Cleomenes

Kleomenes is a Greek male given name.

Origin and meaning

Ancient Greek Κλεομένης

The name is of ancient Greek origin and means the one who remains rich in fame .

variants

• Latin : Cleomenes

Well-known namesake

Kings of Sparta

• Cleomenes I ( 520 - 490 BC )
• Cleomenes II. ( 370 - . 309 BC. )
• Cleomenes III. ( 236 BC - 219 BC )

Other people

• Cleomenes (military leader) , a Spartan military leader (5th century BC)
• Cleomenes (Boiotarch) , a Boiotarch in the time of Alexander the Great
• Cleomenes of Naukratis , a Greek administrator (4th century BC)
• Cleomenes (son of Cleombrotos) , bodyguard of Agesipolis III. (3rd century BC)
• Cleomenes (singer) , a Greek rhapsodist
• Cleomenes of Rhegion , a Greek poet
• Kleomenes (philosopher) , a Cynical philosopher
• Kleomenes (commentator) , a Greek commentator on the works of Homer and Hesiod
• Cleomenes (architect) , a Greek architect (?) (6th century BC)
• Cleomenes (medic) , a Greek physician (1st century AD)
• Cleomenes (Sculptor I) (2nd / 1st century BC), Greek sculptor from Athens
• Cleomenes (Sculptor II) (1st century BC), Greek sculptor from Athens
• Cleomenes (Sculptor III) (1st century BC), Greek sculptor from
• Cleomenes , a character in Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale