. In her sleep she saw Asclepius decapitate her daughter—a liquid flowed from her head—and he rejoined head and neck. The mother hurried home to Sparta, found her daughter cured, and the dream fulfilled.

Ἄρατος

VIII BC

• Poralla 109; Justin III 4.8
• Father of Phalanthos (according to myth the founder of Tarentum)

Ἄρατος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Dexikrates
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokra-
• tidas (1)

Ἄρατος (2)

AFTER MID II BC

• IG V 1. 961
• Son of Nikias (16)
• A Lacedaemonian honored by Cotyrta for his benefactions. He and his descendants were granted the rights of proxenos and benefactor: to own land and a house, to contract marriage, to have the protection of law, exemption, asylum in war and peace, and the other customary rights.

Ἄρα[τος] (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Father of Lykomedes

Ἄρα[τος] (4)

IV-III BC

• SEG XI 668
• Dedication to Athena

[Ἀ-- or Πε]ργενίδας

II BC

• SEG XI 681
• Son of Aristomenidas (3)
• Vow to the Dioscuri

Ἀργιλεωνίς

MID V BC

• Poralla 110; Plutarch Lycurgus 25, Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v. Brasidas 4) 219d
• Wife of Tellis and mother of the famous Brasidas

Ἄργιος

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• IG V 1. 152 (cf. SEG XI 604) {i. e. Ἄρειος or Ἄργ(ε)ιος?}
• Son of Eros (2)
• Name in a catalogue [of bideoi?], ca. AD 81-85

Argolicus

I BC\I AD

• Tacitus Annales VI 18.2
• Son of C. Julius Lakon (1)
• Husband of Pompeia Makrina
• He fell into disfavor with Tiberius and was ruined.

Ἀρεσ—

• IG V 1. 1506
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀρέτα

LATER VII BC

• Poralla 111; Diels Hermes 31, 361; Bergk Poetae Lyrici Graeci III p 43
• (Ἐράτα)
• Singer in Alcman's Parthenion

Ἀρέτη, (Πομπωνία) Καλλιστονείκη (4) ἡ καὶ

Ἀρέτης, Poralla 111a, Diodorus XIV 70.3, cf. Ἄριστος

Ἀρέτιππος

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211^a; VII 420^b
• Son of Lysippos (9)^ab
• A Lacedaemonian victor of the boys’ stadion and diaulon in the Roman games held at Oropus to celebrate Sulla’s victory, ca. 85 BC^b
• Seer of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)^a

Λ Ἀρέτω[ν] (1)

• Rizakis 522; IG V 1. 164 (cf. SEG XI 622)
• Son of Ph[i]lathenaios(?)
• Ep[i]states of the erection of a monument (= Areton <4>?)

Ἀρέτων (2)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 71
• Eponymous patronomos

Μ(ᾶρκος) Αὐρήλιος Ἀρέτων (3)

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 94 (Severan); IG V 1. 529
• (Gymnasiarch at least twice) who paid for a memorial to M.
• Aurelius Aristokrates (8)

ΔΟΥΤΕΛ Ἀρέτων (4)

REIGN OF CARACALLA

• Rizakis 370; IG V 1. 666, cf. SEG XI 836— ΔΟΥΤΕΛ = {Λ}ού(κιος) {Γ}έλ(λιος) or {Λ}(ούκιος) Οὐ{ι}τέλ(λιος) or {Μ(ᾶρκος) A}ὐ{ρή}λ(ιος)
• Agonothetes of the Eurycleian games

Ἄρευς

END VI BC

• Poralla 112; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 217f
• A Laconian who made a remark on an epigram about the tyranny in
• Selinus (i.e., time of Dorieus’ expedition {?}, see Euryleon 327)

Ἄρευς

• Poralla 113; Antoninus Liberalis 12 = Pausanias III 13.8 Areios
• Laconian poet of unknown time (but PW Supplement I 127:
• “Areios” is probably Asinos (of Samos), not Areus)

Ἄρευς (1) I

REIGN 309-265 BC

• Diodorus Siculus XX 29.1^a; Justin XXIV 1.5; Pompeius Trogus prologi 26; Pausanias I 13.5; III 6.2-6^b; VI 12.5-6, 15.9; Plutarch Agis 3.6-7^c, Pyrrhus 26.17-19^d, 27.2^e, 29.11^f, 30.4, Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica) 217f ^g; Josephus Antiquitates Judaicae XII 225-27^h, XIII 167 (9); 1 Maccabees 12.1-23; Athenaeus IV 142b; ICret II xxiii 12Aⁱ; IOlymp 308^j; IG IV 1. 332; SEG XXV 444^k; SEG XI 668 (?—Dedication to Athena); [SIG³ 430, see Areus (2) II]; Grunauer, pp. 112-113 (Gr. I-II, Tafel 1: ΒΑΣΥΛΕΟΣ ΑΡΕΟΣ)
• Son of Akrotatos (1)
• Grandson of Kleomenes II
• Father of Akrotatos (2), king of Sparta
• Agiad king of Sparta^a, 309-265 BC^bc
• He succeeded to the throne despite the fact that Kleonymos (1), son of Kleomenes II, was alive. Kleonymos, however, was given command of the armies. Their rivalry, intensified, no doubt, by Akrotatos’ adultery with the wife of Kleonymos, led to Kleonymos’ leaving Sparta and joining Pyrrhus.^bd
• Areus was an active king, forming connections in Sicily^g, Crete^ei, Egypt^jk, and possibly Judaea^h.
• He attempted to restore the Spartan hegemony of the Peloponnesus and opposed the Macedonian forces in Greece, although he was forced into a brief alliance with them to forestall the invasion of Pyrrhus into Laconia^f.
• He was killed in an attempt to force the Macedonian lines at Corinth, 265 BC^c

Ἄρευς (2) II

262-254 BC

• SIG³ 430; Pausanias III 6.6; Plutarch Agis 3.7-8; [Pyrrhus 26.17-18]
• In SIG³ 430 the Delphians grant proxenia to “King Areus, son of King Akrotatos and Queen Chilonis.” The editor believes that this refers to Areus I, since it seemed unlikely to him that the Delphians would grant proxenia to a child, albeit a king. Akrotatos, however, the father of Areus I, was not a king. There is but one king Akrotatos and he is the father of Areus II. Moreover, the Chilonis of the inscription might well be the widow of Kleonymus and lover of Akrotatos the king [26.17-18].)
• Son of Akrotatos (2) and Chilonis (1)
• Grandson of Areus (1) I
• He was born after the death of his father at Megalopolis, 262 BC. Leonidas (1), the son of Kleonymos (1), was regent. He was an Agiad king.
• He died of disease when he was eight years old.

Ἄρευς (3)

III\II BC

• Livy XXXIX 35-37; Pausanias VII 9.2-4; Polybius XXII 1.9 & 11.7-12.4; XXIII 4.3
• Of royal descent?
• He was exiled from Sparta by Nabis and restored against the wishes of the government of Sparta by the Achaean league.
• In 184 BC he was an envoy to the Romans and he denounced the Achaean league.

Τ(ίτος) Τρεβελληνός Ἄρευς (4)

I AD

• Rizakis 699; IG V 1. 20b ^a; SEG XI 511^b, 608^c
• Son of Polemarchos^a
• Father of T. Trebellenus Menekles (1)^bc
• Ephor^a [in the year of Menekles, AD 96/7]

Ἀρηξίδαμος

DIED 207 BC

• Polybius XI 18.3-5
• A companion (bodyguard?) of Machanidas at the battle of Mantinea,
• 207 BC, where he was killed
• Lacedaemonian?

Ἀρ[ή]ξιππος

BEGINNING IV BC

• Poralla 114; IG V 1. 255; Orthia 1 (p. 296), Moretti IAG 18
• Victor of the boys’ games (apparently five times)

Ἀρήξιππος

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Son of (Arexippos)
• Gerousias in the year of Pratonikos Polykratous

(Ἀρήξιππος)

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Father of Arexippos

Ἀρήξιππος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Damokrates (25)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Ἀρήξιππος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Euangelos (2)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

[Ἀρήξι--, Ζεύξι--, Λύσι--, or Κρατήσι]ππος (3)

• IG V 1. 317
• [Eponymous patronomos]

Ἀρή[ξιππος] (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Father of [Eu]angelos (1)

Ἀρθμιάδας

VIII BC

• Poralla 115; Plutarch Lycurgus 5
• A Spartiate who was supposed to have supported Lycurgus’ reforms

ΑΡΙ

219-196 BC

• Grunauer, Gruppe VIII, Serie 5 (), Tafel 4 (19, 21)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of the eponymous office, at this date probably the eponymous patronomos

ΑΡΙ

MID I BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 8 ), Gruppe XIV (48-40 BC), Serie 12, Tafel 8, Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 12-13, Tafel 9, Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 3, Tafel 11, Gruppe XVII (43-31 BC), Serie 2, Tafel 13 suggests Aristokratidas, Aristomachos, or Aristokles
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Ἀρι—

II\III AD

• Archaiologikon Deltion 24 (1969) Chronica p. 136, pl. 132 (BCH
• 1971 p. 887, fig. 182, 183; ArchAnAth 1970, 260-2)
• Name of the base for (four) statues, one of Julia Mamaea (AD 221-2)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀρίγνωτος

END IV BC

• Poralla 116; FDelph III5 92 A 30
• Father of ......s, who in the second half of the fourth century BC belonged
• to the Delphic finance officials of the naopes

Ἀρικράτης

• IG V 1. 254
• Father of Soixiadas (1)

Ἀρίμνηστος, Poralla 116a; Plutarch Aristides 19, cf. Ἀείμνηστος

AΡΙΟΣΚΛΗΣ, see Ἀριστοκλῆς (18)

Ἀριούσα

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 767
• Gravemarker: twenty-three years old at death

9—, see Ἀρισ{τ}οδ[αμ--]

Ἀρισ[τ—]

I\II AD

• SEG XI 532
• Father of —os (Fragment 19)

Ἀρισταγόρας (1)

II BC

• IG V 1. 965
• Son of Agexenos
• Lacedaemonian
• Honored by Cotyrta for his benefactions. He and his descendants were granted the status of proxenos and benefactor with the right to hold land and a house, to have legal recourse, asylum in war and peace, to be invited to the public festivals, to have the major rights of hospitality and the other customary rights

Ἀρισταγόρας (2)

I AD

• SEG XI 515
• Father of Dinokratidas

Ἀρισταίος

MID III BC

• The Flinders Petrie Papyri, Part 2, ed. J. P. Mahaffy (Royal Irish Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, Number 9), Dublin, 1891-1905, II 35 (a), column I, line 6
• Mercenary Lacedaemonian cavalryman in Egypt, ca. 240 BC

Ἀρίστανδρος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Polyaineidas (2)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀρίστανδρο(ς) (2)

• IG V 1. 651
• (S)taphylodromas

Ἀρίστανδρος (3 = 4, 7?)

BEFORE AUGUSTUS

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 17 A – ΡΙ – ΣΤ - A), Gruppe XIV (48-40 BC), Serie 21, Tafel 8, Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 26, Tafel 10, Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 12, Tafel 12, Gruppe XVIII (35-31 BC), Tafel 14
• Name on a series of coins dedicated to the nomophylakes—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, perhaps the presbys of the nomophylakia, or a gerousias, ephor, or, also likely, eponymous patronomos

Ἀρίστανδρος (4 = 3, 7?)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀρίστανδρος (5)

III BC

• IG IX² 137B
• Father of Aristokrates (2), a Lacedaemonian

Ἀρίστανδρος (6)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 515
• Father of Damatrios (1), an Amyc[laean] and a Meso[atan]?

Ἀρίστανδρος (7 = 3, 4?)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of Polyaineidas (1)

Ἀρισταρχίδα(ς)

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 897
• Damosios of the walls

Ἀρίσταρχος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 117; Xenophon Anabasis VII 2.5-7
• A Spartiate harmost of Byzantium in 400/399

Ἀριστέας (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 65; SEG XI 549
• Son of Agatholas
• Nomophylax in the year of Damokles (3), AD 132/3

[Γά(ιος) Π]ομπώνιος Ἀριστέας (2)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 495^a, 681 (cf. SEG XI 843: —νίου Ἀρισ—)^b
• Son of (C. Pomponius) Alkastos (4)^a
• “Descendant of [Hera]kles and the Dioscuri”^a
• Boagos^a, [diab]etes^ab, apodektes^a, epimeletes [of the thematic] money^a, agonothet[es]^a, [epitropos of the emperor T.] Antoninus^a

Ἀριστέας (3)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Son of Sosidamos (5)
• Worshipper of Damoea in the year of Memmius Damares (5),
• AD 142/3-7

Μᾶ(ρκος?) Ἰούλιος Ἀριστέας (4)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 426; IG V 1. 89 (no praenomen inscribed)^a, 129 (9 mistakenly inscribed for 9?)^b
• Brother of C. Julius Korsaios^b
• Agoranomos^b; enseitos^a

Ἀριστέας (5)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Worshipper of Damoea in the year of Memmius Damares (5)

(Γάιος Πομπώνιος) Ἀριστ[έ]ας (6)

II\III AD

• IG V 1. [547], 602
• Husband of Claudia Polla (1)
• Father of C. Pomponius Panthales (2) Diogenes Aristeas and Pomponia
• Kallistonike (2)

Ἀριστέας (7)

I BC

• IG II² 9146
• Father of Aristion (the wife of a Corinthian)
• Lacedaemonian

Ἀριστέας, Γάιος Πομπώ(νιος) Πανθάλης (2) Διογένης

Ἀριστεύς

END V BC

• Poralla 118; Thucydides IV 132^a; IG V 1. 213^b, 1230^c
• Was sent to Chalcidike in 423 to investigate the activities of Brasidas^a.
• He is probably to be identified with the eponymous ephor of a year shortly after 404/3^bc.

Ἀριστεύς (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Aristonikos (5)
• [Hierothytes]

Ἀριστεύς (1a)

MID I BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 12 ), Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 19-20, Tafel 10, Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 7, Tafel 11, Gruppe XVII (43-31 BC), Serie 5, Tafel 13
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Ἀριστεύς (2)

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• IG V 1. 47^a, 82^b
• Spendon (2) was his synephebe^a
• [Nomophyla]x in the year of P. Aelius Dionys(i)os (10)^b, AD 121/2

Ἀριστεύς (3)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Father of Aristonikos (1)

Ἀριστίδα[ς]

V BC

• Poralla 119; IG V 1. 1229
• Witness from a dedicatory inscription from Cape Taenarum

Ἀριστεί[δας] (1)

HELLENISTIC

• Revue Biblique internationale, 1904, page 552, number 5;
• revue Archéologique, 1904, II 8-9, number 5
• Son of Arist[eides] (7) or Arist[on] (19)
• Lacedaemonian mercenary from Gythium, serving in Egypt

Ἀριστείδας (2)

I AD

• IG V 1. 148; SEG XI 537
• Son of Aristeidas (6)
• Kary(x) in the year of C. Julius Charix[enos] (7), AD 90/1-92/3

Ἀριστίδας (3)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Kleodamos (5)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀρισ[τ]είδ[ας] (4)

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• IG V 1. 407
• Dedication to Zeus Eleutherios and Antoninus Soter

Ἀριστε[ί]δ[ας] (5)

I AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Father of Arion (3)

(Ἀριστείδας [6])

I BC\I AD

• [IG V 1. 148]; SEG XI 537
• Father of Aristeidas (2)

Ἀριστ[είδας (7) or --ων (19)]

HELLENISTIC

• Revue Biblique internationale, 1904, page 552, number 5;
• revue Archéologique, 1904, II 8-9, number 5
• Father of Aristei[das] (1). a Lacedaemonian from Gythium

Ἀριστείδας (8)

IV-I BC

• IG II 3. 3127
• Father of Parthenion, a Laconian

Ἀριστείδας, Εὐδόκιμος (2) ὁ καὶ

Ἀρίστιον

I BC

• IG II² 9146
• Daughter of Aristeas, a Lacedaemonian
• Wife of Theophilos, a Corinthian

Ἀρίστιππος

• Poralla 120; Frontinus strategemata III 2.8
• He took Tegea using the opportunity of a festival.

