List of winners of the Ancient Olympic Games

Antique list of Olympic champions of the 75th to 78th and 81st to 83rd Olympic Games (480–468 and 456–448 BC) in Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222

The list of winners of the ancient Olympic Games lists the known winners of individual competitions, sorted by year, name and competition. The numbering of the Olympic Games can only be valid in hindsight, because from 776 BC. BC to 724 BC There was only one competition, so that one cannot talk about games , but only after the introduction of the double stadium run. In principle, games can only be used from 708 BC onwards. With the introduction of the Pentathlon. Since the year 776 has become established in history, the list counts from this date.

The number of victory refers to the composition of Luigi Moretti . A (?) Question mark in front of the winner's name means that the year of victory is not certain.

Further explanations of abbreviations can be found under the keyword explanations .

So far, this list is based on Moretti's monograph from 1957; the two supplements to it have not been evaluated, so it is not complete.

There is also an alphabetical list of Olympic champions.

1st - 100th Olympic Games (776-380 BC)

1st - 13th Olympic Games (776–728 BC)

Up until the 13th Olympic Games, the stadium run was the only discipline. The race distance was about 192 meters, but varied greatly.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
1	Ol. 1	-776	Koroibos from Elis	Stadium run
2	Ol. 2	-772	Antimachus of Dispontio	Stadium run
3	Ol. 3	-768	Androclus of Messenia	Stadium run
4th	Ol. 4	-764	Polychares of Messenia	Stadium run
5	Ol. 5	-760	Aeschines from Elis	Stadium run
6th	Ol. 6	-756	Oibotas from Dyme	Stadium run	Son of Oinias
7th	Ol. 7	-752	Daikles of Messenia	Stadium run	The first athlete to be crowned with an olive branch as a sign of victory
8th	Ol. 8	-748	Antiquities of Messenia	Stadium run
9	Ol. 9	-744	Xenodocus (Xenocles) of Messenia	Stadium run	In the following year the first Messenian war began.
10	Ol. 10	-740	Dotadas of Messenia	Stadium run
11	Ol. 11	-736	Leochares of Messenia	Stadium run
12	Ol. 12	-732	Oxythemis of Koroneia	Stadium run
13	Ol. 13	-728	Diocles of Corinth	Stadium run

14.-25. Olympic Games (724–680 BC)

From the 14th Olympic Games, further gymnastic disciplines (from the Greek gymnos = naked) were added to the stadium run. In 724 a double stadium run (Diaulos) was introduced as a further discipline, in 720 the long-distance run (Dolichos) followed, the distance being either 20 or 24 stadiums. The runners appeared naked for the first time at these games. In 708 wrestling and pentathlon competitions were added. In 688 fistfighting was introduced as a new competition . A chariot race with four horses was introduced as a new competition at the 25th Olympic Games .

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
14th	Ol. 14	-724	Dasmon of Corinth	Stadium run	Break. 4, 13, 7; at Afric. Desmon
15th	Ol. 14	-724	Hypenos from Elis	Diaulos	Break. 5, 8, 6; Philost. Pp. 140, 20; Afric.
16	Ol. 15	-720	Orhippos (or Orsippos) from Megara	Stadium run	Philostr. P. 142, 20
17th	Ol. 15	-720	Acanthos of Sparta	Dolichos	Philostr. P. 142, 20
18th	Ol. 16	-716	Pythagoras of Sparta	Stadium run	Dionysius of Halicarnassus 2, 58
19th	Ol. 17	-712	Polos of Epidaurus	Stadium run	Afric.
20th	Ol. 18	-708	Tellis of Sicyon	Stadium run	Afric.
21st	Ol. 18	-708	Lampis of Sparta	Pentathlon	Break. 5, 8, 7; Philostr. Pp. 142, 23; Afric.
22nd	Ol. 18	-708	Eurybatos of Sparta	Wrestling	Break. 5, 8, 7; Philostr. Pp. 142, 23; Afric.
23	Ol. 19	-704	Menos from Megara	Stadium run	Afric.
24	Ol. 20	-700	Atheradas of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
25th	Ol. 21	-696	Pantacles of Athens	Stadium run	First win. Afric. (see No. 26-27)
26 - 27	Ol. 22	-692	Pantacles of Athens	Stadium run - Diaulos	Second and third victory (see No. 25)
28	Ol. 23	-688	Icarus of Hyperesia	Stadium run	Break. 4, 15, 1 Ikarios at Afric.
29	Ol. 23	-688	Onomastus of Smyrna	Fist fight	Introduction of competition. Break. 5, 8, 7; Philostr. P. 142 24
30th	Ol. 24	-684	Cleoptolemus of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
31	Ol. 25	-684	Phanas of Messenia	Dolichos	Break. 4, 17, 9
32	Ol. 25	-680	Thalpis of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
33	Ol. 25	-680	Pagondas of Thebes	Tethrippon	The Tethrippon took place for the first time at these games. Break. 5, 8, 7, Afric. (there: Pagon )

26.-40. Olympic Games (676–620 BC)

Pankration and horse racing were introduced at the 33rd Games . Stadium running for boys and wrestling for boys were introduced at the 37th Olympic Games . Hipposthenes of Sparta was the first winner of wrestling for boys, after which he won this competition for men five times in a row from the 39th Olympic Games. For the 38th Games 628 there was also a pankration for boys and / or a pentathlon for boys only for these games.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
34	Ol. 26	-676	Callisthenes of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
35	Ol. 26	-676	Philombrotos of Sparta	Pentathlon	First victory, see also nos. 37, 41
36	Ol. 27	-672	Eurybates of Athens	Stadium run	Dionysius of Halicarnassus 3, 1, 3; Eurybotos at break . 2, 24, 7; Eurybos at Afric.
37	Ol. 27	-672	Philombrotos of Sparta	Pentathlon	Second victory, see also nos. 35, 41
38	Ol. 27	-672	Daippos of Croton	Fist fight	Afric.
39	Ol. 27	-672	Eleer from Dispontio	Tethrippon	First victory of a collective, similar to the victory of the Argives (nos. 207, 233)
40	Ol. 28	-668	Charmis of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
41	Ol. 28	-668	Philombrotos of Sparta	Pentathlon	Third victory, see also nos. 35, 37
42 - 43	Ol. 29	-664	Chionis of Sparta	Stadium run Diaulos	First and second wins, Afric.
44 - 45	Ol. 30	-660	Chionis of Sparta	Stadium run Diaulos	Third and fourth victory
46 - 47	Ol. 31	-656	Chionis of Sparta	Stadium run Diaulos	Fifth and sixth victory
48	Ol. 32	-652	Kratinos from Megara	Stadium run	Afric.
49	Ol. 32	-652	Komaios from Megara	Stadium run	Afric., Brother of Kratinos (No. 48)
50	Ol. 33	-648	Gylis of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
51	Ol. 33	-648	Lygdamis of Syracuse	Pankration	Break. 5, 8, 8; Philostr. Pp. 142, 32
52	Ol. 33	-648	Myron of Sicyon	Tethrippon	Break. 6, 19, 1
53	Ol. 33	-648	Krauxidas (Kraxilas) by Kannon	horse race	Break. 5, 8, 8
54	Ol. 34	-644	Stomas of Athens	Stadium run	Afric.
55	Ol. 35	-640	Sphairos of Sparta	Stadium run	Dionysius of Halicarnassus 3; Afric.
56	Ol. 35	-640	Cylon of Athens	Diaulos
57	Ol. 36	-636	Arytamas of Sparta	Stadium run
58	Ol. 36	-636	Phrynon of Athens	Pankration
59	Ol. 37	-632	Eurykleidas of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
60	Ol. 37	-632	Polynices of Elis	Stadium run for boys	Break. 5, 8, 9; Polynikes at Afric.
61	Ol. 37	-632	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling for boys	Break. 5, 8, 9; First victory, see nos. 66, 68, 70, 73, 75
62	Ol. 38	-628	Olyntheus of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric .; First victory, see # 67
63 - 64	Ol. 38	-628	Eutelidas of Sparta	Pentathlon for boys. Wrestling for boys	The two disciplines were held for the only time at these games. Break. 5, 9, 1; Afric .; Philostr. P. 144, 4
65	Ol. 39	-624	Rhipsolaos of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
66	Ol. 39	-624	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling	Second victory, see nos. 61, 68, 70, 73, 75
67	Ol. 40	-620	Olyntheus of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric., Second victory, see No. 62
68	Ol. 40	-620	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling	Third victory, see nos. 61, 66, 70, 73, 75

41st – 50th Olympic Games (616-580 BC)

The fist fight the boy was introduced to the 41st Olympics 616th At the 48th Olympic Games in 588, Pythagoras of Samos wanted to compete in the boys' competition first. He was excluded from this because he was ridiculed for being too effeminate. He then switched to the men's fist fight, in which he was the winner.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
69	Ol. 41	-616	Kleondas of Thebes	Stadium run	Afric; Cleonidas with Dionysius of Halicarnassus 3, 46
70	Ol. 41	-616	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling	Fourth victory, see nos. 61, 66, 68, 73, 75
71	Ol. 41	-616	Philytas (Philetas / Philotas) from Sybaris	Fist fight of the boys
72	Ol. 42	-612	Lycotas of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
73	Ol. 42	-612	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling	Fifth victory, see nos. 61, 66, 68, 70, 75
74	Ol. 43	-608	Cleon of Epidaurus	Stadium run	Afric.
75	Ol. 43	-608	Hipposthenes of Sparta	Wrestling	Sixth victory, see nos. 61, 66, 68, 70, 73
76	Ol. 44	-604	Gelon of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
77	Ol. 45	-600	Antiquity of Epidaurus	Stadium run	Afric.
78	Ol. 46	-596	Chrysamaxus of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
79	Ol. 46	-596	Polymestor of Miletus	Boys' stadium run
80	Ol. 47	-592	Eurycles of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
81	Ol. 47	-592	Alkmaion of Athens	Tethrippon
82 - 86	Ol. 44 - Ol. 48	-604	Hetoimocles of Sparta	Wrestling of the boys	Winner of five consecutive wrestling games. Son of Hipposthenes (nos. 61, 66, 68, 70, 73, 75), after Paus. 3, 13, 9 a statue was erected for him in Sparta.
87	Ol. 48	-588	Glaucias of Croton	Stadium run	Break. 10,7,4; Glykon at Afric.
88	Ol. 48	-588	Pythagoras of Samos	Fist fight	Son of the krat
89	Ol. 48	-588	[...] from Lenos	Unknown competition
90	Ol. 49	-584	Lycinos of Croton	Stadium run	Afric.
91	Ol. 50	-580	Epitelidas of Laconia	Stadium run	Diod. 5, 9, 2; Dionysius of Halicarnassus 4, 1; Afric.

