List of the Athenian Archons
The list of Athenian archon ( sg. Archon , Greek ἄρχων "Ruling") contains the Archons of the ancient polis of Athens .
When the Athenians reconstructed their early history in the 4th century, they assumed that this high office had already been established in the 11th century and was initially awarded for life, and that it included functions equivalent to kings. In the year 752/751 BC However, the term of office is ten years and 682 BC. Has been reduced to one year. Today most scholars assume that this year really marked the establishment of the office, and hold all archons before 682 BC. For fictional. The list of archons, which was published as an inscription in the late 5th century and has been partially preserved, began with the year 682; however, not a few historians assume that the archons, who are named for the 7th and 6th centuries, are at least partially invented. It was not until the late 6th century that the list was thus indisputably authentic.
In the course of time, a college of so-called synarchons (“co-rulers”) was gradually formed, so that there were a total of nine archons at the same time. The Archon eponymos , who is included in the list here, was the highest ranking and gave its name to the current year, while the Archon basileus had ritual, the Archon polemarchos had military and the six thesmothets had legal tasks. In the course of the classical period, however, all of these offices lost importance in favor of other Athens political institutions.
| Year (BC) | Archon (from 682 BC Archon Eponymos) | Important events |
|---|---|---|
| 1068 / 7-1048 / 7 | Medon | |
| 1048 / 7-1012 / 1 | Akastos | |
| 1012 / 1-993 / 2 | Archippos | |
| 993 / 2-952 / 1 | Thersippus | |
| 952 / 1-921 / 0 | Phorbas | |
| 921 / 0-891 / 0 | Megacles | |
| 891 / 0-863 / 2 | Diognetus | |
| 863 / 2-844 / 3 | Pherekles | |
| 844 / 3-824 / 3 | Ariphron | |
| 824 / 3-797 / 6 | Thespieus | |
| 797 / 6–787 / 6 | Agamestor | |
| 787 / 6-764 / 3 | Aeschylus | |
| 764 / 3–752 / 1 | Alkmeon | last archon for life |
| 752 / 1-742 / 1 | Charops | |
| 742 / 1-732 / 1 | Aisimides | |
| 732 / 1-722 / 1 | Kleidikos | |
| 722 / 1-712 / 1 | Hippomenes | |
| 712 / 1-702 / 1 | Leocrates | |
| 702 / 1-692 / 1 | Apsandros | |
| 692 / 1-682 | Eryxias | last archon with ten year term |
| 684/83 | Creon | |
| 682/81 | Lysiades | |
| 680/79 | Tlesias | |
| 679/71 | unknown | |
| 671/70 | Leostratos | |
| 670/69 | unknown | |
| 669/68 | Peisistratos | |
| 668/67 | Autosthenes | |
| 667/64 | unknown | |
| 664/63 | Miltiades | |
| 663/59 | unknown | |
| 659/58 | Miltiades | |
| 658/45 | unknown | |
| 645/44 | Dropides | |
| 644/39 | unknown | |
| 639/38 | Damasias | |
| 638/36 | unknown | |
| 636/35 (?) | Epainetus | |
| 635/32 | unknown | |
| 632/31 (?) | Megacles | Kylon's attempt at tyranny |
| 631/21 | unknown | |
| 621/20 | Aristaichmos | |
| 620/15 | unknown | |
| 615/14 | Heniochides | |
| 614/05 | unknown | |
| 605/04 | Aristocles | |
| 604/00 | unknown | |
| 600/599 | unknown | |
| 599/98 | Critias | |
| 597/96 | Kypselus | possibly identical with Kyselos , the father of Miltiades the Elder |
| 596/95 | Telekles (Telekleides) | |
| 595/94 | Philombrotos | |
| 594/93 | Solon | Solon reforms Athens' laws and constitution. |
| 593/92 | Dropides | |
| 592/91 | Eukrates | |
| 591/90 | Simon | |
| 590/89 | not an archon | |
| 589/88 | unknown | |
| 588/87 | Philip | |
| 587/86 | ||
| 586/82 | unknown | |
| 582/81 | Damasias | |
| 581/80 | Damasias (?) | |