Ἀρίστιππος

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 126
• Father of Peisistratos

Ἀριστο— (1)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 181
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀριστο— (2)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 102 (cf. SEG XI 579)
• Ger[ousias] in the year of Ti. Claudius Aristobou[los] (1), AD 129/30
• Or Sosibios (3) [kasen to/synephebe with] him

Ἀριστο— (3)

III-II BC

• SEG XI 468
• [Gram]mateus of Lacedaemonian dicasts
• Praised in a decree of the Eretrians

Ἀριστόβιος (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Son of A[ris]tobios (2)
• Gerousias [for the third time] in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3),
• AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀριστόβιος (2)

I AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Father of Aristobios (1)

Ἀριστόβουλος, Poralla 120a, cf. Ἀριστόδαμος (Poralla 122)

Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύδιος Ἀριστόβουλος (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 260; IG V 1. 32A-B^a, 34^b, 102^c, 139^d, 487^e; SEG XI 490^f, 496^g
• Subject of an honorary decree for his generosity as gymnasiarch and for his exercise of other offices^e
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 129/30^abcdfg

Ἀριστόβουλος (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 69 ([SEG XI 554]), 71
• Father of Nikephoros (1)

Ἀριστογένης

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Aristokles (22)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀριστογενίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 121; IG V 1. 1564; IDelos 87
• Ephor between 403/2 and 400/399

Ἀρισ{τ}οδ[αμ—]

• IG V 1. 180 (9—)
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀριστοδάμας

I AD

• IG V 1. 99, [138 (cf. SEG XI 615)], 147; SEG XI 562, 569
• Father of Philoxenidas (1)

Ἀριστοδαμί[δας]

• IG V 1. 678
• [Eponymous patrono]mos

Ἀριστόδαμος

VIII-VII BC?

• Poralla 122; Diogenes Laertius I 30-31; Scholia to Pindar Isthmia II 17; Bergk Poetae Lyrici Graeci III Alkaios fr 49 (now E. Lobel and D. L. Page, Poetarum Lesbiorum Fragmenta, 1955); Zenobius VI 43
• A Spartiate who was reckoned one of the seven wise men

Ἀριστόδαμος

V BC

• Poralla 123; IG V 1. 1356
• Priest
• Name from an inscription (Fourmont) originating from Messenian Abia

Ἀριστόδαμος

VI\V BC

• Poralla 124; Herodotus VII 229-231, IX 71
• He was the only survivor of Thermopylae in 480. He tried to cleanse this stain from his honor by a hero’s death at Plataea in 479.

Ἀριστόδαμος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 125; Xenophon Hellenica IV 2.9-23; Pausanias III 5.7
• Collateral member of the house of the Agids
• As regent for Agesipolis he led the army and won a victory at Nemea in 394.

Ἀριστόδαμος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 126; Plutarch Moralia (narrationes amatoriae 3) 773b-774d (cf. Xenophon Hellenica V 4.56/7)
• Harmost in Oreus
• According to the story in Plutarch he. must have been harmost before the battle at Leuctra. In this period a harmost could have been in Oreus only after the fall of Athens and before the sack of Oreus in 377/6 by Alketas.

Ἀριστόδαμος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124^a, 212^b
• Son of Aristokleidas (4)^ab
• Agoranomos in the year of [Pa]us[a]nias (3)^a; member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)^b

Ἀριστόδαμος (2)

FIRST DECADE II BC

• ICret II xxiii 4B^a; IG IX² 137^b
• Son of Autias^a (in “b” ......)
• Lacedaemonian^ab
• Proxenos of Polyrrhenia^a and of the koinon of the Aetolians^b, himself and his descendants

Ἀριστόδαμος (3)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 109
• Son of Nika— (1)
• Gerousias in the year of Timomenes (1), ca. AD 142-145/6

Ἀριστόδαμος (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Nikokles (13)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀριστόδαμος (5)

I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Son of Pasimachos (3)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀριστόδαμος (6)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Saliarchos
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

Ἀριστόδαμος (7)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Xenochares
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀριστόδαμος (8)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 513
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 87/8 or earlier

Ἀριστόδαμος (9)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Fluteplayer of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Aristokratidas (1)

[Ἀρι]στόδα[μος] (10)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 842a (addenda et corrigenda)
• [Bideos} in the year of [Niko]krates (12), AD 86/7

Ἀριστόδαμο[ς] (11)

AFTER MID II AD

• SEG XI 643
• Name in a catalogue

[Ἀρι]στόδ[αμος] (12)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 266
• Father(?) of Aristokr[ates] (3)

Ἰ[ού]λιος Ἀριστόδαμος (13)

I AD

• Rizakis 427; IG V 1. 508; SEG XI 776
• Father of C. Julius Charixenos (1)
• Husband of Julia Nikion (2)

Ἀριστόδαμος (14)

I AD

• SEG XI 515
• Father of Euthymos (1)

Ἀριστό[δα]μος (15)

I AD

• SEG XI 511
• Father of Lampis (1)

Ἀριστόδαμος (16)

I BC

• IG V 1. 95
• Father of Pasikles (2)

Ἀριστόδαμος (17)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Sipompos (1)

[Ἀρισ]τόδαμ[ος] (18)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 20)

Ἀριστόδικος

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Aristokritos (2)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀριστόκλειτος, Poralla 126a; Plutarch Lysander 2, cf. Ἀριστόκριτος (Por. 129)

Ἀριστοκλῆς

END V BC

• Poralla 127; Thucydides III 26, V 16, 71-2
• Son of Pausanias
• Collateral member of the Agid house
• Brother of the king Pleistoanax and Kleomenes
• He was insubordinate at the battle of Mantinea in 418 and as a consequence was exiled.

Ἀριστοκλῆς, Poralla 127a; Athenaeus IV 140b, cf. Νικοκλῆς (Por. 559)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of (Aristokles <23>)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 141
• Son of Kallikrates (44)
• [Hi]erothytes in the year of Aristokratid[as] (1)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (3)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564 (wrongly copied by the original editor as Aristokrates; the inscription actually reads Aristokles)
• Son of Kallikrates (45)
• Brother of Aristokles (4) the Younger
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3), AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀριστοκλῆς (4) Νε(ώτερος)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 97; SEG XI 564
• Son of Kallikrates (45)
• Brother of Aristokles (3)
• Gerousias in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3), AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀριστοκλῆς (5)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 20b ^a, 51^b, 52^c
• Son of Lysippos (10)^abc
• Nomophylax in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^bc, AD 91/2-95/6
• Ephor^a [in the year of Menekles], AD 96/7

Ἀριστοκλῆς (6)

MID III BC

• Papiri greci e latini, (Pubblicazioni della Societá italiana per la ricerca dei papari greci e latini in Egitto), Firenze, 1912, 626, recto, column I, lines 3-4
• Son of Nikandros (7)
• Laconian mercenary in Egypt

Ἀριστοκλῆς (7)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Phileas (3)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (8)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Philonikidas (3)
• Grammate[us] of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (9)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Polystratidas
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Μέμ(μιος) [Ἀριστοκ]λῆς

REIGN OF HADRIAN

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #3, plate 72a
• Gerousias [for the second or more time] in the year of Nike[phoros h]o [Markou]

Ἀριστοκλῆς (10)

MID II BC

• SIG³ 668
• An ambassador, 160/59 BC, sent from Sparta to present its case in a dispute with Dorieus about the votes in the Amphictyonic council

Ἀριστοκλῆς (11)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 48
• Hypogra(mmateus)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (12)

• Athenaeus IV 140b; FGrH 586 (= Nikokles Poralla 559)
• Lacedaemonian (?)
• Author of a constitution of Sparta