51–60 Olympic Games (576-540 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
92	Ol. 51	-576	Eratosthenes of Croton	Stadium run	Afric.
93	Ol. 52	-572	Agis from Elis	Stadium run	Afric.
94	Ol. 52	-572	(?) Tisandros from Naxos in Sicily	Pankration	Son of Cleocritus
95	Ol. 52	-572	Arrhichion of Phigaleia	Pankration	Break. 8, 40, 1; Afric .; First Victory (No. 99, 102)
96	Ol. 52	-572	Kleisthenes of Sicyon	Tethrippon	Herod., 6,126
97	Ol. 53	-568	Hagnon of Peparethus	Stadium run	Afric.
98	Ol. 53	-568	Tisandros from Naxos in Sicily	Fist fight
99	Ol. 53	-568	Arrhichion of Phigaleia	Pankration	Afric .; second victory (nos. 95, 102)
100	Ol. 54	-564	Hippostratus of Croton	Stadium run	Afric; first victory, see no.104
101	Ol. 54	-564	Tisandros from Naxos in Sicily	Fist fight	Son of Cleocritus
102	Ol. 54	-564	Arrhichion of Phigaleia	Pankration	third victory (nos. 95, 99)
103	Ol. 54	-564	Callias of Athens	Tethrippon	Son of Phainippus
104	Ol. 55	-560	Hippostratus of Croton	Stadium run	Afric., Second victory, see no.100
105	Ol. 55	-560	Tisandros from Naxos in Sicily	Fist fight	Son of Cleocritus
106	Ol. 55	-560	(?) Miltiades of Athens	Tethrippon	Son of Kypselus
107	Ol. 56	-556	Phaedrus of Pharsalus	Stadium run	Afric.
108	Ol. 57	-552	Ladromos of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
109	Ol. 58	-548	Diognetus of Croton	Stadium run	Break. 10, 5, 13; Afric.
110	Ol. 58	-548	(?) Euagoras of Sparta	Tethrippon	Break. 6, 10, 8; first victory (nos. 113, 117)
111	Ol. 59	-544	Archilochus of Korkyra	Stadium run	Afric.
112	Ol. 59	-544	Praxidamas of Aigina	Fist fight
113	Ol. 59	-544	Euagoras of Sparta	Tethrippon	Second victory (No. 110, 117)
114	Ol. 60	-540	Apellaios from Elis	Stadium run	Afric.
115	Ol. 60	-540	Milon of Croton	Wrestling of the boys	Break. 6, 14, 5; Son of Diotimus, First Victory (n.122, 126, 129, 133, 139)
116	Ol. 60	-540	[Leo?] Kreon by Keos	Fist fight of the boys	Philostr. P. 144, 10;
117	Ol. 60	-540	(?) Euagoras of Sparta	Tethrippon	Third victory (No. 110, 113)

61-70. Olympic Games (536–500 BC)

For the 65th Olympic Games, the weapon race ( Hoplitodromos ) competition was introduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
118	Ol. 61	-536	Agatharchos of Corfu	Stadium run
119	Ol. 61	-536	Rhexibios from Opus	Pankration	Break. 6, 18, 7.
120	Ol. 61	-536	Kimon of Athens	Tethrippon	Son of Stesagoras
121	Ol. 62	-532	Eryxias (or Eryxidas) of Chalcis	Stadium run
122	Ol. 62	-532	Milon of Croton	Wrestling	Son of Diotimus, Second Victory (n.115, 126, 129, 133, 139)
123	Ol. 62	-532	(?) Eurymenes of Samos	in a heavy fight ( fistfight , wrestling, or pankration )
124	Ol. 62	-532	Peisistratos of Athens	Tethrippon
125	Ol. 63	-528	Parmenides by Kamarina	Stadium run
126	Ol. 63	-528	Milon of Croton	Wrestling	Son of Diotimos, Third Victory (n.115, 122, 129, 133, 139)
127	Ol. 63	-528	Kimon of Athens	Tethrippon
128	Ol. 64	-524	Menander of Thessaly	Stadium run
129	Ol. 64	-524	Milon of Croton	Wrestling	Son of Diotimus, Fourth Victory (n.115, 122, 126, 133, 139)
130 - 131	Ol. 65	-520	Anochus of Taras	Stadium run Diaulos	Son of Adamatas; Break. 6, 14, 11; Anochas at Afric.
132	Ol. 65	-520	Damaretos (Demaretos) from Heraia	Hoplitodromos
133	Ol. 65	-520	Milon of Croton	Wrestling	Son of Diotimus, Fifth Victory (n.115, 122, 126, 129, 133)
134	Ol. 65	-520	Glaucos of Karystos	Fist fight	Son of Demylos; Break. 6, 10, 1 ff.
135	Ol. 65	-520	(?) Philip of Croton	Unknown competition
136	Ol. 65	-520	[...] from Thebes	Tethrippon
137	Ol. 66	-516	Ischyros of Himera	Stadium run
138	Ol. 66	-516	Damaretos (Demaretos) from Heraia	Hoplitodromos
139	Ol. 66	-516	Milon of Croton	Wrestling	Son of Diotimus, Sixth Victory (n.115, 122, 129, 133, 139)
140	Ol. 66	-516	(?) Timasitheos of Delphi	Pankration
141	Ol. 66	-516	Cleosthenes of Epidamnos	Tethrippon
142	Ol. 67	-512	Phanas from Pellene	Stadium run
143	Ol. 67	-512	Phanas from Pellene	Diaulos
144	Ol. 67	-512	Phanas from Pellene	Hoplitodromos
145	Ol. 67	-512	(?) Timasitheos of Croton	Wrestling
146	Ol. 67	-512	Timasitheos of Delphi	Pankration
147	Ol. 67	-512	Pheidolas of Corinth	horse race
148	Ol. 68	-508	Isomachus of Croton	Stadium run
149	Ol. 68	-508	Calliteles of Sparta	Wrestling
150	Ol. 68	-508	Phrikias of Pelinna	Hoplitodromos
151	Ol. 68	-508	Gela pantaries	Tethrippon (?)
152	Ol. 68	-508	[...] of Corinth	horse race
153	Ol. 69	-504	Ischomachos (Isomachos) from Croton	Stadium run
154	Ol. 69	-504	Thessalus of Corinth	Diaulos
155	Ol. 69	-504	(?) Philon of Korkyra	Boys' stadium run
156	Ol. 69	-504	Phrikias of Pelinna	Hoplitodromos
157	Ol. 69	-504	Damaratus of Sparta	Tethrippon
158	Ol. 69	-504	Titas of [...]	Unknown competition
159	Ol. 70	-500	Nikeas from Opus	Stadium run
160	Ol. 70	-500	Akmatidas of Sparta	Pentathlon
161	Ol. 70	-500	Philo of Korkyra	Fist fight	Son of Glaucus
162	Ol. 70	-500	(?) Meneptolemus of Apollonia	Boys' stadium run
163	Ol. 70	-500	(?) Agametor of Mantineia	Fist fight of the boys
164	Ol. 70	-500	Callias II of Athens	Tethrippon	Son of Ipponico
165	Ol. 70	-500	Thersias of Thessaly	Synoris with mules

71–75 Olympic Games (496-480 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
166	Ol. 71	-496	Tisikrates of Croton	Stadium run	Dionysius of Halicarnassus 6, 1; Afric.
167	Ol. 71	-496	Exainetos of Akragas	Wrestling	Son of Empedocles
168	Ol. 71	-496	Philo of Korkyra	Fist fight	Second victory (see No. 61)
169	Ol. 71	-496	Callias II of Athens	Tethrippon	Second victory (see nos. 164, 176)
170	Ol. 71	-496	Empedocles of Akragas	horse race	Son of Exainetos
171	Ol. 71	-496	Pataikos by Dymai	Horse racing with mares
172	Ol. 72	-492	Tisikrates of Croton	Stadium run	Second victory; Dionysius of Halicarnassus 6, 34, 49; Afric.
173	Ol. 72	-492	(?) Hieronymus of Andros	Pentathlon	Break. 3, 11, 6; 6, 14, 13
174	Ol. 72	-492	Cleomedes of Astypalaia	Fist fight	Break. 6, 9, 6
175	Ol. 72	-492	Hippocleas of Pelinna	Race unknown	First victory (see no.184)
176	Ol. 72	-492	(?) Callias II of Athens	Tethrippon	Son of Hipponikos; Third victory (see nos. 164, 169)
177	Ol. 72	-492	(?) Crocodile from Eretria	horse race	Break. 6, 14, 4
178	Ol. 73	-488	Astylos of Croton	Stadium run	First win
179	Ol. 73	-488	Astylos of Croton	Diaulos	Second win
180	Ol. 73	-488	(?) Euthykles of Lokroi	Pentathlon
181	Ol. 73	-488	(?) Diognetos of Crete	Fist fight
182	Ol. 73	-488	(?) Asopichos of Orchomenos	Boys' stadium run	Son of Cleodamos
183	Ol. 73	-488	(?) Agiadas from Elis	Fist fight of the boys
184	Ol. 73	-488	Hippocleas of Pelinna	Race unknown	Son of Phrikias
185	Ol. 73	-488	Gelon by Gela	Tethrippon	Son of Deinomenes; Break. 6, 9, 4; Victorious statue of Glaukias of Aegina
186	Ol. 74	-484	Astylos of Syracuse	Stadium run	Third win
187	Ol. 74	-484	Astylos of Syracuse	Diaulos	Fourth win
188	Ol. 74	-484	(?) Dromeus of Stymphalia	Dolichos	First win, break. 6, 7, 10
189	Ol. 74	-484	(?) Theopompus of Heraia	Pentathlon	Son of Damaretus (see nos. 132, 138) First victory (see no. 200), victorious statue of Crisotemos of Argos
190	Ol. 74	-484	(?) Telemachus of Pharsalus	Wrestling	Son of Aknonios
191	Ol. 74	-484	Euthymus from Lokroi	Fist fight	First Victory (see nos. 214, 227); Son of Astycles
192	Ol. 74	-484	(?) Agias of Pharsalus	Pankration	Son of Aknonios
193	Ol. 74	-484	Epikradios from Manteneia	Fist fight of the boys
194	Ol. 74	-484	Mnaseas of Cyrene	Hoplitodromos
195	Ol. 74	-484	(?) Polypeithes of Sparta	Tethrippon
196	Ol. 75	-480	Astylos of Syracuse	Stadium run	Fifth win
197	Ol. 75	-480	Astylos of Syracuse	Diaulos
198	Ol. 75	-480	Astylos of Syracuse	Hoplitodromos	Sixth win
199	Ol. 75	-480	(?) Dromeus of Stymphalia	Dolichos
200	Ol. 75	-480	(?) Theopompus of Heraia	Pentathlon
201	Ol. 75	-480	Theogenes of Thasos	Fist fight
202	Ol. 75	-480	Dromeus of Manteneia	Pankration
203	Ol. 75	-480	[Xe] nopithes of Chios	Boys' stadium run
204	Ol. 75	-480	[...] Kon of Argos	Wrestling of the boys
205	Ol. 75	-480	[...] phanes from Erea	Fist fight of the boys
206	Ol. 75	-480	[Dai] tondas and Arsilochus of Thebes	Tethrippon
207	Ol. 75	-480	Charioteer from Argos	horse race
208	Ol. 75	-480	(?) Anaxilas of Rhegion	Synoris with mules

76-80. Olympic Games (476-460 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
209	Ol. 76	-476	Scamandros of Mytilene	Stadium run
210	Ol. 76	-476	Dandis of Argos	Diaulos
211	Ol. 76	-476	[----] from Sparta	Dolichos
212	Ol. 76	-476	[........] of Taranto	Pentathlon
213	Ol. 76	-476	[......] from Maroneia	Wrestling
214	Ol. 76	-476	Euthymus from Lokroi	Fist fight
215	Ol. 76	-476	Theogenes of Thasos	Pankration
216	Ol. 76	-476	[....] from Sparta	Boys' stadium run
217	Ol. 76	-476	Theognetus of Aegina	Wrestling of the boys
218	Ol. 76	-476	Hagesidamos of Lokroi	Fist fight of the boys
219	Ol. 76	-476	[Zop?] Yros from Syracuse	Hoplitodromos
220	Ol. 76	-476	Theron of Akragas	Tethrippon
221	Ol. 76	-476	Hieron of Syracuse	horse race
222	Ol. 77	-472	Dandis of Argos	Stadium run
223	Ol. 77	-472	[...] of Epidaurus	Diaulos
224	Ol. 77	-472	Ergoteles of Himera	Dolichos
225	Ol. 77	-472	[...] amos of Miletus	Pentathlon
226	Ol. 77	-472	[...] menes of Samos	Wrestling
227	Ol. 77	-472	Euthymus from Lokroi	Fist fight
228	Ol. 77	-472	Callias of Athens	Pankration
229	Ol. 77	-472	[...] tandridas of Corinth	Boys' stadium run
230	Ol. 77	-472	[...] kratidas of Taras	Wrestling of the boys
231	Ol. 77	-472	Tellon of Orestheia	Fist fight of the boys
232	Ol. 77	-472	[...] gias of Epidamnos	Hoplitodromos
233	Ol. 77	-472	Charioteer from Argos	Tethrippon
234	Ol. 77	-472	Hieron of Syracuse	horse race
235	Ol. 78	-468	Parmenides of Poseidonia	Stadium run
236	Ol. 78	-468	Parmenides of Poseidonia	Diaulos
237	Ol. 78	-468	[...] medes of Sparta	Dolichos
238	Ol. 78	-468	[...] tion of Taras	Pentathlon
239	Ol. 78	-468	Eparmostos / Epharmostos by Opus	Wrestling
240	Ol. 78	-468	Menalkes from Opus	Fist fight
241	Ol. 78	-468	[E] pitimadas of Argos	Pankration
242	Ol. 78	-468	[Lyk] ophron of Athens	Boys' stadium run
243	Ol. 78	-468	[...] emos from Parrhasia	Wrestling of the boys
244	Ol. 78	-468	[...] nes from Tiryns	Fist fight of the boys
245	Ol. 78	-468	[...] from Athens	Hoplitodromos
246	Ol. 78	-468	Hieron of Syracuse	Tethrippon
247	Ol. 78	-468	(?) Leophron of [...]	horse race
248	Ol. 78	-468	Hagesias of Syracuse	Synoris with mules
249	Ol. 79	-464	Xenophon of Corinth	Stadium run
250	Ol. 79	-464	Xenophon of Corinth	Pentathlon
251	Ol. 79	-464	Ergoteles of Himera	Dolichos
252	Ol. 79	-464	Diagoras of Rhodes	Fist fight
253	Ol. 79	-464	Ephotion of Mainalos	Pankration
254	Ol. 79	-464	Pytharchus of Mantineia	Boys' stadium run
255	Ol. 79	-464	Pherias of Aegina	Wrestling of the boys
256	Ol. 79	-464	Protolaos of Manteneia	Fist fight of the boys
257	Ol. 79	-464	(?) Kratisthenes of Cyrene	Tethrippon
258	Ol. 79	-464	(?) Echekratidas of Thessaly	horse race
259	Ol. 80	-460	Torymbas (Toryllas / Torymnas) of Thessaly	Stadium run
260	Ol. 80	-460	(?) Ladas of Argos	Dolichos
261	Ol. 80	-460	Amesinas from Barce	Wrestling
262	Ol. 80	-460	(?) Timodemos of Athens	Pankration
263	Ol. 80	-460	Sostratos by Pellene	Boys' stadium run
264	Ol. 80	-460	Alkimedon of Aegina	Wrestling of the boys
265	Ol. 80	-460	(?) Kyniskos of Mantineia	Fist fight of the boys
266	Ol. 80	-460	[---]	Unknown competition
267	Ol. 80	-460	(?) Kordaphos from Lepreon	Unknown competition
268	Ol. 80	-460	Arkesilaos IV of Cyrene	Tethrippon

81–85. Olympic Games (456-440 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
269	Ol. 81	-456	Polymnastos of Cyrene	Stadium run
270	Ol. 81	-456	[..] nomos	Pentathlon	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
271	Ol. 81	-456	Leontiscos from Messina	Wrestling
272	Ol. 81	-456	Anthropos	Fist fight	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
273	Ol. 81	-456	Timanthes from Kleonai	Pankration	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
274	Ol. 81	-456	Ikadion (from Crete?)	Boys' stadium run	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
275	Ol. 81	-456	Phrynich [os] of Athens	Wrestling of the boys	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
276	Ol. 81	-456	Alkainetos from Lepreon	Fist fight of the boys	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
277	Ol. 81	-456	Linas (?) From S [---]	Hoplitodromos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
278	Ol. 81	-456	Diaktorides	Tethrippon	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
279	Ol. 81	-456	Aigias of Na [---]	horse race	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
280	Ol. 81	-456	Psaumis from Kamarina	Tethrippon
281	Ol. 82	-452	Lycus from Larissa	Stadium run	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
282	Ol. 82	-452	Eubulus	Diaulos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
283	Ol. 82	-452	Hippobo [tos]	Dolichos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
284	Ol. 82	-452	Pythocles of Elis	Pentathlon	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
285	Ol. 82	-452	Leontiscos from Messina	Wrestling
286	Ol. 82	-452	Ariston	Fist fight	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
287	Ol. 82	-452	Damagetos of Rhodes	Pankration	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
288	Ol. 82	-452	Lachon from Keos	Boys' stadium run	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
289	Ol. 82	-452	Cleodorus	Wrestling of the boys
290	Ol. 82	-452	Apollodo [ros] by [...]	Fist fight of the boys	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
291	Ol. 82	-452	Lycus of Thessaly	Hoplitodromos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
292	Ol. 82	-452	Psaumis from Kamarina	Tethrippon	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
293	Ol. 82	-452	Phyton of I [---]	horse race	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
294	Ol. 83	-448	Krison from Himera	Stadium run
295	Ol. 83	-448	Eucleides	Diaulos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
296	Ol. 83	-448	Aigeidas of Crete	Dolichos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
297	Ol. 83	-448	Ketone of Lokr [is]	Pentathlon	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
298	Ol. 83	-448	Cheimon of Argos	Wrestling	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
299	Ol. 83	-448	Akusilaos of Rhodes	Fist fight	Second son of Diagora, Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
300	Ol. 83	-448	Damagetos of Rhodes	Pankration	First son of Diagora, Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
301	Ol. 83	-448	Lacharidas	Boys' stadium run	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
302	Ol. 83	-448	Polynicus of Thespiai	Wrestling of the boys	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
303	Ol. 83	-448	Ariston	Fist fight of the boys	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
304	Ol. 83	-448	Lyk (e) inos	Hoplitodromos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222
305	Ol. 83	-448	(?) Arkesilaos of Sparta	Tethrippon
306	Ol. 84	-444	Krison from Himera	Stadium run
307	Ol. 84	-444	Ikkos of Taras	Pentathlon	Son of Nikolaidas
308	Ol. 84	-444	Taurosthenes of Aegina	Wrestling
309	Ol. 84	-444	Alkainetos from Lepreon	Fist fight	Son of Theantos
310	Ol. 84	-444	(?) Charmides from Elis	Fist fight of the boys
311	Ol. 84	-444	(?) Arkesilaos of Sparta	Tethrippon
312	Ol. 85	-440	Krison from Himera	Stadium run
313	Ol. 85	-440	(?) Theopompus II by Heraia	Wrestling	Son of Theopompus I (nos. 189, 200), first victory, see n. 317
314	Ol. 85	-440	Gnathon of Dipaia	Fist fight of the boys
315	Ol. 85	-440	(?) Polykles of Sparta	Tethrippon

86–90. Olympic Games (436-420 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
316	Ol. 86	-436	Theopompus of Thessaly	Stadium run
317	Ol. 86	-436	Theopompus II of Heraia	Wrestling	Son of Theopompus I, second victory, see no.313
318	Ol. 86	-436	Pantarkes of Elis	Wrestling of the boys
319	Ol. 86	-436	(?) Philip of Pellene	Fist fight of the boys
320	Ol. 86	-436	Megacles of Athens	Tethrippon
321	Ol. 87	-432	Sophron of Ambrakia	Stadium run
322	Ol. 87	-432	Dorieus of Rhodes	Pankration
323	Ol. 87	-432	(?) Lycinos by Elis	Fist fight of the boys	Break. 6, 7, 9
324	Ol. 87	-432	(?) Lycinos of Sparta	Tethrippon
325	Ol. 88	-428	Symmachos of Messenia	Stadium run
326	Ol. 88	-428	Dorieus of Rhodes	Pankration
327	Ol. 88	-428	Anaxandros of Sparta	Tethrippon
328	Ol. 89	-424	Symmachos of Messenia	Stadium run
329	Ol. 89	-424	(?) Cleomachos of Magnesia on the meander	Fist fight
330	Ol. 89	-424	Dorieus of Rhodes	Pankration
331	Ol. 89	-424	Hellanikos of Lepreon	Fist fight of the boys
332	Ol. 89	-424	(?) Leon of Sparta	Tethrippon
333	Ol. 89	-424	(?) Da [masi?] Ppos	Unknown competition
334	Ol. 90	-420	Hyperbios of Syracuse	Stadium run
335	Ol. 90	-420	Aristeus of Argos	Dolichos
336	Ol. 90	-420	Androsthenes of Mainalus	Pankration
337	Ol. 90	-420	Amertas from Elis	Wrestling of the boys
338	Ol. 90	-420	Theantos of Lepreon	Fist fight of the boys
339	Ol. 90	-420	Lichas of Sparta	Tethrippon
340	Ol. 90	-420	(?) Xenombrotos from Kos	horse race

91-95. Olympic Games (416–400 BC)

At the 93rd Olympic Games in 408, a race with two horses (Synoris) was introduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
341	Ol. 91	-416	Exainetos of Akragas	Stadium run
342	Ol. 91	-416	(?) Lakrates of Sparta	Unknown competition
343	Ol. 91	-416	Androsthenes of Mainalus	Pankration
344	Ol. 91	-416	Nicostratus of Heraia	Wrestling of the boys
345	Ol. 91	-416	Alcibiades of Athens	Tethrippon
346	Ol. 92	-412	Exainetos of Akragas	Stadium run
347	Ol. 93	-408	Eubatas of Cyrene	Stadium run
348	Ol. 93	-408	Pulydamas from Skotoussa	Pankration
349	Ol. 93	-408	(?) Archelaus of Macedonia	Tethrippon
350	Ol. 93	-408	Euagoras from Elis	Synoris
351	Ol. 94	-404	Krokinas (Kroukinas) by Larisa	Stadium run
352	Ol. 94	-404	Lasthenes of Thebes	Dolichos
353	Ol. 94	-404	(?) Symmachos from Elis	Wrestling
354	Ol. 94	-404	(?) Eucles of Rhodes	Fist fight
355	Ol. 94	-404	Promachos from Pellene	Pankration
356	Ol. 94	-404	Peisir (r) odos of Rhodes	Fist fight of the boys
357	Ol. 95	-400	Minos of Athens	Stadium run
358	Ol. 95	-400	(?) Baukis from Troizen	Wrestling
359	Ol. 95	-400	(?) Damarchus of Parrhasia	Fist fight	Son of Dinytas
360	Ol. 95	-400	(?) Antiochus of Lepreon	Pankration
361	Ol. 95	-400	(?) [---] krates	Boys' stadium run	Son of the pithon
362	Ol. 95	-400	(?) Euthymenes of Mainalus	Wrestling of the boys
363	Ol. 95	-400	Xenodicus of Kos	Fist fight of the boys
364	Ol. 95	-400	Timon of Elis	Tethrippon
365	Ol. 95	-400	Aisepos from Elis	horse race	Son of timon (no.364)
366	Ol. 95	-400	(?) [---] from Argos or Tegea (?)	Unknown competition

96-100. Olympic Games (396–380 BC)

At the 96th Olympic Games in 396, two new competitions were introduced, for trumpeters and heralds . Although they weren't athletes, they had important functions in the games.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
367	Ol. 96	-396	Eupolemus (Eupolis) by Elis	Stadium run	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2381
367a	Ol. 96	-396	Krokinas of Larisa	Diaulos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2381
367b	Ol. 96	-396	[...] onios of Crete	Dolichos	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2381
367c	Ol. 96	-396	[-] from Corinth	Wrestling
367d	Ol. 96	-396	[...] from [-] u [.] os	Fist fight	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2381
367e	Ol. 96	-396	[...] by [-] nan [-]	Pankration	Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2381
368	Ol. 96	-396	(?) Epichares of Athens	Boys' stadium run
369	Ol. 96	-396	(?) Archedamos of Elis	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Xenias
370	Ol. 96	-396	(?) Bykelos of Sicyon	Fist fight of the boys	Break. 6, 13, 6
371	Ol. 96	-396	Lampyrion from [A ---]	Unknown competition
372	Ol. 96	-396	[.....] s from [A ...]	Unknown competition
373	Ol. 96	-396	Kyaniska of Sparta	Tethrippon with foals
374	Ol. 96	-396	Timaeus of Elis	trumpeter
375	Ol. 96	-396	Krates from Elis	Heralds
376	Ol. 96	-396	[---] from Terina	Stadium run
377	Ol. 97	-392	(?) Euthymenes of Mainalus	Wrestling
378	Ol. 97	-392	Phormion of Halicarnassus	Fist fight
379	Ol. 97	-392	(?) Dikon of Kaulonia	Boys' stadium run
380	Ol. 97	-392	Neolaidas from Pheneon	Fist fight of the boys
381	Ol. 97	-392	Kyniska from Sparta	Tethrippon with foals	Daughter of Archidamo
382	Ol. 98	-388	Sosippos of Athens or Delphi	Stadium run
383	Ol. 98	-388	Aristodemus of Elis	Wrestling	Son of thrasis
384	Ol. 98	-388	Eupolus of Thessaly	Fist fight
385	Ol. 98	-388	(?) Antipater of Miletus	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Little Patros
386	Ol. 98	-388	(?) Xenarches of Sparta	Tethrippon	Son of Philandridas (?)
387	Ol. 98	-388	(?) Cleogenes of Elis	horse race
388	Ol. 99	-384	Dicon of Syracuse	Stadium run	Son of Kalli (m) brotos
389	Ol. 99	-384	Dicon of Syracuse	Diaulos or Hoplitodromos	Son of Kalli (m) brotos
390	Ol. 99	-384	Sotades of Crete	Dolichos	First win
391	Ol. 99	-384	(?) Hysmon of Elis	Pentathlon
392	Ol. 99	-384	Narykidas of Phigaleia	Wrestling	Son of Damaretus
393	Ol. 99	-384	Damoxenidas of Mainalos	Fist fight
394	Ol. 99	-384	Lykinos of Heraia	Boys' stadium run
395	Ol. 99	-384	Alketos from Kleitor	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Alcinos
396	Ol. 99	-384	Eurybiades of Laconia	Tethrippon with foals
397	Ol. 100	-380	Dionysodorus of Taranto	Stadium run
398	Ol. 100	-380	Sotades from Ephesus	Dolichos
399	Ol. 100	-380	(?) ......... from Samos	Fist fight
400	Ol. 100	-380	Xenophon of Aigion	Pankration	Son of Menephylos
401	Ol. 100	-380	(?) Deinolochos from Elis	Boys' stadium run	Son of Pyrrhus
402	Ol. 100	-380	Hippos of Elis	Fist fight of the boys

101-200 Olympic Games (376 BC - 21 AD)

101-110 Olympic Games (376-340 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
403	Ol. 101	-376	Damon of Thurioi	Stadium run
404	Ol. 101	-376	(?) Stomios from Elis	Pentathlon
405	Ol. 101	-376	(?) Labax from Lepreon	Fist fight
406	Ol. 101	-376	(?) Kritodamos von Kleitor	Fist fight of the boys
407	Ol. 102	-372	Damon of Thurii	Stadium run	Diod. 15.50; Break. 4, 27, 9; 6, 5, 5; 7, 27, 8; Afric.
408	Ol. 102	-372	(?) Xenocles of Mainalus	Wrestling of the boys	Winner statue of Polyklet; II, pause. 6, 8, 2
409	Ol. 102	-372	(?) Thersilochus of Korkyra	Fist fight of the boys	Break. 6, 13, 6. Victory statue from one of the three Polyklet
410	Ol. 102	-372	(?) ...... from Methydria	Unknown competition
411	Ol. 102	-372	(?) ...... from Methydria	Unknown competition	Break. 8, 36, 1
412	Ol. 102	-372	Troilos of Elis	Tethrippon with foals	Son of Alcinous
413	Ol. 102	-372	Troilos of Elis	Synoris	Son of Alcinous
414	Ol. 103	-368	Pythostratos of Ephesus	Stadium run
415	Ol. 103	-368	(?) Aristion of Epidaurus	Fist fight	Winner statue of Polyklet ; Break. 6, 13, 6
416	Ol. 103	-368	(?) ..... from Stratos	Pankration
417	Ol. 103	-368	Damiskus of Messenia	Boys' stadium run
418	Ol. 103	-368	(?) Euryleonis from Sparta	Synoris
419	Ol. 104	-364	Phocides of Athens	Stadium run
420	Ol. 104	-364	Sostratos of Sicyon	Pankration
421	Ol. 104	-364	Eubatas of Cyrene	Tethrippon
422	Ol. 104	-364	(?) Archias from Megara Hyblaea	Heralds
423	Ol. 105	-360	Porus of Cyrene	Stadium run
424	Ol. 105	-360	Philammon of Athens	Fist fight
425	Ol. 105	-360	Sostratos of Sicyon	Pankration
426	Ol. 105	-360	Xenon from Lepreon	Boys' stadium run	Son of Kalliteles
427	Ol. 105	-360	(?) Agenor of Thebes	Wrestling of the boys
428	Ol. 105	-360	Theochrestus I of Cyrene	Tethrippon
429	Ol. 105	-360	Archias from Megara Hyblaea	Heralds
430	Ol. 106	-356	Porus of Cyrene	Stadium run
431	Ol. 106	-356	(?) Pyrilampes of Ephesus	Dolichos
432	Ol. 106	-356	Chairon by Pellene	Wrestling
433	Ol. 106	-356	Sostratos of Sicyon	Pankration	Son of Sositratus, third victory
434	Ol. 106	-356	Philip II of Macedonia	Tethrippon
435	Ol. 106	-356	(?) Archias from Megara Hyblaea	Heralds
436	Ol. 107	-352	Smikrinas of Taras	Stadium run
437	Ol. 107	-352	(?) Chairon by Pellene	Wrestling	Second win
438	Ol. 107	-352	(?) Athenaios of Ephesus	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Arpaleos
439	Ol. 107	-352	Philip II of Macedonia	Tethrippon
440	Ol. 107	-352	(?) Timocrates of Athens	Synoris
441	Ol. 107	-352	Dionysodorus of Thebes	Unknown competition
442	Ol. 108	-348	Polykles of Cyrene	Stadium run
443	Ol. 108	-348	(?) Chairon by Pellene	Wrestling
444	Ol. 108	-348	(?) Aeschylus of Thespiai	Wrestling of the boys
445	Ol. 108	-348	Philip II of Macedonia	Synoris
446	Ol. 109	-344	Aristolochus of Athens	Stadium run
447	Ol. 109	-344	Chairon by Pellene	Wrestling
448	Ol. 109	-344	Damaretos of Messenia	Fist fight of the boys
449	Ol. 109	-344	(?) Kallikrates of Magnesia on the meander	Hoplitodromos	First win, # 454
450	Ol. 109	-344	(?) Arybbas of Epiros	Tethrippon
451	Ol. 110	-340	Antiquities of Athens	Stadium run
452	Ol. 110	-340	(?) Asamon from Elis	Fist fight
453	Ol. 110	-340	Telestas of Messenia	Fist fight of the boys
454	Ol. 110	-340	Callikrates of Magnesia on the meander	Hoplitodromos	Second win, # 449
455	Ol. 110	-340	(?) Calliades by ....	horse race

111-120. Olympic Games (336-300 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
456	Ol. 111	-336	Cleomantis by Kleitor	Stadium run	Diod. 16.91; Afric .; P. Oxy.
457	Ol. 111	-336	Mys of Taras	Fist fight	Diod. 17, 100, 2
458	Ol. 111	-336	(?) Dioxippus of Athens	Pankration
459	Ol. 112	-332	Grylos (Eurylas) of Chalkis	Stadium run	Diod. 17, 40
460	Ol. 112	-332	Callipus of Athens	Pentathlon
461	Ol. 112	-332	(?) Cheilon of Patras	Wrestling
462	Ol. 112	-332	(?) Satyros of Elis	Fist fight	Son of Lysianax
463	Ol. 113	-328	Cliton of Macedonia	Stadium run	Afric .; O. Oxy, 12 ( Crito )
464	Ol. 113	-328	Ageus of Argos	Dolichos
465	Ol. 113	-328	(?) Cheilon of Patras	Wrestling	Son of Cheilon
466	Ol. 113	-328	(?) Satyros of Elis	Fist fight	Son of Lysianax
467	Ol. 113	-328	Demades of Athens	horse race	Son of Demeas
468	Ol. 113	-328	Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
469	Ol. 114	-324	Mikinas of Rhodes	Stadium run	Diod. 17, 113; Afric .; P. Oxy. 12
470	Ol. 114	-324	Astyanax of Miletus	Pankration
471	Ol. 114	-324	Skaios of Samos	Fist fight of the boys	Break. 6, 13, 5
472	Ol. 114	-324	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
473	Ol. 115	-320	Damasias of Amphipolis	Stadium run	Afric .; P. Oxy. 12
474	Ol. 115	-320	Astyanax of Miletus	Pankration
475	Ol. 115	-320	(?) Hermesianax from Colophon	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Agoneos; Break. 6, 17, 4
476	Ol. 115	-320	(?) Pyttalus of Elis	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Lampis
477	Ol. 115	-320	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
478	Ol. 116	-316	Deinosthenes of Sparta	Stadium run	Break. 6, 16, 8; Diod. 19, 17 ( Deinomene ); Afric. ( Demosthenes ); Son of Deinosthenes
479	Ol. 116	-316	Astyanax of Miletus	Pankration
480	Ol. 116	-316	(?) Choirilos by Elis	Fist fight of the boys
481	Ol. 116	-316	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
482	Ol. 117	-312	Alexibios of Heraia	Pentathlon
483	Ol. 117	-312	Parmenion (Parmenides) from Mytilene	Stadium run
484	Ol. 117	-312	Aristophon of Athens	Pankration
485	Ol. 117	-312	Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
486	Ol. 118	-308	Apollonides of Tegea	Stadium run
487	Ol. 118	-308	Seleadas of Sparta	Wrestling
488	Ol. 118	-308	Antenor of Athens or Miletus	Pankration
489	Ol. 118	-308	Theotimos of Elis	Fist fight of the boys
490	Ol. 118	-308	Nikagoras of Lindos	horse race
491	Ol. 118	-308	Nikagoras of Lindos	Synoris
492	Ol. 119	-304	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
493	Ol. 119	-304	Andromenes of Corinth	Stadium run
494	Ol. 119	-304	(?) Nicandros of Elis	Diaulos
495	Ol. 119	-304	(?) Leontiscos	Pankration
496	Ol. 119	-304	Sophios of Messenia	Boys' stadium run	Break. 6, 3, 2
497	Ol. 119	-304	(?) Callon from Elis	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Harmodios
498	Ol. 119	-304	Lampos from Philippi	Tethrippon
499	Ol. 118	-308	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
500	Ol. 120	-300	Pythagoras of Magnesia on the meander	Stadium run
501	Ol. 120	-300	(?) Nicandros of Elis	Diaulos
502	Ol. 120	-300	Keras of Argos	Wrestling
503	Ol. 120	-300	Archippus of Mytilene	Fist fight
504	Ol. 120	-300	Nikon by Anthedon	Pankration
505	Ol. 120	-300	Timosthenes of Elis	Boys' stadium run	Break. 6, 2, 6
506	Ol. 120	-300	Hippomachus of Elis	Fist fight of the boys	Son of moschion
507	Ol. 120	-300	[----] s of magnesia on the meander	Hoplitodromos
508	Ol. 120	-300	(?) Theochrestus II of Cyrene	Tethrippon	Grandson of Theochrestus I (No. 428)
509	Ol. 120	-300	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
510	Ol. 120	-300	(?) Eubalkes of Sparta	Unknown competition

121-130 Olympic Games (296–260 BC)

At the 129th Olympic Games in 264 BC. A chariot race with two foals was introduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
511	Ol. 121.	-296	Pythagoras of Magnesia on the meander	Stadium run	Second Victory (see # 500), P. Oxy, 2082; Afric.
512	Ol. 121.	-296	Apollonios of Alexandria	Diaulos	P. Oxy, 2082
513	Ol. 121.	-296	Pasichoros of Boeotia	Dolichos	P. Oxy, 2082
514	Ol. 121.	-296	Timarchus of Mantineia	Pentathlon	P. Oxy, 2082
515	Ol. 121.	-296	Amphiares of Sparta	Wrestling	P. Oxy, 2082
516	Ol. 121.	-296	Callippos of Rhodes	Fist fight	P. Oxy, 2082
517	Ol. 121.	-296	Nikon of Boeotia	Pankration	Second victory; P. Oxy, 2082
518	Ol. 121.	-296	Antipater of Miletus	Pankration of the young	P. Oxy, 2082
519	Ol. 121.	-296	[So] siades from Tralles	Wrestling of the boys	P. Oxy, 2082
520	Ol. 121.	-296	Myrcus	Fist fight of the boys	P. Oxy, 2082
521	Ol. 121.	-296	[----] of magnesia on the meander	Hoplitodromos	Second victory (see no. 507); P. Oxy, 2082
522	Ol. 121.	-296	Archidamos of Elis	Tethrippon	Break. 6, 17, 5 (reports on his statue), P. Oxy, 2082 (specifies the date)
523	Ol. 121.	-296	Pandion of Thessaly	horse race	P. Oxy. 2082
524	Ol. 121.	-296	Tlasimachus of Ambrakia	Synoris	P. Oxy. 2082
525	Ol. 121.	-296	Tlasimachus of Ambrakia	Tethrippon with foals	P. Oxy. 2082
526	Ol. 121.	-296	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
527	Ol. 122.	-292	(?) Antigonus of Macedonia	Stadium run	First victory (see no. 533); Afric.
528	Ol. 122.	-292	(?) Herodotus of Klazomenai	Stadium run for boys	Break. 6, 17, 2;
529	Ol. 122.	-292	(?) Philip of Arcadia	Fist fight of the boys
530	Ol. 122.	-292	(?) Eperastus from Elis	Hoplitodromos	Son of Theogonos; Break. 6, 17, 5
531	Ol. 122.	-292	Telemachus of Elis	Tethrippon	Son of Telemachus; Break. 6, 13, 11
532	Ol. 122.	-292	(?) Herodorus of Megara	trumpeter
533	Ol. 123.	-288	Antigonus of Macedonia	Stadium run	Second victory (see no.527)
534	Ol. 124.	-284	Philomelus of Pharsalus	Stadium run	Afric.
535	Ol. 125.	-280	Ladas from Aigion	Stadium run	Break. 3, 21, 1; 10, 23, 14; Afric
536	Ol. 125.	-280	Paraballon from Elis	Diaulos	Break. 6, 6, 3
537	Ol. 126.	-276	Idaios of Cyrene	Stadium run	Break. 6, 12, 2
538	Ol. 126.	-276	Attalus of Pergamon	Tethrippon with foals	Brother of Philetaire
539	Ol. 127.	-272	Perigenes of Alexandria	Stadium run
540	Ol. 127.	-272	(?) Nicarchus of Elis	Wrestling	Son of Physsias
541	Ol. 127.	-272	(?) Kratinos from Aigeira	Wrestling of the boys
542	Ol. 127.	-272	(?) Glaucon of Athens	Tethrippon
543	Ol. 128.	-268	Seleucus of Macedonia	Stadium run
544	Ol. 128.	-268	(?) Alexinikos of Elis	Wrestling of the boys
545	Ol. 128.	-268	............	Hoplitodromos
546	Ol. 128.	-268	Karteros of Thessaly	Tethrippon
547	Ol. 128.	-268	M [...........] from Krannon	horse race
548	Ol. 128	-268	........... from Thessaly	Chariot races	P. Oxy, 2082.
549	Ol. 128.	-268	Belistiche of Macedonia	Tethrippon with foals
550	Ol. 129.	-264	Philinos of Kos	Stadium run
551	Ol. 129.	-264	Philinos of Kos	Diaulos
552	Ol. 129.	-264	Belistiche of Macedonia	Synoris with foal
553	Ol. 130.	-260	Philinos of Kos	Stadium run
554	Ol. 130.	-260	Philinos of Kos	Diaulos

131-140. Olympic Games (256–220 BC)

At the 131st Olympic Games 256 BC. A chariot race with a foal was introduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
555	Ol. 131	-256	Ammonius of Alexandria	Stadium run
556	Ol. 131	-256	(?) Philinos from Kos	Diaulos	Son of Hegepolis
557	Ol. 131	-256	(?) Eikasios from Colophon	Wrestling of the boys
558	Ol. 131	-256	Hippocrates of Thessaly	Chariot race with a foal
559	Ol. 132	-252	Xenophanes of Amfissa	Stadium run
560	Ol. 132	-252	(?) .......... from Elis	Pentathlon
561	Ol. 133	-248	Simylos of Neapolis (maybe Naples )	Stadium run
562	Ol. 133	-248	Lastraditas from Elis	Wrestling of the boys
563	Ol. 133	-248	(?) [.....] s	Unknown competition	Son of Taurinos
564	Ol. 133	-248	(?) ......	Unknown competition	Son of [....] phinos
565	Ol. 133	-248	(?) Euryades of Sparta	Unknown competition
566	Ol. 134	-244	Alcidas of Sparta	Stadium run
567	Ol. 134	-244	(?) .......	Fist fight
568	Ol. 135	-240	Eraton of Aetolia	Stadium run
569	Ol. 135	-240	Cleoxenus of Alexandria	Fist fight
570	Ol. 135	-240	(?) Euanoridas from Elis	Wrestling of the boys
571	Ol. 136	-236	Pythocles of Sicyon	Stadium run
572	Ol. 137	-232	Menestheus of Bargylia	Stadium run
573	Ol. 137	-232	(?) Gorgos of Messenia	Pentathlon
574	Ol. 137	-232	Aratos of Sicyon	Tethrippon
575	Ol. 138	-228	Demetrios of Alexandria	Stadium run
576	Ol. 138	-228	Emaution of Thelphoussa	Pankration of the young
577	Ol. 138	-228	Pantarkes of Elis	horse race
578	Ol. 139	-224	Iolaidas of Argos	Stadium run
579	Ol. 140	-220	Zopyros of Syracuse	Stadium run
580	Ol. 140	-220	Hagesidamos of Messenia	Pankration
581	Ol. 140	-220	...... from Nibis	Unknown competition

141-150. Olympic Games (216–180 BC)

At the 145th Olympic Games in 200 BC The pankration for boys was introduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
582	Ol. 141	-216	Dorotheos of Rhodes	Stadium run	Afric.
583	Ol. 141	-216	Paianios from Elis	Wrestling	Break. 6, 15, 10; 6, 16, 9
584	Ol. 141	-216	Kleitomachos of Thebes	Pankration	Break. 6, 15, 3
585	Ol. 141	-216	(?) Thrasonides of Elis	Foal race	Son of Paianodorus
586	Ol. 142	-212	Alexandria Crates	Stadium run	Afric.
587	Ol. 142	-212	Kapros from Elis	Fist fight
588	Ol. 142	-212	Kapros from Elis	Wrestling and / or pankration
589	Ol. 142	-212	Kleitomachos of Thebes	Fist fight	Son of Hermocrates
590	Ol. 142	-212	Akestorides of Alexandria Troas (?)	Synoris with foal	Son of Hermokreon
591	Ol. 143	-208	Herakleitos of Samos	Stadium run	Afric.
592	Ol. 143	-208	(?) ...... from Argos (?)	Diaulos (sport)
593	Ol. 143	-208	(?) Damatrios of Tegea	Boys' stadium run	Inscriptiones Graecae, IG 5.2 143.
594	Ol. 144	-204	Herakleides of Salamina of Cyprus	Stadium run	Afric.
595	Ol. 144	-204	(?) ...... from Argos (?)	Diaulos (sport)
596	Ol. 144	-204	Damocrates of Tenedos	Wrestling	Son of Hagetor
597	Ol. 144	-204	Sodamos of Assos	Pankration of the young	Break. 6, 4, 9
598	Ol. 145	-200	Pyrrhias of Aetolia	Stadium run	Afric.
599	Ol. 145	-200	(?) ...... from Argos (?)	Diaulos (sport)
600	Ol. 145	-200	(?) Damatrios of Tegea	Dolichos	Son of Aristippus
601	Ol. 145	-200	Timon of Elis	Pentathlon	Break. 5, 2, 5
602	Ol. 145	-200	Moschos of Colophon	Fist fight of the boys
603	Ol. 145	-200	Phaidimus of Alexandria Troas	Pankration for boys
604	Ol. 146	-196	Mikion of Boeotia	Stadium run	Afric.
605	Ol. 146	-196	(?) ...... from Argos (?)	Diaulos (sport)
606	Ol. 147	-192	Agemachos of Kyzikos	Stadium run	Afric .; Break. 6, 13, 7
607	Ol. 147	-192	Kle [it] ostratos of Rhodes	Wrestling	Afric.
608	Ol. 148	-188	Arkesilaos from Megalopolis	Stadium run	Afric.
609	Ol. 149	-184	Hippostratos of Seleukeia	Stadium run	Afric.
610	Ol. 149	-184	(?) Epitherses of Erythrai	Fist fight	First victory (see no. 612); Son of Metrodorus
611	Ol. 150	-180	Onesikritos from Salamis	Stadium run	Afric.
612	Ol. 150	-180	(?) Epitherses of Erythrai	Fist fight	Second victory (see No. 610); Son of Metrodorus

151-160. Olympic Games (176–140 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
613	Ol. 151	-176	Thymilos of Aspendos	Stadium run
614	Ol. 152	-172	Democritus of Megara	Stadium run
615	Ol. 152	-172	(?) Agesistratos of Lindos	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Polykreon
616	Ol. 152	-172	(?) Diallos from Smyrna	Pankration of the young	Son of Pollis
617	Ol. 153	-168	Aristandros of Antissa	Stadium run
618	Ol. 154	-164	Leonidas of Rhodes	Stadium run
619	Ol. 154	-164	Leonidas of Rhodes	Diaulos
620	Ol. 154	-164	Leonidas of Rhodes	Dolichos
621	Ol. 154	-164	(?) Lysippus of Elis	Wrestling of the boys
622	Ol. 155	-160	Leonidas of Rhodes	Stadium run
623	Ol. 155	-160	Leonidas of Rhodes	Diaulos
624	Ol. 155	-160	Leonidas of Rhodes	Dolichos
625	Ol. 155	-160	(?) D [.....] gonos of Rhodes	Fist fight
626	Ol. 156	-156	Leonidas of Rhodes	Stadium run
627	Ol. 156	-156	Leonidas of Rhodes	Diaulos
628	Ol. 156	-156	Leonidas of Rhodes	Dolichos
629	Ol. 156	-156	Aristomenes of Rhodes	Wrestling
630	Ol. 156	-156	Aristomenes of Rhodes	Pankration
631	Ol. 156	-156	D [.....] gonos of Rhodes	Fist fight
632	Ol. 156	-156	(?) Amyntas of Ephesus	Pankration of the young	Son of Hellanikos
633	Ol. 157	-152	Leonidas of Rhodes	Stadium run
634	Ol. 157	-152	Leonidas of Rhodes	Diaulos
635	Ol. 157	-152	Leonidas of Rhodes	Dolichos
636	Ol. 157	-152	(?) Apollodoros of Samos	Boys' stadium run
637	Ol. 157	-152	(?) [.........] s	Unknown competition	Son of K [----]
638	Ol. 158	-148	Orthon of Syracuse	Stadium run
639	Ol. 159	-144	(?) [.........] s from Elis	Wrestling
640	Ol. 159	-144	Alkemus of Cyzicus	Stadium run
641	Ol. 159	-144	(?) Xenothemis of Miletus	Fist fight	Son of Cleostratus
642	Ol. 160	-140	Diodorus of Sicyon	Stadium run

161-170. Olympic Games (136-100 BC)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
643	Ol. 161	-136	Antipater of Epiros	Stadium run	Afric.
644	Ol. 162	-132	Damon from Delphi	Stadium run	Afric.
645	Ol. 162	-132	(?) Menodoros of Athens	Wrestling	Son of Gnaios
646	Ol. 163	-128	Timothy of Tralles	Stadium run	Afric.
647	Ol. 164	-124	Boiotos of Sicyon	Stadium run	Afric.
648	Ol. 165	-120	Akusilaos of Cyrene	Stadium run	Afric.
649	Ol. 165	-120	(?) Agesarchus of Tritia	Fist fight	Son of Amestratus
650	Ol. 166	-116	Chrysogonos of Nicaea	Stadium run	First victory; Afric.
651	Ol. 167	-112	Chrysogonos of Nicaea	Stadium run	Second victory; Afric.
652	Ol. 168	-108	Nicomachus of Philadelphia	Stadium run	Afric.
653	Ol. 169	-104	Nicodamus of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
654	Ol. 170	-100	Simmias of Seleucia	Stadium run	Afric.
655	Ol. 170	-100	Nicocles of Akrion	Diaulos	First Seg, son of Nikatas
656	Ol. 170	-100	Nicocles of Akrion	Dolichos	Second win
657	Ol. 170	-100	Nicocles of Akrion	Hoplitodromos	Third win
658	Ol. 170	-100	(?) [......] s	Synoris with foal	Son of Aristotle

171-180. Olympic Games (96-60 BC)

At the 175th Olympic Games in 80 BC. There were no winners from the races because Sulla had ordered all athletes to Rome.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
659	Ol. 171	-96	Parmeniskos of Corfu	Stadium run	First win (see # 668), Afric.
660	Ol. 171	-96	Nicocles of Akrion	Stadium run	Son of Nikatas
661	Ol. 171	-96	Nicocles of Akrion	Diaulos or Dolichos or Hoplitodromos
662	Ol. 171	-96	(?) [......]	Fist fight
663	Ol. 171	-96	(?) Antigenes from Elis	Synoris with foal	Son of Jason
664	Ol. 171	-96	(?) Aristodamos of Elis	Unknown competition	Son of Aleximachus
665	Ol. 172	-92	Eudamos from Kos	Stadium run	Afric.
666	Ol. 172	-92	Protophanes of Magnesia on the meander	Wrestling	Break. 1, 35, 6
667	Ol. 172	-92	Protophanes of Magnesia on the meander	Pankration	Afric.
668	Ol. 173	-88	Parmeniskos of Corfu	Stadium run	Second victory (see no.659)
669	Ol. 174	-84	Demostratos of Larissa	Stadium run
670	Ol. 174	-84	(?) Strogien from Elis	Chariot races	Son of Philistus
671	Ol. 174	-84	(?) [T] elemachos from Elis	Chariot races	Son of Leon
672	Ol. 174	-84	(?) [Prax] agoras from Elis	Chariot races	Son of Leon
673	Ol. 174	-84	(?) Timareta from Elis	Synoris	Son of Philistus
674	Ol. 174	-84	(?) Philistus of Elis	Synoris	Son of Antiphanes
675	Ol. 174	-84	(?) Theodota of Elis	Tethrippon with foals	Son of Antiphanes
676	Ol. 175	-80	Epainetus of Argos	Boys' stadium run	Afric.
677	Ol. 176	-76	Dion of Kyparissus	Stadium run	Afric.
678	Ol. 176	-76	(?) Philonikos of Elis	Stadium run	Son of Philistus
679	Ol. 176	-76	....... from Elis	Tethrippon	Son of [Phili?] Stos
680	Ol. 176	-76	Lasthenes of Elis	Chariot races
681	Ol. 177	-72	Hekatomnos of Elis	Stadium run
682	Ol. 177	-72	Hekatomnos of Miletus	Diaulos
683	Ol. 177	-72	Hekatomnos of Miletus	Hoplitodromos
684	Ol. 177	-72	Hypsicles of Sikyon	Dolichos
685	Ol. 177	-72	Aristonymidas of Kos	Pentathlon
686	Ol. 177	-72	Isidorus of Alexandria	Wrestling
687	Ol. 177	-72	Atyanas of Adramyttion	Fist fight
688	Ol. 177	-72	Sphodrias of Sicyon	Pankration
689	Ol. 177	-72	Sosigenes of Asia Minor	Boys' stadium run
690	Ol. 177	-72	Apollophanes of Kyparissia	Wrestling of the boys
691	Ol. 177	-72	Soterichos of Elis	Fist fight of the boys
692	Ol. 177	-72	Kalas of Elis	Pankration of the young
693	Ol. 177	-72	Aristolochus of Elis	Tethrippon
694	Ol. 177	-72	Hegemon of Elis	Chariot races
695	Ol. 177	-72	Hellanikos from Elis	Tethrippon with foals
696	Ol. 177	-72	Hellanikos from Elis	Stadium run
697	Ol. 177	-72	Cletias of Elis	Synoris with foal
698	Ol. 177	-72	Callippus of Elis	Foal race
699	Ol. 178	-68	Diocles of Hypaipa	Stadium run	Afric.
700	Ol. 179	-64	Straton (Stratonikos) of Alexandria	Pankration	Son of Korrhagos; Break. 6, 21, 9
701	Ol. 179	-64	Straton (Stratonikos) of Alexandria	Wrestling
702	Ol. 179	-64	Andrew of Sparta	Stadium run	Afric.
703	Ol. 180	-60	Straton (Stratonikos) of Alexandria	Pankration and / or rings	Son of Korrhagos
704	Ol. 180	-60	Andromachus of Ambrakia	Stadium run	Afric.
705	Ol. 180	-60	(?) Menedemus from Elis	Stadium run	Son of Protos

181-200. Olympic Games (56 BC-21 AD)

At the 199th Olympic Games in 17 AD, chariot racing with four horses was reintroduced.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
706	Ol. 181	-56	Lamachos of Tauromenion	Stadium run
707	Ol. 181	-56	Charops from Elis	Chariot race with foals	Son of Telemachus
708	Ol. 182	-52	Anthestion of Argos	Stadium run
709	Ol. 182	-52	Marion of Alexandria	Wrestling	Son of Marion, Afric.
710	Ol. 182	-52	Marion of Alexandria	Pankration	Break. 5, 21, 10;
711	Ol. 182	-52	(?) Agilochus from Elis	Chariot race with foals	Son of Nikeas
712	Ol. 182	-52	[......] os	Unknown competition	Son of Ag [.....]
713	Ol. 183	-48	[......] chos from Elis	Tethrippon or Synoris with foals	Son of Ag [.....]
714	Ol. 183	-48	Theodoros of Messenia	Stadium run
715	Ol. 183	-48	[.......] from Elis	Unknown competition	Son of [.......] s
716	Ol. 184	-44	Theodoros of Messenia	Stadium run
717	Ol. 185	-40	Ariston of Thurioi	Stadium run
718	Ol. 185	-40	Thaliarchos from Elis	Fist fight of the boys
719	Ol. 186	-36	Scamandros of Alexandria Troas	Stadium run
720	Ol. 186	-36	(?) Lykomedes of Elis	Chariot races
721	Ol. 187	-32	Ariston of Thurioi	Stadium run
722	Ol. 187	-32	(?) Thaliarchos from Elis	Fist fight
723	Ol. 188	-28	Sopatros of Argos	Stadium run
724	Ol. 189	-24	Asklepiades of Sidon	Stadium run
725	Ol. 189	-24	(?) [Phili] ppos Glycon of Pergamon	Pankration	Son of Asklepiades
726	Ol. 189	-24	(?) Demosthenes of Miletus	trumpeter
727	Ol. 190	-20	Auphidios of Patrai	Stadium run
728	Ol. 190	-20	.......... from Miletus	Diaulos (sport)	Son of [....] krates
729	Ol. 190	-20	Demosthenes of Miletus	trumpeter
730	Ol. 191	-16	Diodotos of Tyana	Stadium run
731	Ol. 191	-16	(?) Demosthenes of Miletus	trumpeter
732	Ol. 192	-12	Diophanes of Aiolia	Stadium run
733	Ol. 192	-12	Polyctor of Elis	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Damonikos
734	Ol. 193	-8th	Artemidoros of Thyateira	Stadium run
735	Ol. 193	-8th	(?) Nikophon of Miletus	Fist fight	Son of tryphon
736	Ol. 194	-4	Demaratus of Ephesus	Stadium run
737	Ol. 194	-4	(?) Polyxenos of Zakynthos	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Polophanes
738	Ol. 194	-4	(?) Tiberius Claudius Nero	Tethrippon	The future emperor Tiberius. The date of victory is uncertain, the Olympiads between 20 and 4 BC are possible. Chr.
739	Ol. 195	1 AD	Demaratus of Ephesus	Stadium run
740	Ol. 195	1 AD	(?) Damaithidas of Elis	Synoris with foal
741	Ol. 195	1 AD	(?) Archiadas of Elis	Chariot race with foals
742	Ol. 196	5 AD	Pammenes of magnesia on the meander	Stadium run
743	Ol. 196	5 AD	Gnaeus Marcius ......... of Rome	Unknown competition
744	Ol. 197	9 AD	Asiaticos of Halicarnassus	Stadium run
745	Ol. 197	9 AD	Gnaeus Marcius ......... of Rome	Unknown competition
746	Ol. 198	13 AD	Diophanes of Prusa	Stadium run
747	Ol. 198	13 AD	Aristeas of Stratonikeia or Magnesia on the Meander	Fist fight
748	Ol. 198	13 AD	Aristeas of Stratonikeia or Magnesia on the Meander	Pankration
749	Ol. 199	17 AD	Aeschines also called Glaucias of Miletus	Stadium run
750	Ol. 199	17 AD	Germanicus Caesar	Tethrippon with horses	Adopted son of Emperor Tiberius (No. 738)
751	Ol. 200	21 AD	Polemon of Petra	Stadium run

201-291. Olympic Games (AD 25–385)

201-210. Olympic Games (A.D. 25–61)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
752	Ol. 201	25 AD	Damas of Kydonia	Stadium run
753	Ol. 201	25 AD	(?) Democrates of Magnesia on the meander	Fist fight	Son of democrates
754	Ol. 201	25 AD	(?) Hermas of Antioch	Pankration
755	Ol. 202	29 AD	Hermogenes of Pergamon	Stadium run
756	Ol. 202	29 AD	(?) Democrates of Magnesia on the meander	Fist fight
758	Ol. 202	29 AD	(?) Hermas of Antioch	Pankration	Son of Ision
759	Ol. 203	33 AD	Apollonios of Epidaurus	Stadium run
760	Ol. 203	33 AD	Heras of Laodikeia (in Phrygia?)	Pankration
761	Ol. 204	37 AD	Sarapion of Alexandria	Stadium run
762	Ol. 204	37 AD	Nikostratos of Prymnessus	Fistfight or wrestling	Son of Isidotus
763	Ol. 204	37 AD	Nikostratos of Prymnessus	Pankration
764	Ol. 204	37 AD	(?) Hermogenes of Philadelphia	Unknown competition
765	Ol. 204	37 AD	(?) Apollonios	Unknown competition	Son of Archestratus
766	Ol. 205	41 AD	Eubolidas of Laodikeia (in Phrygia?)	Stadium run
767	Ol. 205	41 AD	.........	Diaulos
768	Ol. 205	41 AD	.........	Hoplitodromos
769	Ol. 205	41 AD	(?) Apollonios	Unknown competition	Son of Archestratus
770	Ol. 206	45 AD	Valerios of Mytilene	Stadium run
771	Ol. 206	45 AD	(?) .........	Hoplitodromos
772	Ol. 206	45 AD	(?) Apollonios	Unknown competition	Son of Archestratus
773	Ol. 207	49 AD	Athenodorus of Aigion	Stadium run
774	Ol. 207	49 AD	Tiberius Claudius Patrobius of Antioch on the Orontes	Wrestling
775	Ol. 207	49 AD	(?) Melankomas of Caria	Fist fight
776	Ol. 207	49 AD	.........	Hoplitodromos
777	Ol. 207	49 AD	Publius Cornelius Ariston of Ephesus	Pankration of the young	Son of Eirenaios
778	Ol. 208	53 AD	Athenodorus of Aigion	Stadium run
779	Ol. 208	53 AD	(?) Tiberius Claudius Patrobius of Antioch on the Orontes	Wrestling
780	Ol. 208	53 AD	Name unknown from Stratonikeia in Caria	Pankration
781	Ol. 208	53 AD	Tiberius Claudius Aphrodisius of Elis	Chariot races
782	Ol. 208	53 AD	(?) Callippos Peisanos of Elis	Chariot race with foals
783	Ol. 209	57 AD	Callicles of Sidon	Stadium run
784	Ol. 209	57 AD	(?) Tiberius Claudius Patrobius of Antioch on the Orontes	Wrestling
785	Ol. 209	57 AD	(?) Publius Pompey Eutyches of Philadelphia	Unknown competition
786	Ol. 210	61 AD	Athenodorus of Aigion	Stadium run
787	Ol. 210	61 AD	(?) Publius Pompey Eutyches of Philadelphia	Unknown competition

211-220. Olympic Games (AD 65-101)

The 211th Olympic Games in 65 AD were postponed by two years on the orders of Nero , who absolutely wanted to participate in them, so they took place in 67 AD. Nero was awarded the victories for various competitions as well as the victory in the chariot race for horses, even though he had fallen. The lyrical and tragedy poetry competitions were set up at Nero's request - and then only at these games.

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
788	Ol. 211	67 ad	Triphon of Philadelphia	Stadium run
789	Ol. 211	67 ad	Xenodamos of Antikyra	Pankration
790	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Heralds
791	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Lyre play
792	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Chariot races
793	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Chariot race with foals
794	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Chariot race with ten horses
795	Ol. 211	67 ad	Nero	Tragedy poetry
796	Ol. 212	69 AD	Polites of Keramos (Caria)	Stadium run
797	Ol. 212	69 AD	Polites of Keramos (Caria)	Diaulos
798	Ol. 212	69 AD	Polites of Keramos (Caria)	Dolichos
799	Ol. 212	69 AD	Ti. Claudius Artemidorus of Tralles	Pankration
800	Ol. 212	69 AD	(?) Diogenes of Ephesus	trumpeter
801	Ol. 213	73 AD	Rhodon of Kyme or Theodotos	Stadium run
802	Ol. 213	73 AD	(?) Diogenes of Ephesus	trumpeter	Son of Dionysius
803	Ol. 214	77 AD	Alexandria Straton	Stadium run
804	Ol. 214	77 AD	(?) Diogenes of Ephesus	trumpeter	Son of Dionysius
805	Ol. 215	81 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Stadium run
806	Ol. 215	81 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Diaulos
807	Ol. 215	81 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Hoplitodromos
808	Ol. 215	81 AD	Ti.Claudius Rufus of Smyrna	Pankration
809	Ol. 215	81 AD	(?) [Prato] melidas of Sparta	Unknown competition
810	Ol. 215	81 AD	(?) Diogenes of Ephesus	trumpeter	Son of Dionysius
811	Ol. 216	85 AD	Apollophanes Papis from Tarsus	Stadium run
812	Ol. 216	85 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Diaulos
813	Ol. 216	85 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Hoplitodromos
814	Ol. 216	85 AD	(?) T. Flavius ​​Metrobius from Iasos	Dolichos
815	Ol. 216	85 AD	(?) T. Flavius ​​Artemidoros from Adana	Pankration
816	Ol. 216	85 AD	(?) Diogenes of Ephesus	trumpeter	Son of Dionysius
817	Ol. 217	89 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Stadium run
818	Ol. 217	89 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Diaulos
819	Ol. 217	89 AD	Hermogenes called Hippos of Xanthos	Hoplitodromos
820	Ol. 217	89 AD	Titus Flavius ​​Artemidoros of Adana	Pankration
821	Ol. 217	89 AD	Sarapion of Alexandria	Fist fight of the boys
822	Ol. 217	89 AD	Nicanor of Ephesus	Pankration of the young	Son of Sokles
823	Ol. 217	89 AD	(?) Pankles by Tenos	Unknown competition	Son of Pankles
824	Ol. 218	93 AD	Apollonis (or Heliodorus) of Alexandria	Stadium run
825	Ol. 218	93 AD	Heracles of Alexandria	Fist fight
826	Ol. 218	93 AD	Athenaios of Athens	Unknown competition
827	Ol. 219	97 ad	Stephanos of Cappadocia	Stadium run
828	Ol. 219	97 ad	Mark of Antioch	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Deidas
829	Ol. 220	101 AD	Achilles of Alexandria	Stadium run
830	Ol. 220	101 AD	T. Flavius ​​Archibius of Alexandria	Pankration

221-230. Olympic Games (AD 105–141)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
831	Ol. 221	105 AD	Theonas Smaragdos of Alexandria	Stadium run
832	Ol. 221	105 AD	Titus Flavius ​​Archibius of Alexandria	Pankration
833	Ol. 222	109 ad	Callistus from Side	Stadium run
834	Ol. 223	113 ad	Eustolos of Side	Stadium run
835	Ol. 223	113 ad	(?) ......... Rhodes	Dolichos (run)
836	Ol. 224	117 A.D.	Isarion of Alexandria	Stadium run
837	Ol. 224	117 A.D.	(?) ......... Rhodes	Dolichos (run)
838	Ol. 224	117 A.D.	Publius Aelius Aristomachus of Magnesia on the meander	Pankration of the young
839	Ol. 225	121 AD	Aristeas of Miletus	Stadium run
840	Ol. 226	125 AD	Dionysios Sameumys of Alexandria	Stadium run
841	Ol. 226	125 AD	D (e) idas	Fist fight
842	Ol. 226	125 AD	Moschus of Pergamon	Unknown competition
843	Ol. 227	129 ad	Dionysios Sameumys of Alexandria	Stadium run
844	Ol. 226	125 AD	M. Ulpius Domesticus of Ephesus	Pankration
845	Ol. 227	129 ad	[Dei] philos of Aigai (Aeolis)	Unknown competition
846	Ol. 227	129 ad	L. Miniucius Natalis of Rome	Tethrippon
847	Ol. 228	133 ad	Luke of Alexandria	Stadium run
848	Ol. 228	133 ad	(?) Aelius Granianus of Sicyon	Boys' stadium run
849	Ol. 229	137 ad	Epidaurus Ammonios of Alexandria	Stadium run
850	Ol. 229	137 ad	(?) Aelius Granianus of Sicyon	Diaulos
851	Ol. 229	137 ad	(?) Aelius Granianus of Sicyon	Hoplitodromos
852	Ol. 229	137 ad	(?) Aelius Granianus of Sicyon	Pentathlon
853	Ol. 229	137 ad	Hermagoras of Magnesia on Sipylos	Wrestling
854	Ol. 229	137 ad	P. Aelius Artemas of Laodikeia	Heralds
855	Ol. 230	141 AD	Didymos Klideus of Alexandria	Stadium run
856	Ol. 230	141 AD	Aelius Granianus of Sicyon	Pentathlon
857	Ol. 230	141 AD	M. Tullius of Apamea	Fist fight

231-240. Olympic Games (AD 145–181)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
858	Ol. 231	145 AD	Kranaos (Granianos) from Sicyon	Stadium run
859	Ol. 231	145 AD	M. Tullius of Apamea	Fist fight
860	Ol. 232	149 ad	Attic of Sardis	Stadium run
861	Ol. 231	145 AD	Dionysius of Seleukeia	Wrestling	Son of sotes
862	Ol. 231	145 AD	Socrates	Pankration
863	Ol. 233	153 AD	Demetrios of Chios	Stadium run
864	Ol. 233	153 AD	Demetrios of Chios	Diaulos
865	Ol. 233	153 AD	(?) Marcus Aurelius Demetrios of Alexandria	Pankration
866	Ol. 233	153 AD	(?) Kasia M [nasithea] from Elis	Tethrippon with foals	Daughter of M. Ventulenus Laetus
867	Ol. 234	157 AD	Heras of Chios	Stadium run
868	Ol. 235	161 ad	Mnasibulos of Elateia	Stadium run
869	Ol. 235	161 ad	Mnasibulos of Elateia	Hoplitodromos
870	Ol. 236	165 AD	Aeithales of Alexandria	Stadium run
871	Ol. 236	165 AD	(?) .........	Diaulos
872	Ol. 236	165 AD	M. Aurelius Chrysippus of Smyrna	Wrestling
873	Ol. 236	165 AD	Titus Aelius Aurelius Apollonius of Tarsus	Heralds
874	Ol. 237	169 AD	Eudaimon of Alexandria	Stadium run
875	Ol. 237	169 AD	(?) ..... from Philadelphia	Race unknown
876	Ol. 238	173 ad	Agathopus from Aigina	Stadium run
877	Ol. 238	173 ad	Photion from Ephesus	Fist fight	Son of the bar pion
878	Ol. 238	173 ad	M. Aurelius Demostratos Damas of Sardis	Pankration
879	Ol. 239	177 ad	Agathopus from Aigina	Stadium run
880	Ol. 239	177 ad	Marcus Aurelius Hermagoras of Magnesia on Sipylos	Wrestling
881	Ol. 239	177 ad	M. Aurelius Demostratos Damas of Sardis	Pankration
882	Ol. 239	177 ad	C. Iulius Bassus of Miletus	Heralds
883	Ol. 240	181 A.D.	Anubion, also called Pheidos, from Alexandria	Stadium run
884	Ol. 240	181 A.D.	M. Aurelius Asclepiades of Alexandria	Pankration
885	Ol. 240	181 A.D.	(?) K [...] ktabenos (?) From Ephesus	Hoplitodromos

241-260. Olympic Games (AD 185–261)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
886	Ol. 241	185 AD	Heron of Alexandria	Stadium run
887	Ol. 241	185 AD	(?) K [...] ktabenos (?) From Ephesus	Hoplitodromos	Son of Proclus
888	Ol. 241	185 AD	T. Aelius Aurelius Metrodorus of Philadelphia	Unknown competition
889	Ol. 242	189 AD	Magnus of Cyrene	Stadium run
890	Ol. 242	189 AD	Claudius Apollonius	Unknown competition
891	Ol. 242	189 AD	(?) T. Julius Septimius Julianus of Smyrna	Unknown competition
892	Ol. 242	189 AD	M. Aurelius Philosebastus of Ephesus	Unknown competition
893	Ol. 243	193 AD	Isidorus (Artemidoros) of Alexandria	Stadium run
894	Ol. 243	193 AD	(?) M. Aurelius Asclepiades of Alexandria	Wrestling
895	Ol. 244	197 ad	Theopropos of Rhodes	Chariot races
896	Ol. 244	197 ad	Isidorus (Artemidoros) of Alexandria	Stadium run
897	Ol. 244	197 ad	Aur Metrodorus of Cyzicus	Pentathlon
898	Ol. 244	197 ad	M. Aurelius Asclepiades of Alexandria	Wrestling
899	Ol. 244	197 ad	......... from Ephesus	Fist fight
900	Ol. 245	201 A.D.	Alexandros of Alexandria	Stadium run
901	Ol. 245	201 A.D.	(?) ......... from Ephesus (?)	Fist fight
902	Ol. 246	205 AD	M. Aurelius Hierocles of Nysa	Unknown competition
903	Ol. 246	205 AD	Epinikos, called Kynas, from Kyzikos	Stadium run
904	Ol. 246	205 AD	Plutarchus	Fist fight
905	Ol. 247	205 AD	(?) .........	Boys' stadium run
906	Ol. 247	205 AD	Satornilos of Gortyn	Stadium run
907	Ol. 248	AD 213	Gerenus of Naukratis	Wrestling
908	Ol. 248	AD 213	C. Perelius Aurelius Alexander of Thyateira	Pankration
909	Ol. 248	AD 213	Heliodorus Trosidamas of Alexandria	Stadium run
910	Ol. 248	AD 213	........., called Graus, from Bithynia	Dolichos
911	Ol. 248	AD 213	(?) Aurelius Helix of Phenicia	Wrestling
912	Ol. 248	AD 213	L. Silicius Firmus Mandrogenes of Magnesia on the Meander	Pankration
913	Ol. 249	AD 217	Heliodorus, also called Trosidamas, from Alexandria	Stadium run
914	Ol. 249	AD 217	........., called Graus, from Bithynia	Dolichos
915	Ol. 249	AD 217	(?) Aurelius Helix of Phenicia	Pankration
916	Ol. 249	AD 217	P. Aelius Aurelius Serapion of Ephesus	trumpeter
917	Ol. 250	221 AD	P. Aelius Alcandridas of Sparta	Stadium run	Son of Damokratidas, first victory, no.920
918	Ol. 250	221 AD	........., called Graus, from Bithynia	Dolichos
919	Ol. 250	221 AD	Aurelius Phoibammon of Egypt	Pankration	Son of Poseidonis
920	Ol. 251	225 AD	P. Aelius Alcandridas of Sparta	Stadium run	Son of Damokratidas, Second Victory, no.917
921	Ol. 251	225 AD	Publius Aelius Granianus Fannius Artemidorus of Miletus	Unknown competition
922	Ol. 252	229 AD	(?) Demetrios of Salamis	Stadium run
923	Ol. 252	229 AD	(?) Demetrios of Salamis	Pentathlon
924	Ol. 252	229 AD	(?) Claudius Rufus of Salamis	Unknown competition
925	Ol. 253	233 AD	(?) Demetrios of Salamis	Stadium run
926	Ol. 253	233 AD	(?) Demetrios of Salamis	Pentathlon
927	Ol. 253	233 AD	(?) Claudius Rufus of Salamis	Unknown competition
928	Ol. 254	237 AD	(?) Demetrios of Salamis	Stadium run
929	Ol. 254	237 AD	(?) .........	Fist fight or pankration
930	Ol. 255	241 AD	Publius Asclepiades of Corinth	Pentathlon
931	Ol. 254	237 AD	(?) Aurelius Germanus of Antinoe	Pentathlon	Son of Symmachos
932	Ol. 255	241 AD	(?) T. Domitius Prometheus of Athens	Tethrippon
933	Ol. 256	245 AD	Ti. Claudius Diodorus of Ermupoli (?)	Unknown competition
934	Ol. 256	245 AD	Valerius Eclectus of Sinope	Heralds
935	Ol. 257	249 AD	(?) ......... from Athens	Unknown competition	First win
936	Ol. 257	249 AD	(?) .........	Unknown competition
937	Ol. 257	249 AD	M. Aurelius Peius of Daldis	Unknown competition	Son of Socrates
938	Ol. 258	253 AD	Valerius Eclectus of Sinope	Heralds	Second win
939	Ol. 259	257 AD	Valerius Eclectus of Sinope	Heralds	Third win
940	Ol. 260	261 AD	Valerius Eclectus of Sinope	Heralds	Fourth win

