Π— (1)

I AD?

• SEG XI 610
• Father of Stephanos (3)

Π— (2)

• IG V 1. 1505
• [E]phor

Π— (3)

II AD

• SEG XI 572
• Father of —es (Fragment 93)

Π— (4)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 532 (— νου υἱὸς Π—)
• [Ephor?] in the year of Agis (6)

Πα— (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 128 (ΠΛ.....ΟΥ[.])
• Son of (Pa— <2>)
• [Pr]esbys of the pheidi[ti]oi [in the year of Alk]astos (3), AD 136/7

(Πα— [2])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 128
• Father of Pa— (1)

Πάγκαλος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 584; Hellenica Oxyrhynchus 22.4
• Travelled in late summer 395 with the nauarch Cheirikrates to Asia Minor where he took over a small command at the Hellespont.

Παιάδης

IV-I BC

• IG II 3. 3126
• "Lakon"
• Gravemarker in Attica
• Παιδάρετος, Παιδάρητος, Παιδάριτος, see Πεδάριτος

Παινικίδα[ς]

BEFORE 195 BC

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

Παιτιάδας

VI\V BC

• SEG XI 655
• Dedication to Athena

Παίων

II AD

• IG V 1. 750
• Ancestor (grandfather?) of Teitanios, a Pitanatan
• Gravemarker
• Πάκ(κιος) or Πακ(τούμειος) Χρυσόγονος (1)

Πακώνιος

• Rizakis 601; IG V 1. 270
• Father of Herak{l}idas (1)

M(ᾶρκος) Αὐρ(ήλιος) Παλαιστρείτης

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 161; IG V 1. 566 {the symbol < follows the name, i. e., “son of
• (Palaistreites)”?}
• Brother of Aurelia Aphrodo and Aurelia Soteira
• Sphaireus
• Of the Cynosurian obe
• Subject of an honorary decree for wisdom and courage

M(ᾶρκος) Γέλλιος Θεσσαλιανὸς Παλλιάτης

ROMAN PERIOD

• Rizakis 371 (65 years old); IG V 1. 757
• Gravemarker: fifty-five years old at death

Πάμφιλος (1)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 152
• Father of Eudamos (15)

Πάμ[φ]ιλος (2)

I AD

• IG V 1. 148 (cf. SEG XI 537b)
• Father of L[yi]krates [E]u[ryk]leia

Παν—

• SEG XI 617
• Father of —mos (Fragment 94)

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

III AD

• Rizakis 647 (Stemmata I, VII, IX); IG V 1. 547
• Son of Pompo(nius) Pantha[les] (2) Diogenes Aristeas and Mem(mia) Longina (2)
• Brother of Kallistonike (4) he kai Arete
• He, his mother, and his sister paid for seven statues honoring his father.

Γάιος Πομπών(νιος) Πανθάλης (2) Διογένης Ἀριστέας

II\III AD

• Rizakis 646 (Stemmata I, VII, IX); IG V 1. 546^a, 547^b, 684 (cf. SEG XI
• 844b, addenda et corrigenda)^c
• (Son of Aristeas <6>?)
• Father of C. Pom(p)o(nius) Panthales (1) ho kai Aristokles and Kallistonike (4) he kai Arete^b
• Husband of Mem(mia) Longina (2)^b
• High priest of the emperors and their divine ancestors^a
• Subject of an honorary decree and twelve statues for the rest of the virtue of his whole life and especially for the unsurpassable magnanimity in the office of agoranomos and the unstinted character of his labors with every diligence^b
• [Diabetes]^c
• Paid for a memorial to Aurelius Alpheios^a

Ἰούλιος Πανθάλης (3)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 488; IG V 1. 45 (Τουα—, Του—), 46, 171 (Παν—but upon examination of the squeeze at the Prussian Academy I found no trace of a Π, only scratches more like scars. The Π I suspect is due to the too acute desire of the epigrapher to read traces; if this is a name, then it is AN—.), 956, 957b
• Eponymous patronomos, AD 162/3

Πανθάλης (4)

MID IV AD

• Rizakis 648 {per Spawforth/ Cartledge = [Π(ομπ)ών(ιος)]}; SEG XI 464
• An epimeletes [of the restoration] of the theater in Sparta, ca. AD 359

— [ὁ] καὶ Πανθά[λης] (5)

• Rizakis 734; IG V 1. 149 (joined to 155, cf. SEG XI 600)
• Pr(esbys) pheideitio[u] ...14-16... ho kai Pantha[les]

Ἰουλία Παν[θ]άλ[ις]

• Rizakis 391 (Παν[τι]μ[ία] - Stemma I); IG V 1. 588
• Daughter of Agis
• [Mother] of [C. Juliu]s Seime[d]es (2)
• Subject of a memorial for her piety

Πανθή{α}

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 799 (Πάνθην)
• Relative of Sophron (1)
• Gravemarker: seventeen years old at death

ΠΜ Πάνθηρ

EARLY III AD

• IG V 1. 140 {Π(όπλιος) M(έμμιος)? - Π(ο)μ(πήιος)? –
• Π(ο)μ(πώνιος?) see LAC 632 adn.}; Bradford Chiron 10, 1980, 417
• Bideos in the year of M. Aur(elius) Teimokles (5) ho kai Kleo[it]as

Μᾶρκος Αὐρήλιος Πανθήρας (1) = (2)

END II AD

• Rizakis 163 (AD 212 or later); IG V 1. 159^a, 544^b
• Son of Olympos^b
• Patronomos with P. Mem(mius) Pratolaos (4) ho kai Aristokles (in the fourth year of the god Lykourgos <3>)^b
• [Ephebe], ca. AD 190-200^a

Πανθηρίσκος (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 154
• Son of (Pantheriskos <2>)
• Synseitos

(Πανθηρίσκος [2])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 154
• Father of Pantheriskos (1)

Πάνθηρος (1) = (2)

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159^a, 196 —νθηρος)^b
• Son of O— {or Q—?}^b
• Name in a catalogue^b; [ephebe]^a, ca. AD 190-200

Πανθοίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 585; Diodorus XIV 12.4-7; Plutarch Pelopidas 15
• Was sent to the Hellespont in 403/2 to drive Klearchos from Byzantium. He fell in 377 as Harmost of Boeotians at Tanagra in a battle against Pelopidas. He is certainly a Spartiate (because of the positions he held)

Πανκ—

I AD

• IG V 1. 1315
• Father of Cla(udius) Aneiketos (1) <or is Pank— an epithet, not a patronymic?>

Πανκλῆς

I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Son of Polyxenos (4)
• [Gerousias]

M(ᾶρκος) Αὐρ(ήλιος) Πανκρατίδας (1)

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 162 (“Severan”); IG V 1. 530
• Son of Hellanikos (2)
• Subject of an honorary decree of the city for the favor and generosity which he showed in matters of greatest utility
• "Noblest citizen and counsellor (bouleutes)"

Πανκρατίδας (2)

III AD?

• IG V 1. 759
• Son of Pankratidas (3)
• Predeceased his father
• Gravemarker with the relief of a man

Πανκρατίδας (3)

III AD?

• IG V 1. 759
• Father of Pankratidas (2)
• Raised a grave memorial to his son

(O—) Πάννυχος (1)

• IG V 1. 150
• Son of (Pannychos <2>)
• "The Pheiditia"

(Πάννυχος [2])

• IG V 1. 150
• Father of (O—) Pannychos (1)

Πάννυχος (3)

II\III AD

• Archaiologikon Deltion 24 (1969) Chronica p. 136, pl. 132 (BCH 1971 p. 887, fig 182, 183); ArchAnAth 1970, 260-2
• Son of Pannychos (4)
• Name on the base of (four) statues, one to Julia Mamaea (AD 221-2)
• [Gerousias]
• see Rizakis 366

Πάννυχος (4)

II\III AD

• Archaiologikon Deltion 24 (1969) Chronica p. 136, pl. 132 (BCH 1971 p. 887, fig 182, 183); ArchAnAth 1970, 260-2
• Father of Pannychos (3)

Πανταιόλαιος

• SEG XI 830 and 830 (addenda et corrigenda)
• [Victor] of the diaulon in the Livian games

Παντακλῆς

END V BC

• Poralla 586; Xenophon Hellenica I 3.1, II 3.10; Aelian de natura
• animalium XI 19
• Eponymous ephor of the year 407/6. He died a horrible death, as Aelian relates, during his ephoria. While seated in his ephor’s chair he was torn to pieces by dogs (as divine punishment for refusing to allow celebrants of Dionysus to pass through Sparta).

Πάντευς

DIED 219 BC

• Plutarch Cleomenes 23.5-6^a, 37.13-16^b, 38.4-6; Polybius V 37.8; H.
• Schaefer, "Panteus," RE, XXXVI Halbband (Stuttgart, 1949), 696
• One of the commanders of Kleomenes (1) III
• He led two units (tagmata) of Lacedaemonians over an undefended wall into Megalopolis.^a
• He accompanied the king to Egypt and committed suicide there, 219 BC^b

Παντιάδας

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Name in a wreath: [hierothytes]

Παντίας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 208
• Son of Antikles
• Name in a catalogue

Παντίας (2)

MID-LATE III BC

• IG VII 337
• Son of Pantias (3)
• Brother of Gorgias
• "Lakon" proxenos of Oropus, himself and his descendants "inasmuch as he displayed good will and benefited the city and the citizens of Oropus when they were in need, the demos decreed that he, his brother, and their descendants be proxenoi and have the right to possess land and a home, equality under law, asylum and security on land and sea, in war and peace, and to have the other customary privileges."

Παντίας (3)

III BC

• IG VII 337
• Father of Pantias (2) and Gorgias, "Lakones"

Ἰουλία Παντιμία (1)

I AD

• IG V 2. 542
• Daughter of C. Julius Lakon (1)
• Sister of C. Julius Kratinos

Παντειμία (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• (Freed) Zelotos

Παντίτης

VI\V BC

• Poralla 587; Herodotus VII 232
• One of the three hundred Spartans who accompanied Leonidas to Thermopylae in 480 BC He escaped death because he was sent as an ambassador to the Thessalians during the battle. He fell into disgrace in Sparta and killed himself.

Παντοκλῆς

I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Nakandros (4)

Παντώ

• IG V 1. 1349
• Daughter of Maronios
• "Kyra"
• Jewish
• Gravemarker with a relief of an eight-armed candelabrum

Παραιβάτης

VI BC

• Poralla 588; Herodotus V 43, 46
• One of the Spartiates who accompanied Dorieus to Libya and Sicily and with him died in a battle shortly after 510 with the Egestaeans and Phoenicians

Μᾶρ(κος) Αὐρ(ήλιος) Παράμονος (1)

II\III AD

• Rizakis 164 (shortly after AD 219); IG V 1. 541
• Son of Hedi— (LGPN III A 192: Ἥδι[στος]
• Patronomos in the year when the god Lykourgos (3) was eponymous patronomos for the fourth time and Egnatius Proclus was corrector

Παράμονος

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

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

Παράμονος (2)

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

Πάρας

III BC

• IG V 1. 717
• Gravemarker with a relief of a seated man

Παρδάλας (1)

I AD AFTER 41

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

Παρδάλας (2)

• IG V 1. 564
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Damarchos (3)

Παρδάλις

• IG V 1. 732
• [Wife] of Sotericho[s] (7)
• Mother of [Nike]phoros (10), another son, and a daughter
• Gravemarker: thirty-five years old at death; survived by her husband and her children

Πάρδος

• IG V 1. 1578 (SEG XXIII 196)
• Name on a lamp

Παρθενίον

IV-I BC

• IG II 3. 3127
• Daughter of Aristeidas (8)
• "Beloved" wife of Phanokles
• "Lakaina"
• Gravemarker in Attica

Παρθένιος

FIRST HALF IV BC

• Poralla 589; Pausanias IX 13.5; Plutarch Moralia (amatoriae narrationes 3) 773b-774d
• A Spartiate who, before the battle of Leuctra, with a companion, Phrourarchidas, raped and murdered two Boeotian girls (cited as one of the reasons the Spartans lost the battle of Leuctra
• As the harmost Aristodamos is mentioned, the period must be the first half of the fourth century

Πάρις

END I AD

• SEG XI 626
• Son of Philokalos (2)
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Nikokrates (12)

Μέμ(μιος) Παρμέν{ω}[ν]

EARLY III AD

• Rizakis 571; IG V 1. 684 (Παρμένο[ν], cf. SEG XI 844b, addenda et
• corrigenda)
• Sph[aireus]
• Of the [Cynosu]rian obe

Πασ—

I AD?

• SEG XI 610
• Father of Hermias

Πασάκων (1)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 805
• Gravemarker

Πασάκων (2)

EARLY II AD

• IG V 1. 153
• Mageiros

Πασαρίον

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Da— (3)
• [Hierothytes]

Πασ[ι—]

I AD

• SEG XI 557
• N[omophylax]

Π[α]σιάδας

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1315
• Protensite[u]ton in the year of Eurykles (2), AD 116/7

Πασικ[λῆς] (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 50b (cf. SEG XI 505)
• [Son of Archippos (4) or Father of Eudamos (3)]
• Nomophylax in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Πασικλῆς (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 95
• Son of Aristodamos (16)
• Gerousias in the year of Menalkid[as] (3)

Πασικλῆς (3)

END IV BC

• IG V 2. 549
• Son of A[s]intos
• Lacedaemonian
• Victor in the horse race at Lycaeum, 316 BC?

Πασικλῆς (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Eukleidas (6)
• [Hierothytes]

Πασικλῆς (5)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 608
• Son of Gorgopas (4)
• Bidyos

Πασικλῆς (6)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 69 ([SEG XI 554])^a, 71^b
• Son of Kallikrates (4)^ab (= 23?)
• Bou(agos)^a
• Gr(ammato)phy(lax) in the year of Areton (2)^b, AD 157/8-9
• Nomophylax the following year, in the year of Cas(cellius) Aristoteles (6)^ab, AD 158/9-60

Πασικλῆς (7)

• IG V 1. 731
• Son of Lysimachos (4)
• Gravemarker: "Do not wonder, passerby, whose tomb I am; I am the tomb of Pasikles, son of Lysimachos."

Πασικλῆς (8)

I AD

• SEG XI 569
• Son of Mnason (11) (= 10?)
• Gerousias in the year of L. V[o]lusenus Aristokrates (10), AD 100/1

Πασικλῆς (9)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 51 (= Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #9, plate 75b)^a, [52]^b; [SEG XI 506^c, 562^d];
• Son of Philokrates (14)^abd
• [Gerousias]^d; ephor in the year of C. Julius Philokleidas (3)^abc, AD 91/2-95/6

Πασικλῆς (10)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Sokratidas (4)
• [Hierothytes]

Πασικλῆς (11)

II\III AD

• SEG XI 643
• Son of Ty[chippos] (3)
• Name in a catalogue

Αὐ[ρ(ήλιος) Πα]σικλῆς (12)

AFTER AD 211

• Rizakis 166; SEG XI 633 (IG V 1. 172-175 joined)
• Son of Zosimas
• Name in a catalogue of athletes

Πασικλῆς (13)

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159
• [Ephebe], ca. AD 190-200

Πασικλῆς (14)

I AD

• IG V 1. 137
• Father of Apollonida[s] (2)

Πασικλ[ῆς] (15)

EARLY I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Aristomachos (2)

Πασικλῆς (16)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 66
• Father of [Kall]ikrates (23)

Πασικλῆς (17)

I AD

• IG V 1. 667; SEG XI 534, 570
• Father of Mnason (6)

Πασικλῆς (18)

I BC

• IG V 1. 26
• Father of Pasikrates (1), of the obe of the Amyclaeans

Πασικλῆς (19)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93^a, 210^b
• Father of Pasisenos^[a]b

Πασικλῆς (20)

I AD

• IG V 1. 51 (= Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #9, plate 75b), 52, 482;
• [SEG XI 506]
• Father of Q. Vibius Philokles (4)

Πασικλῆς (21)

EARLY I AD?

• IG V 1. 272
• Father of Philostratos (2)

Πασικλῆς (22)

II AD

• IG V 1. 63
• Father of Tychippos (1)

Π[α]σι[κλῆ]ς? (23)

MID-LATE II AD

• BSA XXIX, 11, 2 (B)
• Nom[o]phylax in the year of C. J[ulius] Euk[l]eid[as]?, q. v.

Πασικλίδας (1)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 558
• Son of Biodamos (2)
• [Gerousias]

Πασικλείδας (2)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 609
• Son of Ep—
• Bidyos in the year of C. Ju(lius) Kleandros (5), AD 99/100

Πασικράτης (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 26
• Son of Pasikles (18)
• Dogmatographos of the obe of the Amyclaeans

Πασικράτης (2)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 536
• Son of Philostratos (19)
• Nomophylax in the year of Nikokrates (12), AD 86/7

Πασικράτης (3)

II-I BC

• SEG II 60
• Freedman of Dama—
• Honored by a company of which he was a member

[Πασι]κράτης (4)

II-I BC

• SEG II 60
• Father of Dama— (1)
• {or the ending of Dama[si]krates?}

Πασικράτης (5) Νεώτερος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 32A^a, 40 ^b, 41 ^c, 43 (but cf SEG XI 485: “not [Pasi]krates”)^d; SEG XI 488^e
• Eponymous patronomos^abc[d]e
• Are these two eponymous patronomi of the years 97/8 and 117/8?

Πασικράτη[ς]

I\II AD

• Steinhauer, BSA 93 (1998), p 443-445, #13 (Plate 77b)
• Eponymous patronomos

Πασικράτης (6)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1315
• (Paid) for the erection of an inscription of members of the cult of the Dioscuri

[Π]ασικρ[άτης] (7)

AFTER AD 117

• IG V 1. 164
• Panhellen

M(ᾶρκος) Αὐ[ρήλιος Πασ]ικράτης (8)

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 167; IG V 1. 300
• Eponymous patronomos

Πασι[κράτ]ης (9)

I AD

• SEG XI 680
• Father of [Eukra]tes (2)

Πασ[ι]κράτης (10)

II AD

• SEG XI 503
• Father of Meni[pp]os (2)

Πα[σ]ικρ[ά]τ[ης] (11)

I BC

• IG V 1. 206
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 95)

Πασίμαχος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 590; Xenophon Hellenica IV 4.10
• Fought as “hipparmostes” (= hipparch) at Corinth around 393 and fell there

Πασίμαχος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 126
• Eponymous patronomos

Πασίμαχος (2)

II\I BC

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

Πασίμαχος (3)

II\I BC

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

M(ᾶ)ρ(κος) Αὐ(ρήλιος) Πασεῖνος

AFTER AD 160

• IG V 1. 168
• Son of Polyneikos (3)
• [Hier]omnemon

Πασιππίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 591; Xenophon Hellenica I 1.32, 3.13 & 17
• Nauarch of the year 410/9
• He assembled a fleet in Asia Minor in 410. In 409 he travelled as ambassador to the Great King. Later he was exiled from Sparta, on the charge that he had been bribed to commit traitorous acts by Tissaphernes.

Πασίσενος

I BC

• IG V 1. 93 (—μος?)^a, 210 (Πασί{ξ}ενος?)^b
• Son of Pasikles (19)^ab
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)^a; member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Kallikrates (33)^b

Πασιτέλης (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93
• Son of [A]ndronikos (10)
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)

Πασιτέλης (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Son of Herid[as]
• Gerousias in the year of A.... (5)

Πασιτέλης (3)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 48
• Son of Kleanor (4)
• Synarch of the patronomia (in the year of Kabonidas)

Πασιτέλης (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 26
• Son of Tetartos
• (Presbys of) ephors of the obe of the Amyclaeans, honored for his execution of the office by inclusion in the public prayers for life and by the erection of a stele

Πασιτέλης (5)

• IG V 1. 910
• Eponymous patronomos

Πασιτελίδας

END V BC

• Poralla 592; Thucydides IV 132 (Ἐπιτελίδας), V 3
• Son of Hegesandros
• His father is probably to be identified with the Agesandros mentioned in Thucydides VIII 91, so P. is also the brother of the Spartiate Agesandridas.
• P. was in Thrace under Brasidas as commandant of Torone and was here defeated and taken prisoner by Kleon.

Με(μμία) Πασιχ[αρείν]α

EARLY I AD

• Rizakis 543 Stemmata I, VII); IG V 1. 580; IG IV² 85, 86
• Wife of P. (Memmius) [P]ratolaos (7)
• Mother of Me(mmia) Timosthenis (2)

Πασίων

• IG V 1. 190
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 96)

Πατησιάδας

END V BC

• Poralla 593; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10
• Eponymous ephor of the year 417/16

[Π]ατροκλῆς

REIGN OF MARCUS AURELIUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #16, plate 78c
• Son of Ty—
• Name in a list of officials

Πατροκλῆς

MID V BC

• Poralla 594; Thucydides IV 57
• Father of Tantalos, who commanded at Aigina in 424

Πατρόφιλος

I BC

• IG V 1. 206
• Father of S[o]sini{k}os (2)

Πάτρων (1)

BEFORE 195 BC

• IG V 1. 1295 (9)
• Name in a catalogue from Oetylus

Πάτρων (2)

BEFORE 195 BC

• IG V 1. 1295 (9)
• Name in a catalogue from Oetylus

Παυσανίας

VI\V BC

• Poralla 595; Thucydides I 94-95^a, 107^b, 128-134^c, III 26^d, V 16^e; scholia to Aristophanes Equites 84^f; Herodotus V 32^g, IX 10^h, 19-88ⁱ; Pausanias III 4.9- 10^j, 17.7-9^k; Plutarch Aristides 14-20^l, 23^m, Cimon 6ⁿ, 9^o, Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 230ce ^p; Diodorus XI 29.4-32^q, 44-6^r; Justin IX 1^s; Nepos Pausanias 4-5^t; Aristotle Politica V 1 p. 1301b^u, 1307a4; Athenaion politeia 23.4; Libanius epistulae 1518.6 (his tomb in Sparta), orationes 64.83 (though “king”), declamationes 1.159; Anthologia Graeca VI 197; Athenaeus IV 138bc. XII 535e, 536ab, 543b; PW XVIII 2.2563-2578 (Schaefer)
• Collateral relative of the royal house of the Agids
• Son of Kleombrotos and Alkathoa
• Brother of Nikomedes
• Father of the later king Pleistoanax, and of Kleomenes and of Aristokles^abdef
• After the death of his father in 479 Pausanias took over the regency for his cousin Pleistarchos^hj. In the same year he defeated the Persians at Plataea^ilq. In spring 478 P. sailed at the head of the Greek fleet to Cyprus and then to the Hellespont. Here he acted so arrogantly and had such a dubious attitude towards the Persians that the Ionian ship captains refused to obey him and transferred the command to Athens. Pausanias was recalled, set before the court in Sparta on a charge of medism but not convicted^acgmnr.
• He was supposed to have won a victory at the Olympic games^p.
• After that he sailed on his own in 477 to Byzantium, took Sestos and entered into negotiations with the Persians. He was driven out of Byzantium by Kimon^cno. (The date is uncertain, perhaps 476-471—according to Justin he was in possession of Byzantium for seven years^s.)
• After he was driven out he went to Kolonai, but was recalled by order of the ephors, imprisoned and again freed through lack of evidence.^c
• As he sought to overthrow the established order with the help of the helots, the ephors moved energetically against him. He fled to the temple of Athena Chalkioikos for sanctuary, was bricked up and died of starvation^ckrtu.
• The date of his death is uncertain.

Παυσανίας

MID V BC

• Poralla 596; Thucydides III 26; Pausanias III 5.6-7; Diodorus XIII 75, 107, XIV 17, 89; Xenophon Hellenica II 2.7ff., 4.29-39, III 5.6-7.,17-25, V 2.6; Plutarch Lysander 21, 28-9; Aristotle Athenaion Politeia p. 38; Politica VII 1301b20, 1333b34, 1301b20, 1307a4; Strabo VIII 366; IG V 1. 1564; Nepos Thrasybulus 3; IDelos 87; PW XVIII 2.2578-2584 (Schaefer)
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of Pleistoanax
• Father of Agesipolis I and Kleombrotos
• During the exile of his father 445-426 he became king.
• As he was then a minor his uncle Kleomenes was regent. After the death of Pleistoanax in 408/7 Pausanias became king in fact.
• In 405 and 403 we find him with an army in Attica.
• In 395 Pausanias campaigned against Thebes, but delayed until after the battle of Haliartos and was for that reason condemned to death. He fled to Tegea where he died of disease.
• His death can only have occurred after 385/4 since he was still alive when Agesipolis led a campaign against Mantinea.
• In exile he wrote an essay on the reform of the Lycurgan constitution.

Παυσανίας

• Poralla 597; Suidas s. v.; Aelian varia historia xii 61
• Lacedaemonian historian of unknown time, possibly to be identified with P., the son of Pleistoanax (above, but FGrH 592 places him in the time of the Roman empire)

Παυσανίας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Son of Lame[don]
• Gerousias in the year of A.... (5)

Παυσανίας (2)

IV-I BC

• IG II 3. 3128
• Son of Naukles
• Lacedaemonian
• Gravemarker in Attica

[Πα]υσ[α]νίας (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Eponymous patronomos

Παύσιππος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 598; Arrian Anabasis III 24.4; Curtius Rufus III 13.15; PW XVIII 2.2584-2585 (Schaefer)
• A Spartiate who in 330 was an ambassador at the Persian court and after the death of Darius III was taken prisoner by Alexander

Πεδάριτος

END V BC

• Poralla 599; Suidas s. v. Πειδάριτος; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 231ab, (Lacaenarum apophthegmata incerta 11) 241de; Thucydides VIII 28, 32-33, 38, 40, 55; Harpocratian s. v.; Hellenica Oxyrhynchus 2.1
• He appears to be identical with Paidaritos or Paidaretos, the harmost of Chios
• A Spartiate
• Son of Leon and Teleutia
• Probably also brother of Antalkidas
• He commanded as harmost in 411 in Chios and fell in battle against the Athenians there.

Πεδέστρατος

MID II BC

• ICret IV 208A
• Son of Agetor
• {Brother of [O]lympio, victor 172 BC}
• Lacedaemonian
• Proxenos, himself and his descendants, of Gortyn
• Πεδούκαιος Ἐπαφρόδειτος (9)

Πελλῆς

V\IV BC

• Poralla 607; Xenophon Hellenica IV 3.23
• A Spartiate, one of the friends of Gylis the polemarch
• He fell together with Gylis in 394 in Locris.

Πέλοψ (1)

DIED CA. 207 BC

• Diodorus Siculus XXVII 1.1^a; Livy XXXIV 32.1^b
• Son of king Lykourgos (1)^a
• King while still a boy^a
• He was a socius et amicus of Rome.^b
• Nabis was supposed to have murdered him.^a

Πέλοψ (2)

• IG V 1. 1113
• Son of Laodamas
• Lacedaemonian proxenos, himself and his descendants, of Geronthrae with rights of property, domicile, and the other customary privileges

[Πε— or Ἀ]ργενίδας

II BC

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

Περικλῆς (1)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 510
• Son of (Perikles <6>)
• Ephor in the year of Spartiatikos (5), AD 84/5

Περικ[λ]ῆ[ς] (2)

I BC

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

Κλαύδιος Περικλῆς (3)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• Rizakis 311; IG V 1. 36B^a, 41^b, 42^c; SEG XI 489^d, 540^e, 611^f; Steinhauer,
• BSA 93 (1998), p 443-445, #13 (Plate 77b: 9—)^g
• Bidyos in the year of Lysimachos (1)^f, AD 102/3
• Eponymous patronomos^[a]bcdeg, AD 105/6

Πομ[πήι]ος Περικλῆς (4)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 649 {= Πομ[πώ(νι)]ος}; IG V 1. 69^a, 71 {cf. SEG XI 526: not
• per Kolbe Πό(πλιος) Μ(έμμιος)}^b; SEG XI 554^c
• Bou(agos)^a
• Nomophylax in the year of Cas(cellius) Aristoteles (6)^abc, AD 158/9-60

Περικλῆς (5)

EARLY I BC

• IG V 1. 93^a, 211^b
• Father of Agemon (1)^[a]b

(Περικλῆς [6])

• SEG XI 510
• Father of Perikles (1)

.... Περικλῆς (7)

• IG V 1. 608
• Father {τοῦ θρέψαντος αὐ[τήν]} of Anonyma (Fragment 97), a priestess
• Raised a memorial to her

Περικλῆς (8)

II AD

• SEG XI 503
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 98)

Περικλείδας

MID V BC

• Poralla 608; Thucydides IV 119; Plutarch Cimon 16; Aristophanes Lysistrata 1138ff
• Father of the Spartiate Athenaios
• He came to Athens as ambassador around 464 to seek help for the Third Messenian War

Πέρκαλον

VI\V BC

• Poralla 609 (9, see F. Bechtel, Die Historische Personennamen des Griechischen, Halle, 1917, p. 234, third name); Herodotus VI 65
• Daughter of Chilon
• She was engaged to Leotychidas, but the later king Damaratos seduced her from her fiancé and married her. Perkalos appears to come from the family of the wise Chilon.

Περκλῆς

BEFORE 195 BC

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

Περφαντώ

II BC?

• SEG XI 677a
• Mother of [Phai?]dra

Περφίλα

I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• (Freed) Pratonikos (18)
• Πετρ(ώνιος) Ἀλεξα—
• Πετρώνιος Σερηνός

Πεύκετος

HELLENISTIC

• J. Baillet, Inscriptions grecques et latines des tombeaux des rois ou Syringes à Thébes (Memoires de l’institut Fr. d’Archéol. Orientale 42, 1920-26), 216 (i. e. 9)
• Father of Asclapiades "Lakon"

Πήνειος

II AD

• IG V 1. 71
• Father of Chrysogonos (3)

Πειθίδαμος

• Poralla 600; IG V 1. 1136
• Retrograde inscription from Geronthrai

Πειικλείδας

• IG V 1. 690
• Father of Kleon (10)

Πειι[κρ]άτη[ς]

III BC

• IG V 1. 977
• Father of Krateidameia
• Father-in-law of —lidas
• Grandfather of Aristonymos (1)

Πειικρατίδας (1)

BEFORE 195 BC

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

Πειικρατίδα[ς] (2)

BEFORE 195 BC

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

Πειhι[ππ—]

• IG V 1. 1574 (retrograde—h = H) = Poralla 602
• Name on a vase from Amyclae

—Σ..ΣΕΣ Πεῖος (1)

• SEG XI 521b
• Significance unclear

Π[ό(πλιος)] Μέμμιος Πῖος (2)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 572; IG V 1. 32B ^a, (57 <cf. SEG XI 508> = Pratolas?)^b, 65^c,
• 121 (cf. SEG XI 574)^d; SEG XI 490^e; Steinhauer BSA 93, 1998, 443-
• 45 no. 13, pl. 77b (SEG XLIX 395); also SEG XI 479
• Presbys of nomophy[lakes]^b
• Eponymous patronomos^acde, AD 115/6
• Πεῖος, Γάιος Ἰούλιος Φάβια Εὐρυκλῆς (2) Ἥρκλανος Λ(ούκιος) Οὐιβούλιος

Πείσανδρος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 601; Xenophon Hellenica III 4.29, IV 3.10-13; Diodorus XIV 83; Plutarch Agesilaus 17; Justin VI 3; Nepos Conon 4
• Brother of Kleora, the wife of king Agesilaos II
• Probably son of Aristomenidas (cf. jAristomenivda")
• In 394 he commanded the Spartan fleet in Asia Minor waters, was there defeated by Conon and fell in battle.
• On the question whether P. was officially nauarch of the year 395/4, cf. Ceirikravth"
• ΠΙΣΒ, see Πολύξενος (2)

Πεισίας

II AD

• IG V 1. 113 {cf. SEG XI 618; Πεισία = Πεισί(δα), Α = ΔΑ in ligature?, cf. Peisidamos <2>}
• Father of [Dam-- or Tim]osthenidas

Πεισίδαμος (1)

II BC

• ICret II iii 6D
• Son of Thaliarchos (4)
• Lacedaemonian
• Proxenos, himself and his descendants, of Aptera

Πεισίδαμος (2)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 104 (joined to 166, cf. SEG XI 580)
• Son of Timosthe[nidas]
• Gerousias in the year of M. Ulpi[us] Aphthonetos (2), AD 131/2

Πεισιππίς

V BC

• Poralla 603; IG V 1. 1107a (Πειhιππίς)
• Name from a Laconian relief of the fifth century

Πείσιπ[πος] (1)

219-196 BC

• Grunauer, Gruppe VIII , Serie 17 (), Tafel 5 (97, 98, 101)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of the eponymous office, at this date probably the eponymous patronomos

Πείσιππος (2)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Father of Nikokrates (7)
• Πεισιστρατίδας, Poralla 604, emendation without textual basis, see Πολυκρατίδας

Πεισίστρατος

EARLY

• Poralla 605; [Plutarch] de fluviis x 2 (cf. Pliny naturalis historia V 137)
• "Founder of the Phrygian city Norikon"

Πει[σί]στρατος

SECOND HALF IV BC

• Poralla 606; FDelph III 5. 92A27
• Father of —laidas, who in the second half of the fourth century was naopoios in Delphi

Πεισίστρατος

I BC

• IG V 1. 126
• Son of Aristippos
• [A]goranomos in the year of Pasimachos (1)

Πίστος (1)

END II AD

• IG V 1. 154
• Son of Bathylos
• Name in a catalogue: "— according to the decree —," ca. AD 190-200

Πίστος (2)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Son of Kolax
• Ta(mias) in the year of Chari{x}e{n}os (8), AD 125/6-127/8
• Worshipper of Damoea

Πίστος (3)

LATE II AD

• IG V 1. 448
• Son of Philoneikidas (4)
• Gerousias in the year of Julius Dam (4), AD 197-198

Πίστος (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 133
• Father of Sokleidas (3)

Πείτας

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159 (i. e., Πείσας?)
• [Ephebe], ca. AD 190-200

Πιτύας

END V BC?

• Poralla 610; Xenophon Hellenica I 6.1^a, II 3.10^b
• Eponymous ephor of the year 423/2^b and of the year 406/5^a
• One or the other of the interpolations appears to be erroneous.

Πλαγγών

MID IV BC

• SEG XII 193
• Son of Promachos
• Lacedaemonian
• Funerary monument found in the Cerameikos, dated a little after 347 BC

Πλάκων

I AD

• IG V 1. 137 {SEG XI 612: error for {Φι}λάκων?, see Philakon <2>)
• Father of Sosikrates (3)

Πληστιάδας

V BC

• Poralla 615; IG V 1. 919
• Dedicant of a relief representing the Dioscuri, that was found in Sellasia.
• The script dates it to the fifth century.

Πληστονείκα

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 800
• Daughter of Damostratos (3)
• Gravemarker near the temple of Athena

Πλείσταρχος

V BC

• Poralla 611; Herodotus VIII 71, IX 10; Thucydides I 132; Diodorus XIII 75; Pausanias III 5.1
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of the king Leonidas and Gorgo
• As he was still a minor when his father died, his uncle Kleombrotos became regent and after his death in 479 his cousin Pausanias.
• He died in 458 shortly after he came of age.

Πλειστίας

V BC

• Poralla 612; Kuruniotes, Ἐφημ. ἀρχαιολ. 1897, p. 152
• A Laconian who, according to an inscription found in Euboea of the fifth century, was raised in Athens and died in Eretria

Πλειστόαναξ

MID V BC

• Poralla 613; Thucydides I 107, II 21, III 26, V 16-19, 24, 33, 75; Pausanias III 5.1; Plutarch Pericles 22; Diodorus XI 79.6, XIII 75.1
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of Pausanias
• Brother of Kleomenes and Aristokles
• Father of the later king Pausanias
• In 458 he succeeded Pleistarchos on the throne. As he was still a minor his uncle became regent.
• In Summer 446 he invaded Attica to ravage the land, but turned back to Sparta without an attempt on Athens. His motives were suspected, he was put on trial, and condemned to death. He fled to Lykaion where he lived for 19 years in exile. The kingship passed to his son Pausanias.
• He was recalled in 426 and restored to the kingship.
• In 420 and 418 we find him fighting in Arcadia.
• He died in 408/7 after a fifty year reign.

Πλειστόλας

END V BC

• Poralla 614; Thucydides V 19, 24; Xenophon Hellenica II 3.10
• Eponymous ephor of the year 422/21
• In this office he signed the peace and alliance with Athens.

(Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος) Πλειστόξενος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 79^a, 485^b
• Son of Ti. Claudius Harmoneikos (2a)^a, a member of the Cynosurian obe
• Brother of Ti. Claudius Xenophanes (1)^a
• Father of Ti. Claudius Harmoneikos (2b)^b
• Sysseitos [in the year of Kleandros (5)]^a, AD 99/100

Πλοῦτος

I BC

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

Πλώτιος

MID II AD

• Rizakis 608; SEG XI 503
• Patronomos with C. Julius Antipatros (1) {the eponym?}

Πό(πλιος) — (1)

• IG V 1. 605
• Husband of Julia N....7-10....sonos (5)
• Raised a memorial to his wife

Πό(πλιος) — (2) (= Πρατόλας?)

II AD

• Rizakis 546; IG V 1. 36A {or Γ(αίος) Ἰο(ύλιος)?, ie., ΓΙΟ in ligature};
• Bradford AncW 13, 1986, 123-8 {Πο(πλίου) [Μεμμίου]}
• Eponymous patronomos (if Pratolas = AD 117/8)

Ποδάνεμος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 616; Xenophon Hellenica IV 8.11
• Nauarch of the year 394/93
• He was killed in operations in the Corinthian Gulf

[Πό?]θεινος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 83
• Anonymus k[asen] to him in the year of C. J(ulius?) Cha[rixenos] (7), AD 90/1-92/3

Πολέμαρχος

EARLY

• Poralla 617; Pausanias III 3.3
• A Lacedaemonian who was supposed to have killed king Polydoros.
• He is certainly a Spartiate since Pausanias describes him as ἀνὴρ
• οἰκίας οὐκ ἀδόξου.

(Τίτος Τρεβελληνός [?]) Πολέμαρχος

I AD AFTER 41

• Rizakis 702; IG V 1. 20b; SEG XI 569
• Father of T. Trebellenus Areus (4) and [T.] Trebellenus Philostratos (4)

Πολιάδης

VI BC

• Poralla 618; Herodotus IX 53
• Father of the Spartiate Amompharetos who fell at Thermopylae in 480

Γν(αῖος) Κανίνιος Πολλίας (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 212; SEG XI 489
• Gerousias for the first time in the year of Perikles (3), AD 105/6
• Bidyos in the year of Damonikidas (6), AD 109/10
• Gerousias for the second time in the year of Polyeuktos (5), AD 110/1
• Presbys of gerontes in the year of Hadrian, AD 126/7

Πολλίας (2)

I BC

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

Πόλλης

MYTHICAL TIMES

• Poralla 620; Plutarch Moralia (mulierum virtutes 8) 247d, (quaestiones Graecae 21) 296b-d; Photius Bibliotheca 137b 21, 141a 7
• According to legend he was supposed to have led the Tyrrhenians to Crete with Krataidas and Delphos.

Πόλλις

V\IV BC

• Poralla 621; Hellenica Oxyrhynchus 9.2, 19.2; Xenophon Hellenica IV 8.11, V 4.59-61; Polyaenus III 11.11; Plutarch Dion 5, Phocion 6, Camillus 19; Diogenes Laertius III 19; Diodorus XV 34
• Nauarch of the year 396/95.
• In 393/92 he was epistoleus of the nauarch Podanemos and was wounded in the Gulf of Corinth.
• Around 388 he spent time as ambassador in Syracuse, brought Plato the philosopher back in captivity and put him up for sale as a slave in Aegina.
• As nauarch of the year 377/76 P. was defeated by Chabrias at Naxos.