Ἀριστοκλῆς (13 = 14)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 37A (cf. SEG XI 481 per Woodward), 100 (cf. SEG XI 571),
• 274; SEG XI 490
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 111/2 or 112/3

Ἀριστοκλῆς (15)

ROMAN EMPIRE

• IG V 1. 242
• He, his wife, and his children dedicated an altar to Harkening Fortune for the salvation of the [emperors]

Ἀριστοκλῆς (16)

• IG V 1. 1574
• Name on a vase, Amyclae

Ἀριστοκλῆ[ς] (17) ὁ καὶ Ζῆθος

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 746 (ὁ καὶ Ζῆθος seems to be in another hand)
• Gravemarker with a relief of a man, seated in a chair, holding a drinking vessel in his right hand above which a serpent can be seen

Ἀρι{στ}ο«σ»κλῆς (18)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 40 (9)
• Father of Agathokles (6)

Ἀ[ρ]ιστοκλῆς (19)

II BC

• SEG XI 856
• Father of Agis (3)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (20)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of Andronikos (1)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (21)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Architas

Ἀριστοκλῆς (22)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Aristogenes

Ἀριστοκλῆς (23)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Father of Aristokles (1)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (24)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 141
• Father of Kallikrates (3)

Ἀριστοκλῆς (25)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 71^a, 102^b
• Father of (Kallikrates <4>)^ab
• Paternal grandfather of Kallikrates (12)^a

Ἀριστοκλῆς (26)

II AD

• IG V 1. 71, 86
• Father of Philoxenidas (2)

Μέμ(μιος) [Ἀριστοκ]λῆς

MID II AD

• Rizakis 554; Steinhauer BSA 93, 1998, 431-32 no. 3, 1, 8 pl. 72a (SEG XLVIII 457)
• Gerousias in the year of Nicephorus son of Marcus, AD 136/7

Ἀριστοκλῆς, Πομ(π)ώ(νιος) Πανθάλης (1) ὁ καὶ

Ἀριστοκλῆς, Πόπ(λιος) Μέμ(μιος) Πρατόλας (4) ὁ καὶ

Αὐρ(ηλία) Ἀριστοκλεία

AFTER AD 212

• IG V 1. 601
• Daughter of Charteris (1)
• Wife of (M.) Aur(elius) Aristoteles (1)
• Mother of Aur(elia) Charteris (2)

Ἀριστοκλείδας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Aristodamos (1)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀριστοκλείδας (2)

MID I BC

• IG VII 416
• Son of Sokrates (8)
• Laced[aemonian] victor in the boys’ wrestling in the Roman games held
• to celebrate Sulla’s victory, ca. 85 BC, at Oropus

Ἀριστοκλείδας (3)

IV\III BC

• FDelph III5 93 I
• Son of Enpedias
• Lacedaemonian naopoios at Delphi

Ἀριστοκλείδας (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124^a, 212^b
• Father of Aristodamos (1)^ab
• Grandfather of Aristokleidas (1)^b

[Ἀρ]ιστοκρατ—

I AD

• IG V 1. 676
• Father of ..ogeni[das] (Fragment 21) of the Limnaean obe

Ἀριστοκράτης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 128; Diodorus XV 45.4
• He was sent as nauarch in the year 375/4 to Zakynthus to campaign against the Athenians.

[Ἀρι]στοκράτης (1)

• IG V 1. 177
• Son of Agathameros
• Name in a catalogue

Ἀριστοκράτης (2)

III\II BC

• IG IX² 137B
• Son of Aristandros (5)
• [Lace]daemonian
• Proxenos of the Aetolians, first decade II BC

Ἀριστοκρ[άτης] (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 266
• Son of [Ari]stod[amos] (12)
• [Kasen to] Anse[tos] (2)
• [Victor as a mik]ich[iddomenos in the year of Mena]lkid[as] (3)

Ἀριστοκράτης (4)

I AD AFTER 41

• IG V 1. 20b
• Son of (Aristokrates <29>)
• Ephor [in the year of Menekles], AD 96/7

[....... Ἀρι]στοκράτης (5)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 66 (cf. SEG XI 524)
• Son of [([Ari]stokrates <30>)?]
• [Nom]ophylax in the year of Lykourgos (3) θεός, AD 139/40-4

Ἀριστοκράτης (6)

I BC

• IG V 1. 261
• Son of Ariston (11)
• Victor of the boys’ moa in the year of Damippos (1)
• Dedication to Ortheia

Ἀριστοκράτης (7)

I BC

• IG V 1. 126
• Son of Aristonikos (6)
• Synarch of the [a]goranomia in the year of Pasimachos (1)

Μ(ᾶρκος) Αὐρήλιος Ἀριστοκράτης (8)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 96; IG V 1. 529^a, 530^b, 653A^c
• Son of Damainetos (5)^abc
• Priest by descent^ab, “best in every way”^b; “the forty-eighth descendant of Heracles, forty-fourth of the Dioscuri”^ab; gymnasiarch for life with
• Dionysios (2) and Aristoteles (4)^a; “reproachless” citizen and gymnasiarch^a
• M. Aurelius Euarestos was synephebe with him and Ti. Claudius Eiranion (1)^c
• Paid for a memorial to M. Aur(elius) Pankratidas (1)^b

Ἀριστοκράτης (9) = (10?)

MID II AD

• IG IV² 1. 85, 86, 681
• Son of Damares (18)
• Brother of Timosthenis (1)
• Lacedaemonian

Λούκιος Οὐ[ο]λοσσηνὸς Ἀριστοκράτης (10a)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• Rizakis 727; IG V 1. 32B^a, 158 (cf. SEG XI 631)^b; SEG XI [542]^c, 569^d
• {Son of Damares
• Father of L. Volusenus Damares}
• Eponymous patronomos^abcd, AD 100/1

Λούκιος Οὐ[ο]λοσσηνὸς Ἀριστοκράτης (10b)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 726/730 (Stemmata I, VII, XIII); IG V 1. [68]^a, [295]^b, 477^c;
• SEG XI 529^d
• Son of Damares (13)^c
• “Descendant of Hera[cles] and Perseu[s]”^c
• Honored for his [virtue] and his [favor] towards the city^c
• Deputy p[atronomo]s for [Timo]menes (1)^b, AD 142-145/6
• Nom[ophylax] in the year of Claudius Aristoteles (4)^a, AD 143-146/7
• [Ephor in the year of Brasidas (4)]^d
• Philocaesar, most pious^b
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 150/1 = Aristokrates (25)?

Ἀριστοκράτης (11)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 558
• Son of Damokratidas (8)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀριστοκράτης (12) = (23?)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 48
• Son of Eutelidas (1)
• Synarch of the patronomia

M Ἀριστοκρά[τη]ς (13)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 734; IG V 1. 46 {M = e.g. [Πo]μ(πήιος)}; SEG XI 516
• Son of [F]irmus
• [Eponymous patronomos], AD 166/7 or later

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀριστοκράτης (14)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 97; IG V 1. 556
• Son of Heraklas (2)
• Synarch of the board of bideoi

Ἀριστοκράτης (15)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 512^a, 562^b
• Son of Heras^ab
• Gerousias^b
• Ephor (presbys?) in the year of C. Julius Kleandros (5)^a, AD 99/100

Ἀριστοκράτης (16)

I BC-I AD

• Plutarch Lycurgus 4.8, 31.10, Philopoemen 16.4; Athenaeus III 82E; Scholia to Aristophanes Nubes 971; Scholia to Sophocles Trachiniae 266; Stephanus Byzantius Ethnika s. v. Abantis; FGrH 591
• Son of Hipparchos (6)
• Spartiate author of a history of Sparta in [four?] books, treating the events from Lycurgus to (at least) Nabis

Μ(ᾶρκος) Οὔλπιος Ἀριστοκράτης (17a = 18b)

BORN ca. AD 118

• Rizakis 705; IG V 1. 287^a; SEG XI 518^b
• Son of Kallikrates (46)^a = (47)^b
• Synephebe of Julius Eurykles (3)^a
• Victor of the kelo[i]a when he was a mikichizomenos (about sixteen years old) in the year of Claudius Atticus^a, AD 133/4
• Dedication to Artemis Ortheia^a
• Ephor in the year of C. Julius [Agatho]kles (23), AD 165/6 or later^b

