Βαδηίνας

BEFORE 195 BC

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

Βαθύλος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 154
• Father of Pistos (1)

T(ιβέριος) Κλα(ύδιος) Βακχύλος (1)

• Rizakis 273 (second quarter, II AD); IG V 1. 118 (cf. SEG XI 589)—
• [Βακ]χύλος; SEG XI 578
• Son of (Bacchylos <2>)
• Gerousias twice

(Βακχύλος [2])

• SEG XI 578
• Father of T(i.) Cla(udius) Bacchylos (1)

—ς Βαλεριανὸς Φιλουμένος (4)

M(ᾶρκος) Κάσσιος Βαλέριος

• FDelph III. 1. 216
• A musician (?) whom the Delphians made a Delphian

Βαλέριος, see also Οὐαλέριος

Βαναζεύς

I AD\I BC

• SEG XXIV 281
• Gerousias

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Βάρβαρος

II\III AD

• Rizakis 105 (ca. AD 217, son of E…..ca. 13…..?); IG V 1. 130
• [Agora]nomos in the year of the god Lykour[gos] (3) —, no earlier than
• AD 211-217

Βάριος, see Οὐάριος

Βαρκαῖος

II BC

• Papyrus grecs et démotiques, ed. Théodore Reinach, Paris, 1905, 15, I 29;
• 16, II 36-37; 20, I 35; 23, I 27
• Father of Agenor, a Lacedaemonian

[Βασ]ιλιάδα

• SEG XI 883
• Name on a tile from the citadel or the theater

Βασιλίδης

I AD

• IG V 1. 137
• Father of Damonikidas (1)

Bαστίας, see Ϝαστίας

Βέλλων (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 490
• Son of Eukleidas (2) and Hila[r]a
• Grandson of Bellon (3)
• Subject of an honorary decree by the city for his virtue

Βέλλων (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 89, 129
• Father of Damion (1)

Βέλλων (3)

• IG V 1. 490
• Father of Hila[r]a
• Grandfather of Bellon (1)
• Father-in-law of Eukleidas (2)

Βερ—

III BC

• IG V 1. 1340
• Father of [Th]euphanes or a place of origin

Μ(ᾶρκος) Βέττιος Δαμοκράτης (22)

Γ(άιος) Ἀβίδιος Βιάδας

MID II AD

• Rizakis 199; IG V 1. 71, 294; SEG XI 493, 528, 585
• Eponymous patronomos, ca. AD 153/4
• IG V. 1. 88: —ΟΦΙΛΑΚΕΣ —ΔΕΟΥ ΒΙΑ—
• Kolbe: [νομ]οφύλακες [ἐπὶ] —δέου Βιά[δα]
• SEG XI 553: [νομ]οφύλακες [ἐπὶ Ἀβι]δ{ί}ου Βιά[δα]

Γά(ιος) Ρούβριος Βιάνωρ

• Rizakis 666; IG V 1. 569
• Son of Seras (2)
• Aleiptes (“trainer”), citizen
• Subject of an honorary decree for his piety concerning Laconian custom and his virtue in the gymnasium

Βίας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 174; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 219c
• (emended Teubner 1971 Ἀναξίβιος); Xenophon Hellenica IV 8.32-38.
• A Spartan commander, killed by Iphicrates in an operation around Abydos.

Βίβιος, see Οὐίβιος

I AD I BC

Βείδιππος (1)

I BC

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

Βείδιππος (2)

I BC

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

Βείθυς

• IG V 1. 812
• Husband of Anna Aphrodeito
• Father of Gergyllion
• Gravemarker: his wife raised it for him and for their son

Γά(ιος) Ἀντώνιος Βικτωρεῖνος

• Rizakis 34 (“imperial”); IG V 1. 743
• Gravemarker

Βιόδαμο[ς] (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93^a; SEG XI 558^b
• Son of ...phanes^a
• Father of Pasiklidas (1)^b
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)^a

Βιόλας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 210
• Son of Nikandros (9)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of
• Kallikrates (33)

[Βι]όλας (2), see [Νε]όλας (8)

Βιτάλις

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Hype(retes) and worshipper of Damoea-in-Thalamae in the year of Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6-127/8

Βιτέλλιος, see Οὐιτέλλιος

Βίων

V\IV BC

• Poralla 174; IG II² 9150; Xenophon Anabasis VII 8.6
• In 400/399 he and Nausikleidas brought the pay for the soldiers of
• Cyrus enlisted by Thibron. (There is only circumstantial evidence that he is Lacedaemonian.)

Βιωνίδας

DIED 220 BC

• Polybius IV 22.11
• A pro-Macedonian Lacedaemonian murdered by the pro-Aetolian party

Βοινέας, see Ϝοινέας

I AD I BC

Βοιώτιος (1)

END V BC

• Poralla 175; Xenophon Hellenica I 4.2
• In the Winter of 409/8 he was one of the Lacedaemonian ambassadors to
• the Persian king.

Γάιος Ιούλιος Βοιώτιος (2)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 430; SEG XI 498^a, 629^c
• [Gero]usias in the year of Kleo[n] (8)^a, AD 147/8
• Gynaikonomos in the year of C. Julius Lysikrates (1)^ab, ca. AD 152/3
• Ge[rousias] for the second time in the year of Titia[nos]^b, ca. AD 155/6
• [Gerousias for the third time] in the year of M. Ulpius Sosikrates (10)^a,
• AD 165/6 or later

Βολουσσηνός, see Ούολουσσηνός

Βολουσσηνῆ, see Ούολουσσηνῆ

Βοῦλις

VI\V BC

• Poralla 176; Stobaeus Florilegium VII 70 Βούλης; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica varia 63 Βούρις) 235F/236A; Herodotus VII 134-137
• Son of Nikolaos
• Father of Nikolaos
• He went of his own free will with Sperthias in 480 to Xerxes to cleanse Sparta of the pollution of the murder of the Persian ambassadors
• Βοῦρις, Poralla 176a; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica varia 63) 235F/236A, cf. Βοῦλις

Βρασίδας (1)

ca. 461-422 BC

• Poralla 177; Thucydides II 25^a, 85-94^b, III 69^c, 76-81^d, IV 11-12^e, 70-74^f, 78-88^g, 111-116^h, 120-129ⁱ, 135^j, V 2-3^k, 6-11^l; Aristotle Ethica Nicomachea V 10 p. 1134b ^m; Polyaenus I 38ⁿ; Plutarch Lycurgus 25^o, Lysander 1, 18^p, Nicias 9.3, Moralia (apophthegmata regum et imperatorum s. v. Augustus 14) 207f ^q, 79e, 240c, 343a,d, 347b, 349d, 400f, 401c, 548b; Pausanias III 14.1^r; Libanius, ed. Foerster II 359,13^s; orationes 18.281, 19.45, 64.10; Diodorus XII 43.2^t, 62^u; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10^v; Chariton VIII 2.12; Aristophanes Wasps 475; Plato Symposium 221c; Lucian quomodo historia conscribenda sit 49; Isocrates orationes VI 53
• Son of Tellis and Argileonis^ao
• In 431 he saved Methone from an Athenian attack^a. He was the eponymous ephor of the year 431/30, though he was quite young (but still met the age qualification)^tv.
• In the next year under the command of Knemos he took part in the sea battle at Rhion and Naupaktos and in the attack on Salamis^b. In the same duty he took part in 427 in the expedition against Corcyra of Alkidas^cd. In the battle at Pylos he distinguished himself and was badly wounded^eu.
• In the next year he gathered his forces in Corinth and Sicyon for the Thracian expedition and in Autumn 424 reached Thessaly. After a short march against the Lyncestan king Arrhabaios he turned himself to Chalcidice and brought over the wavering cities to his side. He fought from time to time with various fortune against Arrhadaios and the cities Potidaea and Torone, and in the second half of October 422 triumphed finally over Kleon in the decisive batttle at Amphipolis, but in it he, himself, was fatally wounded^fghijkln. The citizens of Amphipolis buried him in the city and honored him as hero and founder^lm.
• In Sparta a cenotaph was erected for him^r. Brasidas and the Acanthians had a common treasury in Delphi^p. Direct descendants of his are known from Augustan times^q. The heroism of Brasidas remained proverbial for a long time^s.
• Κλ(αύδιος) Βρασίδας (2)
• Rizakis 274 (Stemmata I, VI, VII); IG V 1. 46 ^a, 71(?)^b, 161^c, 302 (Τιβ Κλαυ Β—)^d, 312^e, 496^f, 497^g, 498 ^h, 500ⁱ, 501^j, 525^k, 526^l; SEG XI 530 ^m, 683ⁿ; FDelph III. 1. 543^o; Digesta Iustiniani Augusti in Corpus Iuris Civilis, ed. T. Mommsen and P. Krueger, Vol I, Berlin, 1954, 36.1.23; Hense, “Brasidas (2),” RE, VII Halbband (Stuttgart, 1900), 818; Prosopographia Imperii Romani Saec. I II III, ed. E. Groag and A. Stein, 2nd Edition, Berlin, 1936, 818 (Ti. Claudius) Brasidas^p
• Father of Ti. Claudius Brasidas (2)^ei
• Father of Ti. Claudius Pratolaos (3)^ghln
• Father of Ti. Claudius Spartiatikos (1)^iko
• Grandfather of Ti. Claudius Aelius Pratolaos (11) ho kai Damokratidas and Claudia Damostheneia (3)^g
• Dekmos (1) k(asen) to him^c
• Twice priest of the [emperors] and their divine [ancestors]^b;
• Eponymous patronomos^abcdm
• Statue base with the inscription: “the father”^f
• A Lacedaemonian of praetorian rank who had sons and had divorced his
• wife {= Memmia Ageta (2)?}^p

Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος Βρασίδας (3)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 273; IG V 1. 312^a, 332^b, 501 ^c; Orthia 351, 130^d
• Son of Brasidas (2)^ac
• “First citizen,”^c deputy patronomos in the eleventh year of the god Lykourgos (3)^a; paid for a memorial to Aurelius Elpidiphoros^c
• Name in a catalogue^d
• Dedication^b

Σέκ(στος) Π[ομ(πήιος)] Βρασίδας (4)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 620 (Stemma I); IG V 1. 71?; SEG XI 529
• Eponymous patronomos, ca. AD 149/50

Βρα[σίδας] (5)

I BC

• IG V 1. 95
• Father of Menalkidas (2)

{Βρασίδας (6)}

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Plutarch Moralia (regum et imperatorum apophthegmata) 207F
• (Anonymus)
• An opponent of C. Julius Eurykles (1)
• A descendant of the famous Brasidas (Thucydides IV 70-135)
• Jailed for a short time by Augustus for insolence

Βρα[σίδας] (7)

I BC

• M. B. Hatzopoulos and Louisa D. Loukopoulou, Recherches sur les Marches Orientales des Temenides (Anthemonte - Kalindoia), Ière Partie, Meletemata, Athens 1992, p. 53-54, pl. xiii-xiv
• Father of Lykourgos

Βρέμων

EARLY III BC

• SEG XI 413
• Father of [Da]m[ar]menidas, a Lacedaem[onian]
• Βρίθισα, BSA XXIV 106 #30 = Poralla 343 Fρίθισα

[Γά(ιος) Ἰού]λιος Β[ροῦτ]ος (1) cf. B[οιώτι]ος

MID II AD

• Rizakis 431; IG V 1. 39^a, 66 (cf. SEG XI 524)^b, 162b c
• Son of Damares (14)^b
• Father of D[a]mares (3)^ac
• [No]mophy[la]x, ca. AD 137-144, before Lycurgus was eponymous patronomos^b

Βυζάνιος

I AD

• SEG XI 558
• Father of Gaius (1)

[Βυ]τίνδας, see [Ἀν-- or Βυ]τίνδας

[Β]ύτις

END IV BC

• Poralla 178; FDelph III 5. 9 II B,8
• He gave money for the temple at Delphi towards the end of the fourth
• century

Βωρ[θίας or -ιάδας?] (1)

• IG V 1. 64
• Father of Diophantes?

Βωρθί[ας or -άδας] (2)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Father of Eumolion (1)