Πόλλις

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 808
• Relative (?) of Ki{n}eas and Dexis (2)
• Gravemarker with a relief of a man and woman standing

Πολλείων

• Poralla 619; IG V 1. 825
• Spartan boustrophedon inscription
• Πολλίων (1), see Πωλλίων (2)

Πολλίων (2)

I BC

• Rizakis 609; IG V 1. 95
• Father of Lysippos (5)

Πολυαινίδας

MID IV BC

• Poralla 622; Xenophon Hellenica VII 4.23
• Fell in 364 before Kromnos
• He is probably one and the same person as the Polyainidas mentioned in Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v. Λόχαγος) 225e, as the son of Lochagos and brother of Seiron.

Πολυαινείδας (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 124
• Son of Aristandros (7)
• Ag[oran]omos in the year of Theoxenos (3)

Πολυαινείδας (2)

I BC

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

Πολυαλκῆς

MID V BC

• Poralla 623; Plutarch Pericles 30
• A Spartiate
• He was an ambassador in Athens before the outbreak of the Peloponnesian War in 431.

Πολυά{ν}θης

• IG V 1. 678 (9, but see SEG XI 842f, addenda et corrigenda)
• Anonymus [kasen?] to him [in the year of] Aristodami[das]

Πολύαρχος

• Steinhauer, BSA 93 (1998), p 443, #12 (Plate 77a)
• Son of Agi....
• "Synarchos"

Πολύαρχος (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Son of Philippos (20)
• [Gerousias]

Πολύαρχ(ος) (2)

• IG V 1. 858
• Damosios of Athena

Πολυβιάδης

MID V BC

• Poralla 624; Agatharchides in Athenaeus XII 550de; Xenophon Hellenica II 4.35-36; Aelian varia historia xiv 7
• Father of Naukleides, who in 404/3 held the office of ephor

Πολυβιάδης

V\IV BC

• Poralla 625; Xenophon Hellenica V 3.8, 20, 26; Diodorus XV 23.2-3
• After the death of Agesipolis in 380 was sent to Chalcidice as his successor and in 379 forced Olynthus to give up.
• As he commanded Spartiates, so must he have been a Spartiate.
• On the basis of the name we may conclude that he was the son of Naukleides and the grandson of Polybiades (above).

Πολύβιος (1)

II AD

• IG V 1. 62 (cf. SEG XI 520)
• Son of Charido[tos]
• Gerousias

Πολύβιος (2)

MID II AD

• SEG XI 530
• Son of Menisk[os] (4)
• Eph(or) in the year of Cl(audius) Brasidas (2), AD 164/5

Τίτος Φλάβιος Πολύβιος (3)

MID III AD

• Rizakis 196 (Messenia); Olymp 486, 487; IG V 1. 1456
• Lacedaemonian and Messenian
• Priest of Holy Rome
• Honored by Messenia with the boule of Olympia concurring; aristopoliteutes by law in the 259th Olympiad <AD 257>; honored by the Achaean League with the boule of Olympia concurring for his advice and favor in the strategeia of Julius Agrippa

Πολύγνωτος

I AD

• SEG XI 569
• Father of Andronikos (4)

Πολυδάμας (1)

I BC?

• SEG XI 846
• Son of Phoibidas (2)
• Priest

Πολυδάμας (2)

MID I BC

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

Πολυδ[άμα]ς (3

• IG V 1. 262
• Eponymous patronomos

Πολυδαμίδας

MID V BC

• Poralla 626; Thucydides IV 123, 129-30
• A Lacedaemonian who was a subordinate commander of Brasidas in 423 in Chalcidice

Πολυδέκτης

LYCURGAN AGE

• Poralla 627; Pausanias II 36.4; Plutarch Lycurgus 1; Herodotus VIII 131; Justin III 2.5
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Prytanis
• Father of Charillos
• The Lycurgus myth, which led to the inclusion of Eunomos in the kings list made P. sometimes the father, sometimes the son of Eunomos.

Πολύδωρος

VIII BC

• Poralla 628; Herodotus VII 204; Pausanias III 3.1-4, 11.10, IV 7.7; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 231def, Lycurgus 8
• King from the house of the Agids
• Son of Alkamenes
• Father of Eurykrates
• He reigned contemporaneously with Theopompos during the first Messenian War and was supposed to have been slain by Polemarchos.
• The war of Argos and Sparta over Thyrea is also placed in his reign.
• P. also played an important role in the development of the Spartan system. According to Pausanias the ephors kept his portrait in their official residence.

Πολύευκτος (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 112
• Son of Dionysios (17)
• Gerousias

Πολύευκτος (2 = 5)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 40^a; SEG XI 489^b, 490^c, 558^d
• Son of Simedes (5)^d
• G(r)a(mmateus) boulas^d
• Eponymous patronomos^abc, AD 110/1

Πολύευκ[τος] (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 127
• Agoranom[os]

Πολύ[ε]υκτος (4)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 752
• Gravemarker with a relief of a youth in a toga

Πολύευκτος (5 = 2, q. v.)

II AD

Πολύ[ευκτος] (6)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 609
• Father of C. Ju(lius) Agathokles (13)

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλιος Πολύευκτος (7)

MID II AD

• Rizakis 499 (suggests identification of some of the different Polyeuktos’s);
• IG V 1. 283^a, 507^b, 607^c
• Husband of Julia Apatarion^c
• Father of Julia —^c and C. Julius Seimedes (2)^b
• Father-in-law of Ti. Claudius Damokrates (2)^c and Memmia
• Eurybanassa (2)^b
• Grandfather of Claudia Neikion (1)^c (and Ti. Claudius Polyeuktos <8>^a)

(Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος) Πολύευκτος (8)

II AD

• Rizakis 313 (Stemma IX); IG V 1. 283
• (Grandson of C. Julius Polyeuktos <7>)
• Father of Ti. Claudius Sosikrates (4)

Πολυκλῆς

MID V BC

• Poralla 629; Olymp 315 (Ol 85 = 440); Pausanias VI 1.7
• With the nickname Πολύχαλκος he won with his horses in Olympia and
• at the Pythian, Isthmian and Nemean games. He had a statue in Olympia
• that represented him with his two little sons.

Πολυκλῆς (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 135
• Son of Gorgippos (11)
• Epimel[e]tes in the year of Damares (6)

Πολυκλῆς (2)

REIGN OF DOMITIAN

• SEG XI 512
• Son of Philokrates (15)
• Ephor in the year of C. Julius Kleandros (5), AD 99/100

Πολυκλῆς (3)

I BC

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

Πολυκλῆς (4)

• IG V 1. 859A-B
• Demosios Athanas

Πολυκλῆς (5)

I AD

• SEG XI 510
• Father of Kallikrates (25)

Πολυ[κ]λῆς (6)

• IG V 1. 661
• Father of Menippos (3)
• Great great grandfather of [Et]earchos (1)

Πολυκλείδας

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Andrias (3)
• Brother of {Ph}ilon (1)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Πολυκράτης (1)

• Athenaeus IV 139d-f; FGrH 588
• Lacedaemonian (?) writer

[Αὐρ(ήλιος)? Π]ολυκράτης (2)

II\III AD

• IGRR 4.1761
• Kibyrates b[ouleutes pe]ntathlos and Philadelpheu[s boule]utes
• Xystarches for life of the greater contests Deion A[leion] Philadelpheion and Lacedaemonian bouleutes and Athenian and Ephesian and Nikopolites and a citizen of many other poleis

Πολυκράτης

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

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

Πολυκρατίδας

BEFORE 330 BC

• [Poralla 604]; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica s. v.) 231f
• He was ambassador to the field commander of the Great King in an unknown time; when asked if he was representing Sparta or himself, he replied, if successful the state, if not, himself. (cf. 9, same story: Plutarch Lycurgus 25.7)

Πολυνίκης

I BC

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

Πολύνικος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 630; Xenophon Anabasis VII 6.1-7, 7. 12-17, 56
• In 400/399 he was sent to the Cyrus survivors in Thrace to enlist them for the war against Persia.

Πολύνικος (1)

• IG V 1. 1060
• Son of Aristonymo[s] (2)
• Name on a bronze band in the precinct of Apollo Hyperteleatas
• Lacedaemonian?

Πολύνικος (2)

I BC

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

Πολύνεικος (3)

MID II AD OR LATER

• IG V 1. 168
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Paseinos

[Πολ]ύξενος (1)

• SEG II 160
• Son of N— (2)
• Lacedaemo[nian pro]xenos of Gero[nthrae] for his services

Πολύξενος (2) ΠΙΣΒ

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 62^a; SEG XI 578 (Πολύσενος πισβ)^b
• Son of (Polyxenos <5>)^ab
• Bouagos^a
• Ephor in the year of Attic[us]^a, AD 133/4; grammateus boulas^b

Πολύξενος (3)

• IG V 1. 327
• Father of Alexikrate[s] (2)

Πολύξενος (4)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 92
• Father of Pankles

(Πολύξενος [5])

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 62; SEG XI 578
• Father of Polyxenos (2)

Πολυπείθης

VI\V BC

• Poralla 631; Olymp 195 (484 BC?); Pausanias VI 16.8
• Son of Kalliteles
• Victor of the Olympic games in the four–horse chariot race
• He dedicated his chariot there.

Πολυπείθης

MID IV AD

• Poralla 632; FDelph III 5. 19, 60
• A Lacedaemonian prostates of the naopoioi at Delphi in the time of the archon Theucharis, 355/4 BC

Πολυστρατίδας

BEFORE 330 BC

• [Poralla 604]; Plutarch Lycurgus 25.7
• He was ambassador to the field commander of the Great King in an unknown time; when asked if he was representing Sparta or himself, he replied, if successful the state, if not, himself. (cf. 9, same story: Plutarch Moralia <apophthegmata Laconica s. v.> 231f)

Πολυστρατίδας

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Father of Aristokles (9)

Πολύστρατος

EARLY I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Father of Polydamas (2)

Πολύτροπος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 633; Diodorus XV 62.1-2; Xenophon Hellenica VI 5.11
• Engaged Orchomenos at the head of a Lacedaemonian mercenary army in 369 and fell in a struggle against Lykomedes

Πολύφαντος

EARLY III BC

• SEG XI 412
• Son of Arkesi[laos] (3)
• [La]cedaemonian proxenos and thearodokos of Epidauria

Πολυφόντας

III BC

• Polybius IV 22.12
• One of the leaders of the pro-Macedonian faction in Sparta who fled to Philip V in 220 BC to avoid being murdered by members of the pro-Aetolian faction
• Πολύχαλκος, a nickname for Πολυκλῆς (Poralla 629)

Πολύχαρμος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 634; Xenophon Hellenica V 2.41
• Hipparch in the army of Teleutias before Olynthos in 382

Πολύχαρμος

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159
• Neaniskos, ca. AD 190-200
• Πομπηία Πώλλα (2)

[Πο]μπήιος (1)

• IG V 1. 1501
• Patron[omos]
• Laconian? Messenian?

Πομπήιος (2)

• Rizakis 615; IG V 1. 84
• Eponymous patronomos

Σέ[κστος Πομ]πήιος — (3)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 617; IG V 1. 54; Bradford Chiron 10, 1980, 415-6
• Eponymous patronomos {= Brasidas (4), Theoxenos (4), or
• Onasikrates (1)?}

[Μᾶρκ?]ος Πομπήιος (4)

• Rizakis 616; IG V 1. 787 (—ον Πονπήιον [τὸ]ν ἥρωα ⁄ [Πονπ]ηίου
• Μάρκου θρέντον)
• Thre{p}tos of M. [Pomp]eius (5)

Μᾶρκος [Πομπ]ήιος (5)

• Rizakis 628; IG V 1. 787
• [M.] Pompeius (4) was his thre{p}tos
• Πομ(πήιος) [Ἀρ]ιστοτέλης (3)
• Σέκ(στος) Π[ομ(πήιος)] Βρασίδας (3)
• Σέξ(τος) Πομ(πήιος) Γόργιππος (4)
• Σέκ(στος) Π[ομπήι]ος Δαμαίνετος (2)
• Σέξ(τος) Πομπήιος Δαμάρης (11)
• Σέκ(στος) Πομ(πήιος) Ἐπίκτας (2)
• Σέ[κ(στος) Πο]ν(πήιος) Εὔδαμος (14)
• Σέκ(στος) Πομ(πήιος) Θεόξενος (4)
• (Σέκστος Πομπήιος) Θεόξενος (8)
• [Σ]έκστο[ς Πομπήιος] Μηνοφά[νη]ς
• Σέκστος Πομπήιος Ὀνασικράτης (1)
• Π(ο)μ(πήιος) Πάνθηρ
• Πομ[πήι]ος Περικλῆς (4)
• Σέκ(στος) Πομ(πήιος) Σπάταλος
• Σέ{ξ}(τος) Πο(μπήιος) Οὐλπιανὸς Σωσικράτης (12)
• Πονπονία Καλλ{ι}στονείκη (2)
• (Πομπωνία) Καλλιστονείκη (4) ἡ καὶ Ἀρέτη
• Γά(ιος) Πομπώνιος Ἆγις (2)
• Γά(ιος) Πομπώνιος Ἄλκαστος (3)
• (Γάιος Πομπώνιος) Ἄλκαστος (4)
• [Γά(ιος) Π]ομπώνιος Ἀριστέας (2)
• (Γάιος Πομπώνιος) Ἀριστ[έ]ας (6)
• Σέκ(στος) Πομ(πώνιος) Ἱλαριανός
• Πομ(π)ώ(νιος) Πανθάλης (1) ὁ καὶ Ἀριστοκλῆς
• Γάιος Πομπώ(νιος) Πανθάλης (2) Διογένης Ἀριστέας
• [Γάιο]ς Πόρκιο[ς] —
• IG V 1. 172, 173, see [Μᾶρκ]{ο}ς Πόρκιο[ς Λογ]γεῖνος (4)

Ποσίδιππος

I BC

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

Ποσειδώνιος

VI\V BC

• Poralla 635; Herodotus IX 71, 85
• He fell in 479 at Plataea before he was thirty years old

Ποσειδώνιος

EARLY III AD

• IG V 1. 572
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Damokrates (15)
• Grandfather of Aur(elia) Damokratia (2) and Aur(elia) Onasiphoris

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ποτάμων

AFTER AD 211

• Rizakis 176 (AD 212 or later); IG V 1. 170
• Son of Paramonos (2)
• Synarch of the gynaikonomia in the year of Sex. Pom(peius) Theoxenos (4)
• Ποτθηνατὰς, see Φιλοδέσποτος (1) Σῦρος

Πούρχλα

• Rizakias 658; IG V 1. 259 (i.e., Pulchra?)
• (Mother) of Kallikrates (11)
• (Wife) of Euryk[rates] (1)

Πράξανδρος

MYTHICAL TIMES

• Poralla 636; Strabo XIV 682; Tzetzes ad Lycophron 586
• Was supposed to have wandered to Cyprus and there founded Lapathos

Πραξίας

II\I BC

• IG VII 417
• Son of Herogeiton
• L[acedaemonian?]
• Victor in the chariot race of the Roman games held at Oropus to celebrate Sulla's victory, ca. 85 BC

[Π]ραξίβιος

V BC

• Poralla 637; IG V 1. 1135
• An inscription of the fifth century found in Geronthrai

ΓΑ Πραξιμένης

I BC

• Rizakis 205; IG V 1. 96 {9 = Γά(ιος) or Γα(βίννιος)?}
• [Gerousias or member of the Taenarian cult]

Πραξῖνος

VI BC

• Orthia 368-9, 169.12-13
• Name on two reliefs, one of a ship with sail set, the other of a woman

Πραξίτας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 638; Xenophon Hellenica IV 4.7-13
• Polemarch of a mora stationed in Sicyon in 393

Λο(ύκιος) Ἀπρώνιος Πρασιμένης (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 37; SEG XI 559
• Son of (Prasimenes <2>)
• (The name “should be” spelled Πραξιμένης. The Ξ could have been
• miscut or, on the other hand, who are we to tell the Spartans how to spell
• their names?)
• Gerousias in the year of C. Ju(lius) Agesilaos (4), AD 90/1-95/6

(Πρασιμένης [2])

I AD

• SEG XI 559
• Father of L. Apronius Prasimenes (1)
• Πρασίων, see Πρατίων (1)

Πράσων

48-31 BC

• Grunauer, p. 53 (emission mark 28 ), Gruppe XVII (43-31 BC), Serie 16, Tafel 13, Gruppe XXII (35-31 BC), Serie 4, Tafel 18 (PRA on obverse) suggests that the name should be Prasion (q.v.)
• Name on a coin—perhaps the mint official but more likely the holder of an office, gerousias, ephor, or eponymous patronomos

Γ(άιος) Ἰού(λιος) Πρατ.το--

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• Rizakis 500; SEG XI 541 (= Πρατ[ό]<το>[νικος] [20]?)
• Eponymous patronomos

Μᾶρκος [Α]ὐρήλιος [Πρ]ατέας (1)

MID III AD

• Rizakis 177 ([Κρ]ατέας?); IG V 1. 314
• Son of Tyran[nos]
• [Boa]gos mikkichizome[no]n
• Victor of the [k]asseratoris in the year of M. Aure[li]us Euporos (4)
• Dedication to Artemis Ortheia

Πρατέας (2)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 794
• Gravemarker with relief of a man, clothed in a chiton and pallium, and carrying a sword and spear (i.e, for the Parthian campaigns?)

Πρατέ(ας) (3)

• IG V 1. 860
• Damosios Athanas

Πρατέας (4)

• IG V 1. 156b (name preceded by —.HΣ)
• Demosios

Πρατιάδας

• IG V 1. 268
• Son of Ariston (15)
• Victor of the boys' keteuon in the eubalkes and kynaget[as]

Πρατίων (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 913 (Πρασίων); SEG XI 876
• Damosios skanothekas in the year of Kallikrates (33)

Πρατ[ίων] (2)

• SEG XI 881 (retrograde)
• Ergonas past[ados]

Πρατόδαμος

MID V BC

• Poralla 639; Thucydides II 67 (some ms: Στρατόδημος)
• A Spartiate
• He travelled in 430 as ambassador to Persia but was captured in Thrace by Sadokos, handed over to Athens and there executed.

Πρατόλας (1)

• IG V 1. 519 (joined to 582, cf. SEG XI 811)
• Son of Memmia Ageta (2)
• Brother of Antipa[tros] (2)
• Paid for a memorial to his mother

Πρατόλας (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93 (Κρατίδας)^a, 141^b, 142^c, 143^d, 209^e, 211 ^f, 263^g
• Son of Aristotimos (4)^af
• Father of Deximachos (2)^be and Sidektas (4)^[c]e
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)^a; member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)^f
• Eponymous patronomos^dg

Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος Πρατόλαος (3)

II AD

• Rizakis 314 (Stemmata I, II, VI); IG V 1. 497^a, 498 ^b, 526^c, 589^d;
• SEG XI 683^e
• Son of Brasidas (2)^ab
• Father of Claudia Damostheneia (3)^ad and Ti. Claudius Aelius Pratolaos (11) ho kai Damokratidas^a
• Grandfather of Ti. Claudius Pratolaos (10) [ho] kai Damokratidas^d
• He owned the slave Aphrodeisios (6)^e
• He paid for a memorial to a friend, M. Aur(elius) Agathos.^c
• Aristopoliteutes according to law^b
• Subject of honorary decrees for counseling well and for the execution "with irreproachable attention to duty and generosity in the liturgy" of the office of agoranomos of the roads^a

Πόπ(λιος) Μέμ(μιος) Πρατόλαος (4) ὁ καὶ Ἀριστοκλῆς

II\III AD

• Rizakis 577; IG V 1. 311^a, 541^b, 542^c, 543^d, 544 ^e, 547^f, 592^g
• Son of Damares (16)^bcdef
• Husband of Clau(dia) Longina (1)^fg
• Father of Memmia Longina (2)^f and P. Mem(mius) Damares (4)^f
• Father-in-law of Pompo(nius) Pantha[les] (2) Diogenes Aristeas^f
• He, his wife, and his son paid for three statues to his son-in-law, Pomponius Panthales Diogenes Aristeas^f.
• The contestants, the aleiptai, and those epi ta ethe honored him as the most worthy man for his patronage of the Lycurgan code and for his reverence and honor towards themselves^cd.
• Aristopoliteutes^bcef
• When he was patronomos he was created epimeletes of the office of the patronomia for the god Lykourgos (1) IV^abc
• He received that duty the first and only time he was patronomos and he was made epimeletes by the illustrious council and the holy demos^c with the concurrence of the illustrious consular corrector Egnatius Proclus^b.
• His synarchoi honored him when he was patronomos^e.