Ἀριστοκράτης (19)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 103^a, 483^b; SEG XI 537^c, 569^d
• Son of Kamillos^abcd
• Husband of Sosikrateia^b
• Subject of an honorary decree, set up by his wife because of his justice and his other virtues^b
• Gerousias^a; [nom]ophylax in the year of C. Julius Charix[enos] (7)^c, AD 90/1-92/3
• Grammateus boulas in the year of L. V[o]lusenus Aristokrates (10)^d, AD 100/1

Ἀριστοκράτης

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Son of Nikokrates
• Gerousias in the year of Pratonikos Polykratous
• Father of Agasippos

Ἀριστοκράτης (20)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 608
• Son of Timokrates (12)
• Bidyos

Ἀριστοκράτης (21)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 96^a, 209^b, 211^c
• Manumitted Eunous (1)^b
• [Gerousias?]^a; member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)^c

[Ἀ]ριστοκράτης (22)

• SEG XI 839
• [Official of games]

Ἀριστοκράτης (23) = (12?)

I-II AD

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 22 ), Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 17, Tafel 12, Gruppe XVII (43-31 BC), Serie 12, Tafel 13, Gruppe XXI (35-31 BC), Serie 1, Tafel 17 associated on a coin with Damares (6a); Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 23 ), Gruppe XVII (43-31 BC), Serie 13, Tafel 13, Aristokrates only: Gruppe XXI (35-31 BC), Serie 2, Tafel 17 associated on a coin with Timaristos
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Ἀριστοκράτης (24)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• IG V 1. 82 (cf. SEG XI 545); SEG XI 559, 605
• Theogenes (1) kas[en] to him

Ἀριστοκράτης (25) = (10b)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 262; IG V 1. 71
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 150/1
• = SEG XI 781 + SEG XXX 407: (Τιβέριος Κλαύ(διος)
• [Ἀριστοκρ]άτης Κλα(υδίου) [Σ]ειμ[ηδοῦς]

Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύδιος Ἀριστοκράτης (26)

EARLY II AD

• Rizakis 261 (Stemmata I & IX); IG V 1. 469^a, 607^b
• Husband of Claudia Neikippia (1)^b
• Father of Ti. Claudius Damokrates (2)^b
• Grandfather of Claudia Neikion (1)^b
• Priest and “descendant” of Poseidon^a
• Subject of an honorary decree for piety, patriotism, generosity, and statesmanship^a

Ἀριστοκράτης (27)

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159
• [Ephebe?], AD 190-200

Ἀριστοκράτης (28)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 59; SEG XI 521b
• Father of Agiadas (1)

Ἀριστοκράτης

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Father of Aphrodeisios

(Ἀριστοκράτης [29])

MID I AD

• IG V 1. 20b
• Father of Aristokrates (4)

[(Ἀριστοκράτης [30])?]

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 66 (cf. SEG XI 524)
• Father of [Ari]stokrates (5)

Ἀριστοκράτης (31)

IV\III BC

• IG IV² 1. 96 xvi
• Father of Ariston (2), a Lacedaemonian

Ἀριστ[οκράτης] (32)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of Ariston (3)

Ἀριστοκράτης (33) = (8?)

II AD

• IG V 1. 680
• Father of Damainetos (1)
• [Brother?] of Lysippos (1)

Ἀριστοκράτης (34)

I BC

• IG V 1. 49, 210; [SEG XI 676]
• Father of Damokles (1)

Ἀριστοκράτη[ς] (35)

I AD

• IG V 1. 103; SEG XI 537
• Father of Louiadas (1)

Ἀριστοκράτης (36)

I BC

• IG V 1. 26
• Father of Nekles (1), an Amyclaean

Ἀριστοκράτη[ς] (37)

• IG V 1. 195
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 22)

[Ἀρ]ι{στ}οκ[ράτ]ης (38)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 61 (cf. SEG XI 519 from —9)
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 23)

Ἀριστοκρατίδας (1)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 141, 211
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀρισ[το]κρατίδας (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Father of Damokrates (3)

Ἀριστοκρατίδας (3)

I AD

• SEG XI 511
• Father of Nikias (1)

[Ἀριστ]οκρατίδας, IG V 1. 655, error for [Δαμ]οκρατίδας (3)

Ἀριστόκριτος

V BC

• Poralla 129; Plutarch Lysander 2; IG II² 1388 line 32, 1400 line 15; Pausanias VI 3.14; Xenophon Hellenica II 4.28; Diodorus XIV 13.5/6
• Father of Lysander and Libys.
• He belonged to a branch of the Heraclid line but not a line leading to the throne. His family was also closely tied to the royal house of Cyrene.

Ἀριστόκριτος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Xenostratos (1)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Ἀριστόκριτος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Aristodikos

Ἀριστόκριτος (3)

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 256
• Father of Xenokles (2)

Ἀριστόλας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210^a, 212^b
• Paianias (chanter) of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Aristomachos (3)^b and Kallikrates (33)^a

Ἀριστό[λας] (2)

I BC

• SEG XI 676
• Father of [G]orgo (1)

Ἀριστόλας (3)

III BC

• SEG XI 414
• Father of [Hi]ppotas, a Lacedaemonian

Ἀριστόλας (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Kratistolas

Ἀριστόλοχος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 130; Xenophon Hellenica V 4.22
• Travelled in 378 together with Etymokles and Okyllos as ambassador to Athens.

Ἀριστομαχά?

V BC

• Poralla 131; IG V 1. 1345a (letter forms = fifth century)
• Name of a dedicant on a statuette of Eileithyia, perhaps from Laconia

Ἀριστομαχίδα[ς]

V BC OR EARLIER

• Poralla 132; IG V 1. 1134
• Inscription from Geronthrai

Ἀριστόμαχος (1)

III\II BC

• IG IX² 28
• Son of Lysima[chos] (3)
• Lacedaemonian
• [Pro]xenos of the koinon of the Aetolians, 207/6 or 206/5 BC, himself and his descendants, with isopolitei[a]

Ἀριστόμαχος (2)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Pasikle[s] (15)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀριστόμαχος (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀριστ[όμα]χος (4)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 258
• Father of S— (8) and Teisamenos (1)

Ἀριστομένης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 133; Polyaenus II 31.1
• Fought in a sea battle on the side of Dionysios of Syracuse between 397 and 380.

Ἀριστομένης (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Son of Aristomenes (7)
• Ephor in the year of Nikok[l]es (7); one of hoi sitethentes

[Ἀρ]ιστομένης (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 103
• Son of ([Ar]istomenes <8>)
• [Kasen] to Eurykles (2)
• [Gerousias]

[Ἀριστομένης (3)?]

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 66 (cf. SEG XI 524)^a, [128 (cf. SEG XI 597]^b
• [Son of (Aristomenes <4>)]^a
• Synarch of the agoran[omia] in the year of [Alk]astos (3)^b, AD 136/7; [ephor]^a

Ἀριστομένης (4)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 97^a, [128 (cf. SEG XI 597]^b, 674 (cf. SEG XI 842)^c; SEG XI 564^d
• Son of Epiktetos (3)^acd
• Father of [Aristomenes (3)]^b
• [S]phaireus^c
• Gerousias for the third time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^ad,
• AD 91/2-95/6

[Ἀριστ]ομένης (5)

III-II BC

• SEG XI 468
• Father of Antila[s] (2)

Ἀριστομένης (6)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Father of [A]nyilas [ = Antilas?)

Ἀριστομένης (7)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Father of Aristomenes (1)

([Ἀρ]ιστομένης [8])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 103
• Father of [Ar]istomenes (2)

Ἀριστομενίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 134; Pausanias III 9.3
• Belonged to the Spartan court of five men who sentenced the Plataeans to death in 427. In 396 he was sent as ambassador to Thebes.
• Pausanias says that he was the father of the mother of Agesilaos, which is totally impossible (because of the dates). He may have been the father-in-law of Agesilaos, that is the father of Kleora. Or the name of the father of the mother of Agesilaus may have been Aristomenidas, but a different person. See Μελησιππίδας.