261-265. Olympic Games (AD 265–281)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
941	Ol. 262	269 ​​AD	Dionysius of Alexandria	Stadium run
942	Ol. 264	277 AD	(?) Aurelius Sarapammon from Oxyrhynchos	Unknown competition

266-289. Olympic Games (285–377 AD)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
943	Ol. 287	369 AD	(?) Philumenos of Philadelphia	in a heavy fight ( fistfight , wrestling, or pankration )
944	Ol. 287	369 AD	(?) Varasdates of Armenia	Wrestling	Son of Anop; exact date unknown, certain before his accession to the throne 374; Moses of Chorene 3, 40

290-291. Olympic Games (381–385 AD)

Number of victory	Games	year	Surname	discipline	Sources & Notes
x	Ol. 290	381 AD	Eucarpides of Athens	Pankration of the young
x	Ol. 291	385 AD	Aurelios Zopyros of Athens	Fist fight of the boys

Olympians, date unsecured

Number of victory	Games	Surname	year	discipline	Sources & Notes
945	Ol. Unclear	Ainetos from Amyklai in Laconia	Date unsaved	Pentathlon
946	Ol. Unclear	Aeschines from Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon
947	Ol. Unclear	Aeschines from Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon
948	Ol. Unclear	Anauchidas from Elis	Date unsaved	Boys wrestling match
949	Ol. Unclear	Anauchidas from Elis	Date unsaved	Wrestling match
950	Ol. Unclear	Angeles	Date unsaved	Fist fight of the boys
951	Ol. Unclear	Aristeides of Elis	Date unsaved	Hoplitodromos
952	Ol. Unclear	Brimias from Elis	Date unsaved	Fist fight
953	Ol. Unclear	Butas of Miletus	Date unsaved	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Polynices
954	Ol. Unclear	Chaireas of Sicyon	Date unsaved	Fist fight of the boys	Son of Chairemon
955	Ol. Unclear	Charionis of Elis	Date unsaved	Diaulos
956	Ol. Unclear	Charionis of Elis	Date unsaved	Hoplitodromos
957	Ol. Unclear	Dionysid [oros] from Mylasa	Date unsaved	Boys wrestling match
958	Ol. Unclear	Eualkidas of Elis	Date unsaved	Fist fight of the boys
959	Ol. Unclear	Euanthes of Cyzicus	Date unsaved	Fist fight
960	Ol. Unclear	Eurydamas of Cyrene	Date unsaved	Fist fight
961	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Diaulos	Break. 6, 15, 9
962	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Hoplitodromos	Break. 6, 15, 9
963	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 6, 15, 9
964	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 6, 15, 9
965	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 6, 15, 9
966	Ol. Unclear	Gorgos of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 6, 15, 9
967	Ol. Unclear	Clearetus of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 7, 16, 9
968	Ol. Unclear	Kleinomachos of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 6, 15, 1
969	Ol. Unclear	Kriannios of Elis	Date unsaved	Hoplitodromos	Break. 6, 17, 1
970	Ol. Unclear	Menalkes of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon
971	Ol. Unclear	Neolaidas from Elis	Date unsaved	Boys' stadium run	Break. 6, 14, 1
972	Ol. Unclear	Neolaidas from Elis	Date unsaved	Hoplitodromos	Break. 6, 14, 1
973	Ol. Unclear	Nikasylos of Rhodes	Date unsaved	Wrestling	Break. 6, 14, 1
974	Ol. Unclear	Pherenicus of Elis	Date unsaved	Wrestling of the boys	Break. 6, 16, 1
975	Ol. Unclear	Philles from Elis	Date unsaved	Wrestling of the boys	Break. 6, 9, 4
976	Ol. Unclear	Phocles of Andros	Date unsaved	Wrestling of the boys	Son of Lykastidas
977	Ol. Unclear	Rufus	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
978	Ol. Unclear	Theodoros of Elis	Date unsaved	Pentathlon
978a	Ol. Unclear	[....] nos from Elis	Date unsaved	Unknown competition	Son of Dionyso [---]
979	Ol. Unclear	......... from Croton	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
980	Ol. Unclear	......... from Rhodes	Date unsaved	Wrestling of the boys
981	Ol. Unclear	......... from Rhodes	Date unsaved	Dolichos
982	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Wrestling
983	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Wrestling
984	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Diaulos
985	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Diaulos
986	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Diaulos
987	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Diaulos
988	Ol. Unclear	.........	Date unsaved	Unknown competition

Olympians, doubtful

The data come from the Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 222 , see also Oxyrhynchus Papyri .

Number of victory	Games	Surname	year	discipline	Sources & Notes
989	Ol. Unclear	(?) Amphilochus of Antioch at the Pyramos	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Son of Theison
990	Ol. Unclear	(?) Annikeris of Cyrene	Date unsaved	Tethrippon
991	Ol. Unclear	(?) Anubion of Egypt	Date unsaved	Unknown competition	sure Egyptians
992	Ol. Unclear	(?) [A] ristarch [os]	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
993	Ol. Unclear	(?) M. Aurelius Anas from Adada	Date unsaved	Dolichos	known from an inscription from his hometown
994	Ol. Unclear	M. Aurelius Pappus of Myra	Date unsaved	Fist fight	Son of onesimos
995 - 1004	Ol. Unclear	(?) M. Aurelius Silvanus of Hermopolis	Date unsaved	trumpeter
1005 - 1006	Ol. Unclear	(?) Aurelius Toalios of Oinoanda (?)	Date unsaved	Pankration (?)
1007 - 1010	Ol. Unclear	(?) Epigonus of Tralles	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1011	Ol. Unclear	(?) Eudaimon of Egypt	Date unsaved	Fist fight	Philostr. here . P. 147, 8
1012	Ol. Unclear	(?) M. Iustius Marcianus Rufus of Sinope	Date unsaved	Fist fight
1013	Ol. Unclear	(?) Leukaros of Acarnania	Date unsaved	Pankration
1014	Ol. Unclear	(?) Lycus of Messenia	Date unsaved	Pentathlon	Break. 2, 7, 2
1015	Ol. Unclear	(?) Marcianus of Thyatira	Date unsaved	Unknown competition	Son of Marcianus
1016	Ol. Unclear	(?) Mnasiadas of Argos	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1017	Ol. Unclear	(?) Periander of Corinth	Date unsaved	Tethrippon
1018	Ol. Unclear	(?) Phorystas of Tanagra	Date unsaved	Heralds	Son of the triax
1019	Ol. Unclear	(?) Plato of Athens	Date unsaved	Wrestling
1020	Ol. Unclear	(?) M. Popillius Sotys from Perge	Date unsaved	Diaulos
1021	Ol. Unclear	(?) Skopas from Krannon	Date unsaved	Tethrippon  ?	Son of Creon
1022	Ol. Unclear	(?) Thrasym [---]	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1023	Ol. Unclear	(?) Timarras (?)	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1024	Ol. Unclear	(?) ......... from Sparta	Date unsaved	Fist fight  ?	Son of Cheilon
1025	Ol. Unclear	(?) ......... from Larissa	Date unsaved	horse race
1026	Ol. Unclear	(?) .........	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1027	Ol. Unclear	(?) ......... of (possibly) Bithynia	Date unsaved	Unknown competition
1028	Ol. Unclear	(?) ......... from Miletus	Date unsaved	Wrestling
1029	Ol. Unclear	(?) .........	Date unsaved	Unknown competition

Wrongly addressed by Gustav Hugo Förster as Olympians, excluded by Moretti

1. Agathinos of Elis, son of Thrasybulus (Forester, no.753)
2. Androleos, fist fight
3. Aulos, fist fight
4. M. Aurelius Petronius Celsus, called Menippos, son of P. Arlius Tydeus (Forester, No. 181)
5. L. Cosinnius Gaianus of Ephesus (Forester, no.821)
6. Glaukies von Region, son of Lykkides (Forester, p. 26)
7. Maiandreus of Ephesus (Forester, No. 738)
8. Megacles of Athens, Tethrippon (Forester, No. 85)
9. Olympikos (?), Fist fight
10. Phayllos , Hoplitodromos
11. Praxiteles of Syracuse, son of Krinis (Forester, no.175)
12. M. Ulpius Firmus Domesticus, son of M. Ulpius Domesticus (Förster, No. 709)

Explanations

The abbreviations in the Sources & Notes are as follows:

1. Afric .: Iulius Africanus (* around 160/170; † after 240).
2. Diod .: Diodor (1st century BC).
3. Paus .: Pausanias (* around 115 AD in Asia Minor, † around 180 AD).
4. Philostr .: Philostratos Gymnastikós , ed. J. Jüthner, Leipzig-Berlin 1909.

literature

• Hugo Förster : The Olympic winners up to the end of the 4th century BC Chr. Vol. 1–2 (= annual report of the grammar school in Zwickau for the years 1890/91 and 1891/92), Zwickau 1891–1892. (obsolete) (online book)
• Luigi Moretti : Olympionikai, i vincitori negli antichi agoni olimpici. In: Memorie della Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Classe di Scienze Morali, Storiche e Filologiche Ser. 8, 8: 53-198 (1957).
• Luigi Moretti: Supplemento al catalogo degli Olympionikai. In: Klio 52 (1970), pp. 295-303.
• Luigi Moretti: Nuovo supplemento al catalogo degli Olympionikai. In: Miscellanea greca e romana 12 = Studi pubblicati dall'Istituto italiano per la storia antica 39 (1987), pp. 67-91.
• Andreas Vogel: Investigations into the list of winners at the ancient Olympic Games. In: N. Müller, M. Messing (Ed.) Olympic Studies 1 (Niedernhausen 1988), 83-102.

On the history of the ancient lists of winners:

• Paul Christesen: Olympic Victor Lists and Ancient Greek History. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2007. ISBN 978-0-521-86634-7 .

Web links

• List of winners at the Foundation of the Hellenic World
• Gli Olimpionici dell'antichità (PDF; 326 kB)
• Eusebius Chronicles at rbedrosian.com
• Hugo Förster, The winners in the Olympic Games up to the end of the 4th century BC Chr. , Zwickau, 1891 (PDF; 1.38 MB)
• CO Müller, The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race , Vol. II, 2nd edition, Toronto 1889, Appendix VI, p. 446f (online book)

proof

1. ^ Luigi Moretti: Olympionikai, i vincitori negli antichi agoni olimpici. In Memorie della Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Classe di Scienze Morali, Storiche e Filologiche Ser. 8, 8: 53-198 (1957).
2. ^ Cassius Dio , 63, 8-11 .
3. ↑ History of the games at antikes-olympia.de