Πρατόλας (5)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 209
• Son of Deximachos (2)
• One of hoi sitethentes in the year of Nikok[le]s (7)

Πρατόλας (6)

I AD

• IG V 1. 644 (9—)^a; SEG XI 605^b
• Son of [Dexi]machos (13)^a
• Father of Deximachos (3)^b

Πόπ(λιος) Μέμ(μιος) Πρατόλας (7)

I AD

• Rizakis 574; IG V 1. 53 (Δεσιμάχου)^a, [54]^b, 580 (ΠΟ ΗΡΑΙΟΛΑΣ )^c;
• IV² 1. 86^d; [SEG XI 847]^e
• Son of Deximachos (14)^abe
• Father of Me(mmia) Timosthenis (2)^cd (and P. Memmius Deximachos <4>?)
• Husband of Me(mmia) Pasich[arei]a^cd
• "Descendant of [Perseus and Herakles]"^e
• "The [thirty]-ninth generation from the Dioscuri"^e
• Ephor in the year of Kallikrates (26) Rufi^ab, AD 151/2

Π(όπλιος) Μέμμιος Πρατόλαος (8) Δέξστρος

I\II AD

• Rizakis 576; IG V 1. 32B^a, (57, an error for [Πεῖ]ος <2>), 58 (—λάου
• = [Ἀγησι]λάου <4>?)^b, 101^c, 117 ^d, 233^e, 537^f; SEG XI 518^g,
• 572^h; Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #14, plate 78A ([Πρα]τόλας)ⁱ
• Son of P. Memmius Deximachos (4)^ci
• Father of P. Memmius Deximachos (5)^f
• Grandfather of P. Memmius Mnason (1) and P. Memmius Pratolaos (9)^f
• Priest of the Dioscuri^e
• ("The forty-first generation from the Dioscuri")^f
• He, together with Volusena Olympicha (2), priestess of the Dioscuri, dedicated a gift of felt to the Dioscuri from their own resources.^e
• [Philocae]sar; [gerousias]^h; presbys of ephors in the year of C. Julius [Agatho]kles (23)^g, AD 165/6 or later
• Eponymous patronomos^abcd

(Πόπλιος) Μέμμιος Πρατόλαος (9)

II AD

• Rizakis 573; IG V 1. 537
• Son of P. Mem(mius) Deximachos (5)
• Grandson of Pratolaos (8)
• Brother of (P.) Memmius Mnason (1)
• ("Forty-third generation from the Dioscuri")
• Raised a memorial to his father

Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύ(διος) Πρατόλαος (10) [ὁ] καὶ Δαμοκρατίδας

II\III AD

• Rizakis 315 (Stemmata I, II, VI); IG V 1. 589
• Son of (Ti. Claudius) Euda[mos] (18) and Clau(dia) Damostheneia (3)
• Grandson (through Damostheneia) of (Claudius) [P]ratolaos (3)
• (Nephew of Ti. Claudius Aelius Pratolaos <11> ho kai Damokratidas)
• (Great grandson of Brasidas <2>)
• Paid for a memorial to his mother, Clau(dia) Damostheneia

Τιβέριος Κλαύδιος Αἴλιος Πρατόλαος (11) ὁ καὶ Δαμοκρατίδας

END II AD

• Rizakis 251 (Stemmata II & VI); IG V 1. 497^a, 587^b
• Son of Ti. Clau(dius) Pratolao[s] (3)^a
• Grandson of Brasidas (2)^a and Pompeia Polla (2)^b
• Great grandson of Theoxenos (8)^b
• Brother of Claudia Damostheneia (3)^a
• He was, because of his descent, the priest of Karneios Boiketas, Karneios Dromaios, Poseidon Domateitos, Herakles Genarches, Kore, Temenios, the gods in Helos and the associated gods in the aforementioned temples.^a
• He and his sister paid for a memorial to their father^a and grandmother^b

(Πόπλιος Μέμμιος) [Πρα]τόλαος (12)

• IG V 1. 582
• Father of Memmia Ageta (2)

Πρατόλα[ος] (13)

I BC\I AD

• IG V 1. 374 (bilingual inscription: Greek/Latin)
• [Father of] C. Julius [ — De]ximachos (1)

Πρατομε[ν—]

• IG V 1. 180
• Name in a catalogue

[Πρατο]μηλίδα[ς] (1)

I AD

• SEG XI 829
• Son of —os
• Honored by the city
• Victor of the men's — at [Oly]mpia

Τι(βέριος) Κ[λ(αύδιος) Πρα]τομηλίδας

I\II AD

• Rizakis 316; Steinhauer, BSA 93 (1998), p 443-445, #13 (Plate 77b)
• “Also with them (i.e., the other synarchoi)” in a time of shortages
• Career: Tamias in the year of Per[ikles]
• Ag(ora)n[omos] in the year of Pratoneikos
• Epimeletes po(leos) [in the year of Neikip]pidas
• Priest in the year of Anonymus
• [Nomophylax?] in the year of Pasikrates (last office in career)

Πρατομηλίδας (2)

I AD

• A. M. Woodward, BSA XXVI (1925) 168, C6, C7
• Father of Ti. Claudius Neolas (4)

[Τιβ(έριος) Κλαύδιο?]ς Πρατομηλίδας (3)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 563^a, 775 ^b (= Orthia 362, 150)
• Father of E[u]dokimos (5)^a[b]

Πρατονικία (1)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 751
• Grave Hermes

[Π]ρατονικία (2)

• IG V 1. 227
• Dedication to Aphrodite

Πρατόνικος

MID IV BC

• Poralla 640; FDelph III 5. 48 I 21; 50 II 31 (Π…όνικο.); [57 B 15; 58, 26-27; 92 A 26 (--όνικος)
• One of the Delphian officials of the naopoioi under the archon Damochares in 338/37

Πρατ[όνικος] (1)

I BC

• IG V 1. 326
• Son of [A]bolet[os]
• [Boagos] in the year of Dam[onikidas] (4)

Πρατόνικος (2)

I BC

• IG V 1. 133
• Son of Architeles
• Synarch of the epimeletes in the year of Soixiadas (2)

Πρατόνικος (3)

I BC

• IG V 1. 212
• Son of Damonikidas (11)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)

Πρατόνικος (4)

I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Son of Dio—
• Gerousias in the year of A.... (5)

Π[ρ]ατόνεικος (5)

I\II AD

• [IG V 1. 193 (cf. SEG XI 637)]^a; SEG XI 537A^b
• Son of Ennychos^ab
• Name in a catalogue [of gerontes]^a; [presbys of nom]ophylakes in the year of C. Ju(lius) Charix[enos] (7)^b, AD 90/1-92/3

Πρατόνικος (6)

I BC

• IG V 1. 48^a, 93^b, 212^c
• Son of Epistratos (3)^ac
• Father of [Epistratos (1)?]^b
• Herald of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)^c
• Patronomos^a

Πρατόνεικος (7)

I AD AFTER 41

• IG V 1. 20b
• Son of Eudamos (37)
• Nomophylax [in the year of Menekles, AD 96/7]

Πρατόνεικος (8)

ROMAN PERIOD

• IG V 1. 750
• Son of Eukleidas (7)
• Father of an unspecified number of children
• Gravemarker

Πρατόνικος (9)

MID I BC

• IG V 1. 211
• Son of Kallikrates (65)
• Member of the cult of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristokratidas (1)

Πρατό<υ>νικο{ς} (10)

I\II AD

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

Πρατόνικος (11)

I BC

• IG V 1. 93 (ΠΡATOMOΛOΣ)^a, 212^b
• Son of Lysimachos (5)^ab
• Chanter of Poseidon of Taenarum in the year of Aristomachos (3)^b
• Gerousias in the year of Serippos (3)^a

Πρατόνικος

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

• Steinhauer, BSA 93, pp. 427-447, #1, plate 71a
• Son of Polykrates
• Eponymous patronomos

Πρατόνικος (12)

I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Son of Pratonikos (23)
• [Hierothytes]

Πρατόνικος (13)

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 611
• Son of (Pratonikos <24>)
• Presbys of bideoi in the year of Lysimachos (1), AD 102/3

Πρατόνεικος (14)

I\II AD

• SEG XI 512
• Son of Seiteimos (6)
• Ephor in the year of C. Julius Kleandros (5), AD 99/100

Πρατόνικος (15)

REIGN OF VESPASIAN

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

Πρατόνικος (16)

IV\III BC

• (Poralla 640); FDelph III 5. 48I line 21, 50II line 31, 57B line 15, 58 lines 26/7, 92A line 26
• Lacedaemonian
• Naopoios at Delphi

Πρατόνικος (17)

I BC

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

Πρατόνικος (18)

I BC

• IG V 1. 209 (ἐξ Περφίλας)
• (Freedman) of Perphila
• Klostas in the year of Nikok[le]s (7)

Πρ[α]τόν[ικος] (19)

• SEG XI 560
• Gerousias

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλ(ιος) Πρατόνικος (20)

II AD

• Rizakis 500; IG V 1. 40^a, 42 (cf. SEG XI 484)^b, 66 (—νείκῳ)^c, 123^d,
• 298^e; SEG XI 490^f
• Anonymus (Fragment 148) kas(en) to him^c
• Eponymous patronomos^abdef, AD 107/8

Πρατόνεικο(ς)

I\II AD

• Steinhauer, BSA 93 (1998), p 443-445, #13 (Plate 77b)
• Eponymous patronomos

[Πρ]ατόνεικ[ος] (21)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 115 (cf. SEG XI 592)
• [Patronomos or bideos?]

Πρατόνικος

REIGN OF AUGUSTUS

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

Πρατόνικος (22)

I BC

• IG V 1. 206
• Father of Onasi[kl]es (1)

Πρατόνικος (23)

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 142
• Father of Pratonikos (12)

(Πρατόνικος [24])

I AD

• SEG XI 611
• Father of Pratonikos (13)

Πρατόνικος (25)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 46 (cf. SEG XI 487); SEG XI 530
• Father of [Pra]tylos (1)

Πρατόνεικος (26)

I AD

• IG V 1. 153^a; SEG XI 514^b, 559^c, 560^d, 593^e
• Father of Seiteimos (3)^a[b]c[d]e

Πρατόνε[ικος] (27)

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 128
• Father of Anonymus (Fragment 108)

« Πρατόνεικος (28) »

I AD

• IG V 1. 20b (cf. SEG XI 565)
• Father of Ti. Claudius Harmoneikos (2)
• {An error for Πλειστόξενος <2>}

[Πρα]τύλος (1)

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 46 (cf. SEG XI 487)^a; SEG XI 530^b
• Son of Pratonikos (25)^ab
• [Ger]ousias in the year of Julius [Pa]nthales (3)^a, AD 162/3
• P[resbys] of eph(ors) in the year of Cl(audius) Brasidas (2)^ab, AD 164/5
• [N]o(mophylax—presbys?) in the year of Ju(lius) Agatho[kl]es (23)^a, AD 165/6 or later
• Gramma[te]us boulas in the year of M. Aristokra[te]s (13) Firmi^a, AD 166/7 or later

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Πρατύλο[ς] (2)

EARLY III AD

• Rizakis 178 (AD 212 or later); IG V 1. 684 (cf. SEG XI 844b, addenda
• et corrigenda)
• {Grandson of [Pra]tylos <1>}
• Sph[aireus] of the [Cynosu]rian obe

Πρευκλητία

MID II AD

• IG V 1. 116; SEG XI 590 ("a highly improbable name"); SEG LV
• (2005) 474 (reports the suggestion of a verbal adjective πρ<ο>ευκλη-
• τ[ι]ά from an unattested †προευκαλέω)
• Priestess
• "Hearth and daughter of the city"

Πριανθίς

ARCHAIC

• Poralla 641; IG V 1. 226
• Dedicatory inscription from the archaic period on a brass cup

[Πρ]είμα

• Rizakis 653; IG V 1. 228
• Daughter of Tryphe[ros] (3)
• Dedication to [Deme]ter

Πρῖμος

I\II AD

• Rizakis 654; IG V 1. 277
• Son of Nereus
• Kasen to Menekles (5)
• Victor of the moa in the year of S«i»osinikos (5)
• Victor of the kelea in the year of Eudamos (23)
• Dedication to Artemis Ortheia

Πρινητάδας

VI BC?

• Poralla 642; Herodotus V 41
• Son of Demarmenos
• Father of the second wife of king Anaxandridas
• Through his brother Chilon he was also related (through marriage) with the other royal house
• He probably belonged to the noble house of the wise Chilon.

Προάγορος

II BC

• IG V 2. 460
• Son of Diaios
• Statue base: " . . . of all Greece. I am Proagoros, son of Diaios of good blood, who won the crown three times from my rivals. Megalopolis bore me, Sparta nursed me—my two fatherlands—glorious virtue for me."

Πρόθοος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 643; Xenophon Hellenica VI 4.2; Plutarch Agesilaus 28
• A Spartiate who in 371 probably in his office as ephor delayed the recall of Kleombrotos from Phocis

Προκλῆς

MYTHICAL TIMES

• Poralla 644; Herodotus IV 147, VI 52, VIII 131; Plutarch Lycurgus 1; Pausanias IV 3.4; Nepos Agesilaus 1; Athenaeus XI 463b
• First Spartan king
• Son of Aristodemos
• Father of Eurypon (who gave his name to the Eurypontid royal family)
• According to another genealogy (Plutarch), he was the father of Soos and grandfather of Eurypon.
• As Prokles was not of age at the beginning of his reign Theras was supposed to have been regent for him.

Προκλῆς

V\IV BC

• Poralla 645; Xenophon Hellenica III 1.6; Anabasis II 1.3, VII 8.17
• Descendant, perhaps great grandson of the deposed king Damaratos
• With his brother Eurysthenes he ruled over Pergamum, Teuthrania, and Halisarna in 400/399.

Προκλῆς

IV BC

• Poralla 646; Sextus Empiricus adversus mathematicos I 258
• Descendant of Damaratos
• Husband of Pythias, the daughter of the philosopher Aristotle
• Father (with her) of two sons, Prokles and Damaratos

Προκλῆς

END IV BC

• Poralla 647; Sextus Empiricus adversus mathematicos I 258
• Son of Prokles (646)
• Brother of Damaratos

Γά(ιος) Ἰούλιος Πρόκλος

MID II AD

• Rizakis 501; SEG XI 585
• Gerousias in the year of Biadas, AD 153/4, {and Sejanus}

Προλύτα

IV BC

• Poralla 648; Plutarch Agesilaus 19; Xenophon Hellenica VII 4.23
• Daughter of Agesilaos II and Kleora
• Sister of Archidamos III
• Wife, or sister in law, of Chilon

Πρόμαχος

IV BC

• SEG XII 193
• Father of Plangon (who died shortly after 347 BC)

Πρυαῖος

END V BC

• Poralla 649; IG V 1. 1231
• Witness in a dedicatory inscription from Taenarum of the Epirote Aischrion in the time of the ephor Hagesistratos, 427/6

Πρύτανις

LYCURGAN AGE

• Poralla 650; Herodotus VIII 131
• King from the house of the Eurypontids
• Son of Eurypon
• Father of Polydektes
• In the Lycurgan tradition he became the father also of Eunomos.

Πρωτίων (1)

• IG V 1. 149
• Mageiros

Πρ{ω}τ{ί}ων (2)

END II AD

• IG V 1. 159 (Πρότων)
• Neaniskos, ca. AD 190-200

Πυθαγόρας

END VIII BC

• Poralla 651; Olymp 18; Africanus in Eusebius I 196; Dionysius Halicarnassus II 58; Plutarch Numa 1
• A Spartiate
• Victor of the stadion in Ol 16 = 716 at the Olympic games
• He is supposed to have advised the Roman king Numa in his lawgiving (which is an attempt to make sense of the story that the philosopher Pythagoras advised king Numa).

Πυθαγόρας

END V BC

• Poralla 651a; Xenophon Anabasis I 2.21
• Probably a pseudonym for Samios, the nauarch of the year 402/1, cf. Samios (Poralla 659)

Πυθαγόρας

III\II BC

• Livy XXXIV 25.5^a, 29.14^b, 30.4^c, 32.11^d, 39^e, 40-41^f; XXXV 29.12^g
• Brother of Apia {Apega}, the wife of Nabis^a
• Son-in-law of Nabis^ad
• He commanded the garrison in Argos, 195 BC, until he was forced to withdraw under pressure from the Romans^abd.
• During an assault on Sparta by the Roman army, he commanded the Lacedaemonian troops and repulsed the assault^e.
• He acted as envoy between Nabis and the Roman commander, Flamininus^cf.
• He commanded Lacedaemonian troops against Philopoemen, general of the Achaean League, 192 BC^g
• Nothing is known of him after 192 BC (the year of Nabis' death).

[Πυ]θάνγελος

LATE II AD

• IG V 1. 78 (+75a + 81, cf. SEG XI 555)
• Son of Damokrates (35)
• Nomophylax in the year of Me(mmius) [Longinus (1)?]

Πύθικος

I\II AD

• IG V 1. 66 (cf. SEG XI 524), 73
• Father of ......krates (Fragment 109)

Πυθίων

I AD

• IG V 1. 1315
• [Father] of Philostratos (5)

Πύρριχος

MYTHICAL TIMES

• Poralla 652; Aristoxenos in Athenaeus XIV 630e
• The mythical creator of the Laconian weapons’ dance, the Pyrrhiche

Πύρρος (1)

II AD

• Rizakis 709; IG V 1. 503^a, 504^b { = Π(όπλιος) Οὔ(λπιος) or Γ(άιος)
• Ἰού(λιος)?}
• Son of Kallikrates (66)^ab
• High priest of the emperor and his divine ancestors^ab
• Philocaesar^ab; patriot^b
• Agoranomos for life^b
• Aristopoliteutes for life^b
• Presbys of the synarchia twice^b
• He paid for a memorial to Ti. Cl(audius) Montanus ho kai Hesychios^b

Πύρρ[ος] (2)

MID II AD OR LATER

• SEG XI 806
• Father of M. Aurelius Xenarchidas (2)

Κλα(υδία) Πώλλα (1)

II AD?

• Rizakis 228 (MID III AD – Stemmata I, VI, X, XI); IG V 1. 602
• Daughter of Eudamos (36)
• Wife of Arist[e]as (6)
• Mother of Pomponia Kall{i}stoneike (2)
• Axiologo[ta]te and sophronestate
• Paid for a memorial to her daughter

Πομπηία Πώλλα (2)

II AD

• Rizakis 613 (distinguishes the “Polla” of 464 from the “Polla” of 587);
• IG V 1. 464^a, 587^b
• Daughter of Theoxenos (8) = (4)^ab
• Sister of Sex. Pompeius Theoxenos (5) and Menophanes^a
• Grandmother of Ti. Claudius Aelius Pratolaos (11) ho kai Damokratidas and Claudia Damostheneia (3)^b
• Archeis and theoros for life of the holiest contest of the Hyakinthians^b
• Subject of an honorary decree for her moderation and piety and other womanly virtues^b

Πωλλίων (1)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 611; IG V 1. 62^a, [107]^b; [SEG XI 606]^c
• Son of Isochrysos (3)^abc
• [Bidyos]^c; [gerousias]^b
• P[resbys] of ephors in the year of Attic[us], AD 133/4^a

Πωλλίων (2)

I\II AD

• Rizakis 612; IG V 1. 97 (cf. SEG XI 564b)^a; SEG XI 510^b, 535^c,
• 564 (Πολλίων)^d
• Son of Rufus (6)^abcd
• Ephor in the year of Spartiatikos (5)^b
• G(rammateus) b(oulas) in the year of C. Ju(lius) Philoklidas (3)^ad, AD 91/2- 95/6
• [Presbys of] nomophy[l]akes^c

Πωλλίων (3)

EARLY II AD

• Rizakis 610; IG V 1. 114; SEG XI 516, 543
• Father of Agippos (1)

Πῶλος

V\IV BC

• Poralla 653; Xenophon Anabasis VII 2.5
• Nauarch of the year 400/399