Ἀριστομενίδας (1a)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 102 (Ἀριστομενούδας, cf. SEG XI 579)^a; SEG XI 544^b
• Son of Kleomachos (4)^b
• Nomophylax in the year of [C.] Julius Antipatros (1)^b, AD 113/4 or 114/5
• [Gerousias] for the second time in the year of Ti. Claudius
• Aris[toboulos] (1)^a, AD 129/30

Ἀριστομενίδας (1b)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 518
• Son of Kleomachos (4b)
• Ephor in the year of C. Julius [Agatho]kles (23), AD 165/6 or later

Ἀριστ[ο]μενίδας (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 134
• Son of Nikandros (8)
• Ep[i]meletes in the year of Kratesippos (1)

Ἀριστομενίδας (3)

III\II BC

• SEG XI 681
• Father of [A- or Pe]rgenidas

Ἀριστονίκα

I BC

• IG V 1. 141
• Daughter of Nikokrates (14)
• [Hi]erothytes in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Ἀριστονικίδας (1) ὁ καὶ Διόσκορος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 60
• Son of {Agathokles <31>}
• Nomophylax in the year of [L]ysi[ppos] (3), AD 126/7 or 127/8

Ἀριστονικίδας (2)

END I AD

• IG V 1. 97^a; SEG XI 561^b, 564^c, 605^d
• Son of Eutychidas (5)^abcd
• [Gerousias]^b
• Presbys of bideoi in the year of Deximachos (3)^d, AD 89/90 or earlier
• Gerousias for the third time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^ac,
• AD 91/2-95/6

Ἀριστονικίδας (3)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 20b ^a, 36b ^b; SEG XI 517^c, 540^d, 611^e; BSA XXVI 168, C6, C7^f
• Son of Mousaios (5)^abcdef
• {Grandfather of Aristonikidas (4)}
• [Gerousias in the year of Menekles]^af, AD 96/7
• [Epho]r in the year of Damo[kles] (2) ho (kai) Philokr[ates]^bc, AD 98/9
• Bidyos in the year of Lysimachos (1)^e, AD 102/3
• Presbys of nomophylakes in the year of Perikles (3)^bd, AD 105/6

Ἀριστονικίδας (4)

DIED ca. AD 165

• IG V 1. 59 (cf. SEG XI 548)^a, 116^b
• Son of Nikephoros (20)^[a]b
• {Grandson of Aristoneikidas (3)}
• [Spondoph(oros) in the year of Meniskos (1)]^a, AD 135/6 (and thus no
• older than about twenty, born ca. 110-115?)
• Grammateus boulas, who died in office, his term being completed by
• Julius Nikandros (3)^b, AD 161-169

Ἀριστονικίδας (5)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 32A; SEG XI 617 ([Ἀριστ— or Δαμ—ον]εικίδ[ας])
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 134/5

Ἀριστόνοκος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Son of Aristeus (3)
• [Gerousias]

[Ἀρισ]τόνοκος (2)

• IG IX 2. 518
• Son of Euamerio[s]
• [An ambassador] sent by Sparta to Pelasgian Larissa

Κανίνιος Ἀριστόνοκος (3) (= 7?)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 210; IG V 1. 154
• Name in a catalogue, ca. AD 190-200
• (Subject of honors?)

Ἀριστόνοκος (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Amiantos

Ἀριστόνοκος (5)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of Aristeus (1)

Ἀριστόνοκος (6)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 126
• Father of Aristokrates (7)

(Κανίνιος) Ἀριστόνοκος (7) = (3)?

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 53
• Father of Caninius Euporos (1)

Ἀριστόνοκος (8)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of ......ros (fragment 25) = [Eupo]ros?

Ἀριστονο—

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 886 (= Ἀρίστονο[ς], genitive of Ἀρίστων?)
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀριστόξενος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 152
• Father of Philokles (1)

Ἀριστόπολις

I BC

• IG V 1. 209 (or is aristopolis a title?)
• Son of Damocharis (4)
• — according to the law in the year of Nikokles (7)

Ἄριστος

END V BC

• Poralla 135; Diodorus XIV 10, 70.3 (Ἀρέτης)
• A Spartiate, who was sent to Syracuse in 404 to reinforce the army of Dionysius (Given the difficulty Diodorus has with the name he may be the same as the Aristoteles <Poralla 137> below—E. Cavaignac, Revue Critique LXXVII <1914>, i, 2-4 <review>)

Ἀριστοτέλης

AFTER 404/3 BC

• Poralla 136; IG V 1. 1230
• Witness from a dedicatory inscription of Ekephylos from Taenarum, time of the ephor Ariston (after 404/3)

Ἀριστοτέλης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 137; Diodorus XIV 78.1
• He was a leader of mercenaries with Dionysius of Syracuse. Because of his ambiguous attitude towards Dionysius he was arrested in 396 and sent to Sparta for judgement.

Αὐρήλιος Ἀριστοτέλης (1)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 99 (appendix, stemma iii); IG V 1. 601^a, 1240^b
• Son of Hellanikos (1)^ab
• Husband of Aur(elia) Aristokleia^a
• Father of Aur(elia) Charteris (2)^a
• Father-in-law of Aur(elius) Kleandros (3) ho kai Menios^a
• Ephor between AD 213 and 217^b

[Κλα]ύ(διος) Ἀριστοτέλης (2)

II AD

• Rizakis 266; IG V 1. 836
• Son of [Kal]likrates (48)?
• —? (compare with Aristoteles <3> and in particular 109)

Πομ(πήιος?) [Ἀρ]ιστοτέλης (3)

END II AD

• Rizakis 619 (Stemma 10); IG V 1. 303
• Son of Menopha[ne]s
• [N]eikephoros (12) was his synephebe in the year of Cl(audius)
• [Ab]askantos (1)

Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύδιος Ἀριστοτέλης (4)

MID-LATE II AD

• Rizakis 263 (“three individuals”), 264 (Stemmata I & VII), 265, 267; IG V
• 1. 68^a, 109^b, 527^c, 528^d, 529^e, 547^f, 591^g, 592^h; SEG XI 493ⁱ, 528^j, 550^k, 839^l
• Son of Spartiatikos (8)^cg
• Husband of Julia Etymokledeia (1)^g
• Father of Claudia Philokratia (2)^g and Clau(dia) Longina (1)^fh
• Grandfather (through Longina) of Mem(mia) Longina (2) and P. Mem(mius) Damare[s] (4)^f
• Spondophoro[s in the year of Eudamos (6)]^k, AD 139/40-42
• Philocaesar^bd, most just^b, patriot, aristopoliteutes for life, “descended from Poseidon”^d, axiologotatos, boagos, paid for a memorial to M. Aur(elius) Aphrodisios (3)^c, gymnasiarch with Dionysios (2)^e for life^d; presbys of gerontes in the year of Timomenes (1)^b, ca. AD 142-145/6; official of games^l; ephor in the year of Biadas^j, AD 153/4; eponymous patronomos^ai, ca. AD 143-146/7
• (Are these two individuals conflated?)

Ἀριστοτέλης (5)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 264
• Eponymous patronomos

(Δέκμος) Κασκέλλιος Ἀριστοτέλης (6)

II AD

• Rizakis 214; IG V 1. 39, 69, 70, 71; SEG XI 526, 554
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 158/9-60
• (Not a native Lacedaemonian but of Cyrene)
• The following Aristoteles are likely to be one of the prominent bearers of that name.

Ἀριστοτέλης (7)

• IG V 1. 27
• Subject of an honorary decree (?) for benefaction (?) “by vote — the obes”
• Lacedaemonian?

