Apollodor
Apollodoros (ancient Greek Ἀπολλόδωρος Apollódoros , Latinized Apollodorus , German also Apollodor ) was a common Greek name in ancient times.
Well-known namesake
Politician
- Apollodor (politician from Athens) (394/393 – after 343 BC), politician of the 4th century BC. In Athens
- Apollodor (politician from Delos) († after 286 BC), politician of the 3rd century BC From Delos
- Apollodor of Cassandreia († 276 BC), tyrant of Cassandreia (279–276 BC)
- Apollodor (Epistratege) (before 131 – after 124 BC), politician of the 2nd century BC In Thebes
Writers and philologists
- Apollodor von Pergamon , rhetorician from Pergamon
- Apollodor of Tarsus , tragedian
- Apollodor von Artemita , historian, wrote a history of the Parthians in the first century BC
- Apollodor of Athens (writer) († after 120/119 BC), grammarian from the second half of the 2nd century BC He was falsely identified as the author of the library of Apollodorus
- Apollodor von Gela (342–290 BC), comedy poet
- Apollodor von Karystos (3rd century BC), comedy poet
- Apollodorus of Cyrene , grammarian
Philosophers
- Apollodor von Phaleron (around 434 – after 399 BC), philosopher from the circle of Socrates
- Apollodor of Cyzicus , philosopher of atomism
- Apollodorus of Seleukeia , disciple of Diogenes of Babylon
- Apollodor Kepotyrannos , Epicurean
- Apollodorus (Stoic) , student of Antipater
Artists, artisans and technicians
- Apollodor (bronze sculptor) , bronze sculptor from Athens
- Apollodorus of Athens (architect) , architect from Athens
- Apollodor von Athen (painter) , painter in the 2nd half of the 5th century BC. Chr.
- Apollodor of Damascus (around 65– 130), the most important architect of the Roman Empire
- Apollodorus (5th century BC) , sculptor
- Apollodorus (2nd century BC) , sculptor
- Apollodoros (vase painter) , Attic vase painter
Further
- Apollodorus (servant of Cleopatra) , said to Cleopatra VII. 48 BC. In the palace of Alexandria to Caesar
- Apollodoros (medic) , doctor and Iologist at the time of Ptolemy I (around 320 BC), Alexandria