Ἀριστοτέλης (8)

• IG V 1. 695
• Name on an epistylium

[Ἀριστοτ]έλη[ς] (9)

• IG V 1. 284
• Anonymus (Fragment 181) [his synephebe]

Ἀριστοτέλης (10)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 286
• Father of [Fla]vius Lak[on (6) or —rines]

Ἀριστότειμος (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 65^a, 66^b, 67^c, 139 (cf. SEG XI 614—no patronymic)^d; SEG XI 549^e
• Son of (Aristoteimos <3>)^abce
• [Presbys] of bidy(oi) in the year of Cl[audius Ari]stoboulos (1)^d, AD 129/30
• Presbys of nomophylakes^a in the year of Damokles (3)^e, AD 132/3
• Pr(esbys) of [eph]ors in the year of [the god] Lykourgos (3)^bc, AD
• 139/40-44

Ἀριστότιμος (2)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 109
• Son of Eudaimokles (7)
• Gerousias in the year of Timomenes (1), ca. AD 142-145/6

(Ἀριστότειμος [3])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 65, [66, 67]; SEG XI 549
• Father of Aristoteimos (1)

Ἀριστότιμος (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93^a, 211^b
• Father of Pratolas (2)^b and “Kratidas”^a (= {P}rat{ol}as <2>?)

Ἀριστ[ο]φάνης (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Eutychos (15)
• [Hierothytes]

Ἀριστοφάνης (2)

MID IV AD

• Libanius epistulae 1214 (AD 364)
• Addressee of Libanius: Ἀριστοφάνης, τὸ Λακώνων κεφάλαιον

Ἀρίστων

MID VI BC

• Poralla 138; Herodotus I 67, VI 61-63; Pausanias III 7.7-8; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s.v.) 218ab
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Agasikles
• Because his first two marriages were childless, he married a third time ... the wife of his friend Agetos. From this marriage came the later king Damaratos. Ariston was a contemporary of Croesus and Anaxandridas. While he was king the long war against Tegea was ended.

Ἀρίστων

VI BC

• Poralla 139; Pausanias V 23.7
• Brother of Telestas
• An artist (bronze worker)
• From Sparta

Ἀρίστων

MID V BC

• Olymp 303; P. Oxy 222
• Ethnic A—, Λ—, or M—
• Boxer in the boys’ class, Ol 85 = 488 BC

Ἀρίστων (1)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 626
• Son of Aphrodisios (8)
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Nikokrates (12)

Ἀρίστων (2)

IV\III BC

• IG IV² 1. 96 xvi
• Son of Aristokrates (31)
• Lacedaemonian
• Proxenos of the city of the Epidaurians

Ἀρίστων (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Arist[okrates] (32)
• [A]go[ranomos in the year of Pa]us[a]nias (3)

Ἀρίστων (4)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 160
• Son of Dam[olas] (3)
• Name in a catalogue [of gerontes?]

[Α]ὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀρίστων (5)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 98; SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Son of Damonikos (9)
• Name in a catalogue of athletes

[Ἀρ]ίστων

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #2, plate 71b
• Son of N[eolas]
• Gerousias in the year of Anonymus

Ἀρίστων (6)

II-I BC

• IG V 1. 898
• Damosios of the walls

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλιος Ἀρίστων (7)

EARLY II AD

• Rizakis 428; IG V 1. 147
• Gr(a)mmateus [of ephors or nomophylakes]

Τι(βέριος) Κλόδιος Ἀρίστων (8) = (13?)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 335; IG V 1. 116 (O for Ω elsewhere, as κατὰ Πέρσον)
• [Gerousias] between AD 161 and 169

Ἀρίστων (9)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of [A]ndronikos (2)

Ἀρίστων (10)

I AD

• IG V 1. 676
• Father of Aphrodeisios (1), of the Limnaean obe

Ἀρίστων (11)

I BC

• IG V 1. 261
• Father of Aristokrates (6)

Ἀρίστων (12)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 72, [78]; SEG XI 582 (= IG V 1. 105 + 106)
• Father of [Dam]olas (1)

Ἀρίστων (13) = (8?)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 116
• Father of Diogenes (1)

Ἀρίστων (14)

AFTER AD 160

• IG V 1. 597
• Father of Aur(elia) Neikaphoris
• Husband of Aur(elia) Sokledeia

Ἀρίστων (15)

• IG V 1. 268
• Father of Pratiadas

Ἀρίστων (16)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Father of The[l]xinoos

Ἀρίστων (17)

IV-I BC

• IG II 5. 3125b
• Husband of Asia, a Lacedaemonian
• Lacedaemonian or Athenian

[Ἀρ]ίστων (18)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 146
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 24)

Ἀρίστ[ων] (19), see Ἀριστ[είδας] (7)

Ἀρίστων (20), see Ἀριστονο—

Ἀριστώνυμος (1)

III\II BC

• IG V 1. 977
• Son of Krateidameia and —lidas
• Dedication to Apollo Agetor and Leto
• Shrine of Apollo Hyperteleatas
• Lacedaemonian?

Ἀριστώνυμο[ς] (2)

• IG V 1. 1060
• Father of Polynikos (1)
• Lacedaemonian?

Ἀρίων

V BC

• Poralla 140; IG V 1. 1228
• Witness from an dedicatory inscription found at Taenarum

[Ἀρ]ίων (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 127
• Son of Al—
• Agoranom[os]

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀρίων (2)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 95; SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Son of (Arion <10>)
• Name in a catalogue of athletes

Ἀρίων (3)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Son of Ariste[i]d[as] (5)
• No(mophylax) in the year of Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6
• Worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae

Ἀρίων (4)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Son? of Euth(—)
• Worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae in the year of Me(mmius)
• Damares (5) “Spartiate [from] Taena[rum]”

Ἀρείων (5)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 112
• Son of Eutychos (14)
• Father of Nikaron (1)
• [Gerousias]

Ἀρίων (6)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Mageiros of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Ἀρίων (7)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• [A]oidokaryx in the year of Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6
• Worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae

Ἰού(λιος) Ἀρίων (8)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 425 (Stemma XII); IG V 1. 106 (joined to 105, cf. SEG XI 582)^a, 1314^b
• Bi(deos) in the year of Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6, and worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae^b
• [Gerous]ias (for the second or third time) [in the year of Damokles (3)] AD 132/3^a
• see Julius — (14a)

Γάιος Ἰούλιος Ἀρίων (9)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 501
• Aristindes; syndikos epi ta ethe; ambassador to Rome, paying his own expenses “to the throne of the emperor and to C. Maximus;” synthetes to Neapolis, not accepting travel expenses; Panhellen, gerousias, ephor during the disturbances (ἐπὶ τῶν νεωτερισμῶν), gerousias again, tamias in the year of Sokrates (5), after AD 168
• =?=

Γάιος Ἰούλιος Ἀρίων

REIGN OF ANTONINUS PIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #4, plate 72b
• Gerousias in the year of P. Mem(mius) Eudamos "and reader (anagnostes)"

(Ἀρίων [10])

II AD

• SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Father of Aur(elius) Arion (2)

Ἀρίων (11)

I AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Father of Damonikos (1)

Ἀρίων (12)

I AD

• IG V 1. 20b
• Father of Euameros (1)

Ἀρε[ίων]

END II A. D

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #7a, plate 74b
• Father of Neikaron

Ἀρίων (13)

II\III AD

• IG V 1. 473; Archaiologikon Deltion 24 (1969) Chronica p. 136 pl 132
• (BCH 1971 p. 887, fig 182,183; ArchAnAth 1970, 260-2)
• Father of Sokrates (1)

Ἀρίων (14)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 65
• Father of Zosas (cf. Sozas)

Ἀρκαδίον

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 790
• Gravemarker: twenty-three years old at death

[Α]ὐρ(ήλιος) Ἀρκαδίων (ΙΙ) (Ἀρκαδίωνος)

II/III AD

• Rizakis 97; Spawforth ABSA 89, 435-6, no. 6 (SEG XLIV 357)
• Catalogue of magistrates

Ἀρκαδίων

MID I BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 11 ), Gruppe XIV (48-40 BC), Serie 16, Tafel 8, Gruppe XV (48-40 BC), Serie 18, Tafel 10, Gruppe XVI (43-31 BC), Serie 6, Tafel 11
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Ἀρκαδίων

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• “Lakon ho[m]oios”
• A pai(anias) in the year of Me(mmius) Damares (5) and a worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae

Ἀρκεσίλαος

MID V BC

• Poralla 141; Thucydides VIII 39; Olymp 305, 311
• Father of the Spartiate Lichas
• He won twice at Olympia (448-444?) with the four horse chariot and had a portrait there because of the victory

Ἀρκεσίλαος (1)

MID III BC

• Plutarch Agis 18.7
• One of the three friends of king Agis IV who visited him in his asylum and once formed an escort for him (so he could leave his place of asylum and bathe)

Ἀρκεσίλαος (2)

DIED 184 BC

• Polybius XXIII 6.1-2
• In 184 BC he accompanied Agesipolis (2) on a journey to Rome as envoy for a group of exiles and was killed by pirates
• (Might he be the grandson of “1”?)

Ἀρκεσί[λαος] (3)

EARLY III BC

• SEG XI 412
• Father of Polyphantos, a [La]cedaemonian
• Ἄρκεσος, Poralla 141a; Plutarch Moralia (de genio Socratis) 598f, cf.
• Ἄρκισσος

Ἄρκισσος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 142; Plutarch Moralia (de genio Socratis 34) 598f; Pelopidas 12-13
• One of the three harmosts who in the year 379 gave up the Cadmeia prematurely. He was executed in Corinth for that. (Though not stated specifically he is certainly a Spartiate as his two colleagues were.)

Αρμ...

III BC

• IG IX² 137B
• Father of Archippos (2), a [Lace]daemonian

Ἀρμένας

III\II BC

• Livy XXXIV 52.9^a; Polybius XXI 3.4^b; de viris illustribus 51^c; Eutropius
• IV 2.3^d
• Son of Nabis^ad
• He was sent to Rome as a hostage, ca. 195 BC,^abcd where he died.^b

Ἁρμονικία

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Daughter of Sik[leidas] (3)
• {Hierothytes]

Ἁρμόνικος (1)

I BC

• IG IX 2. 534
• Son of Eudamidas (19)
• Victor in the men’s pentathlon at Pelasgian Larissa
• Lacedaemonian

Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος Ἁρμόνικος (2a = 5)

I AD

• Rizakis 296-299 q.v.; IG V 1. [20b, (cf. SEG XI 565: Τιβ(έριος) Κλα(ύδιος) Ἁ[ρμ]ό[νεικος])^a, 79^b, 97 (SEG XI 564)^c, 169 (SEG XI 632)^d, 275^e, 480^f; SEG XI 546^g, 563^h
• Son of Pratonikos (28)^a
• Father of (Ti. Claudius) Pleistoxenos (1 = 2)^a and Ti. Claudius Xenophanes (1)^ab
• {Grandfather of Ti. Claudius Harmonikos (2b)}
• A member of the Cynosurian obe^f
• Honored by his obe and by the city in the year of C. Julius Lakon (3) for his generosity as gymnasiarch^f
• Deputy patronomos to Sikleidas (2)^e
• Name in a catalogue^d
• Gerousias (for the first time)^h
• (His sons were sysseitoi in the year of Kleandros <5>, AD 99/100, which may indicate that he held an office in that year, but not ephor, nomophylax, or bideos, which are known <SEG XI 512, 539 {IG V 1. 79}, 609>)^b
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of C. Julius Philoklidas (3)^c, AD 91/2-95/6 or earlier
• Gerousias for the third time [in the year of Menekles]^a, AD 96/7

Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύδιος Ἁρμόνικος (2b)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 485^a; ZPE XLI (1981) 171^b
• Son of (Ti. Claudius) Pleistoxenos (1 = 2)
• Brother of Ti. Claudius Xenophanes (1)
• Grandson of Ti. Claudius Harmoneikos (2a), hence a member of the Cynosurian obe
• “Took the honors of the aristopoliteia according to the law and from the demos exactly as the godlike emperor Caesar Trajan Hadrian Augustus and Aemilius Juncus the dikaiodotes wrote concerning him.”^a
• (Aemilius Juncus was the legatus propraetore in Achaea, AD 128/9, cf.
• IG II/III² 4210, see also Rizakis 20, AD 127-137.)
• Gerousias^b

Ἁρμόνικος (3)

II/I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Father of Eudamidas (5)

Ἁρμόνε[ικ]ο[ς] (4)

I AD

• SEG XI 547 (IG V 1. 61, 157, 187 joined)
• Father of Neikomach[os] (1)

Ἁρμοστής

• Poralla 143; Polyaenus II 18
• Was besieged by the Athenians, time unknown. Perhaps not a proper name but the title of his position, harmost

Ἄρμοστος

AFTER AD 160

• IG V 1. 544
• Father of M. Aurelius Euporos (3)

Ἀρξιλαίδας

• Poralla 144; Polyaenus II 8
• Leader of an army detachment who used a stratagem

Ἀρτέμας (1)

REIGN OF MARCUS AURELIUS?

• SEG XI 627
• Son of Rufion
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Kleonymos (5)

(Ἀντώνιος) Ἀρτέμας (2)

AFTER MID II AD

• IG V 1. 596
• Son of Antonia Eudamia
• Father-in-law of M. Aure(lius) Stephanos (8)

Αύρ(ήλιος) Ἀρτεμίδωρος

II\III AD

• Rizakis 100; IG V 1. 556
• Son of Lykos (3)
• Synarch of the bideoi

Ἀρτέμις

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 760
• Gravemarker with relief: clothed human figure, right hand hanging down and holding a cup

Ἀρτεμίσιος

I AD

• IG V 1. 102 (cf. SEG XI 579); SEG XI 490, 544
• Father of Agion (1)

Ἀρτέμω

• IG XIV 1420
• Lakonis
• Gravemarker: “the companion of Sabeinos for fourteen years but now among the gods”

Αὐρήλιος Ἀρτέμων

II/III AD

• Papaëfthimiou Grabreliefs 15, 20. 44, 46-47, 54-55,
• 63-69 text on pp. 146-48 ph fig 20
• Grave marker “against the Persians” at the age of 20, ca. 217

Ἀρυτάμας

MID VII BC

• Poralla 145; Hippys fr. 5 in Müller, Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum, Paris, 1878, II 14; Africanus in Eusebius I 200; Olymp 57
• Victor of the stadion in Ol. 36 = 636 BC

Ἀρχ—

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 128
• Father of —os (Fragment 17)

Ἀρχελαίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 146; Hellenica Oxyrhynchia 9.2, fr. 20,11?
• The name is secure. The circumstances suggest that he is a Lacedaemonian. That he is a nauarch (of the year 397/6) and predecessor of Pollis is a conjecture: Πόλλις] ναύαρχος ἐκ Λακε[δαίμονος εἰς τὴ]n Ἀρχελαίδα κατα[στὰς διάδοξος].

Ἀρχελάεις

CHRISTIAN ERA

• IG V 1. 822
• “Slave of God”
• Gravemarker with an entreaty that there be no desecration of the tomb

Ἀρχέλαος

IX BC

• Poralla 147; Herodotus VII 204, Pausanias III 2.5-6, Eusebius I 225
• Agid king
• Son of Agesilaos I
• Father of Teleklos
• He was supposed to have taken the city of Aigys
• Ancient chronographers give him a reign of 60 years, 885/4-826/5, and make him a contemporary of Charillos

Ἀρχέμβροτος

VII BC

• Poralla 148; Suidas s. v. 9
• Father of Tyrtaeus

Ἀρχίαδας (1)

• IG V 1. 473
• Son of [Bi]olas (2) or [Ne]olas (8)
• Son-in-law of Sokrates (1)
• He dedicated a statue to his father-in-law.

Ἀρχίαδας (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 871, 887
• Eponymous patronomos

Ἀρχίαδας (3)

• IG V 1. 331
• Boagor [mikichiddomenon]

Ἀρχίαδας (4)

MID IV AD

• SEG XI 464
• Epimeletes [of the repairs] of the theatre, ca. AD 359