| 580/79 | Damasias (?) | Damasias ruled a total of 2 years and 2 months, after which 10 archons (5 Eupatrids , 3 "men from the country" and 2 "craftsmen") were appointed |
| 579/77 | unknown | |
| 577/76 | Archestratidas | |
| 576/70 | unknown | |
| 570/69 | Aristomenes | |
| 569/66 | unknown | |
| 566/65 | Hippocress | |
| 565/61 | unknown | |
| 561/60 | Komeas | Peisistratos becomes a tyrant for the first time , but is soon driven out |
| 560/59 | Hegestratos | |
| 559/58 | Hegesias | |
| 558/57 | unknown | |
| 557/56 | Charmos | |
| 556/55 | Hegesias | Peisistratos becomes a tyrant a second time |
| 555/54 | Euthydemos | |
| 554/48 | unknown | Peisistratos is around 550 BC. Banned again |
| 548/47 | Sexy dresses | |
| 547/46 | Thespieus | |
| 546/45 | Phormion | Peisistratos becomes a tyrant for the third time |
| 545/35 | unknown | |
| 536/35 | Phrynaios | |
| 535/33 | unknown | |
| 533/32 | Thericles | |
| 532/28 | unknown | |
| 528/27 | Philoneos | Hippias and Hipparchus followed Peisistratos as tyrants |
| 527/26 | Onetorides | |
| 526/25 | Hippias | |
| 525/24 | Kleisthenes | |
| 524/23 | Miltiades | |
| 523/22 | Calliades | |
| 522/21 | Peisistratos | |
| 521/18 | unknown | |
| 518/17 (?) | Habron (?) | |
| 517/11 | unknown | Hipparchus is born around 514 BC Murdered BC |
| 511/10 | Harpaktides | Hippias flees |
| 510/09 | Scamandrios | |
| 509/08 | Lysagoras | |
| 508/07 | Isagoras | Kleisthenes struggling with Isagoras around the Archontenamt, this was, however, of Cleomenes I of Sparta supports |
| 507/06 | Alkmaion | |
| 506/04 | unknown | |
| 504/03 | Akestorides | |
| 503/01 | unknown | |
| 501/00 | Hermokreon | |
| 500/499 | Smyros | |
| 499/98 | Melanthios | first known strategist |
| 498/97 | unknown | |
| 497/96 | Archias | |
| 496/95 | Hipparchus | |
| 495/94 | Philip | |
| 494/93 | Pythocritus | |
| 493/92 | Themistocles | Themistocles begins to expand the Athenian fleet |
| 492/91 | Diognetus | |
| 491/90 | Hybrid | |
| 490/89 | Phainippos | Battle at marathon ; Stesileos and Miltiades the Younger are strategists ; Callimachus is Archon Polemarchus |
| 489/88 | Aristides the Just | |
| 488/87 | Anchises | |
| 487/86 | Telesinos | |
| 486/85 | Keures | |
| 485/84 | Philocrates | |
| 484/83 | Leostratos | |
| 483/82 | Nicodemos | |
| 482/81 | unknown | |
| 481/80 | Hypsichides | |
| 480/79 | Calliades | Battle of Salamis ; Aristides and Themistocles are strategists |
| 479/78 | Xanthippos | Father of Pericles ; Battle of Plataiai ; Aristides strategist |
| 478/77 | Timosthenes | |
| 477/76 | Adeimantos | |
| 476/75 | Phaedo | |
| 475/74 | Dromo dress | |
| 474/73 | Akestorides | |
| 473/72 | Menon | |
| 472/71 | Chares | |
| 471/70 | Praxiergos | |
| 470/69 | Demotion | |
| 469/68 | Apsephion | |
| 468/67 | Theagenides | |
| 467/66 | Lysistratos | |
| 466/65 | Lysanias | |
| 465/64 | Lysitheus | Sophanes is a strategist |
| 464/63 | Archedemides | |
| 463/62 | Tlepolemos | Kimon is a strategist |
| 462/61 | Konon | Ephialtes reformed the Areopagus and is murdered |
| 461/60 | Euthippus | |
| 460/59 | Phrasicles | War with Sparta, the first Peloponnesian War |
| 459/58 | Philocles | Phrynichos, Dikaiogenes and Hippodamas are strategists |
| 458/57 | Habron | |
| 457/56 | Mnesitheides | |
| 456/55 | Callias | |
| 455/54 | Sosistratos | |
| 454/53 | Ariston | |
| 453/52 | Lysicrates | |
| 452/51 | Chairephanes | |
| 451/50 | Antidotos | Anaxikrates and Kimon are strategists |
| 450/49 | Euthynos | |
| 449/48 | Pedieus | |
| 448/47 | Philiscus | Pericles and Tolmides are strategists; The Peace of Callias ends the Greco-Persian War |
| 447/46 | Timarchides | |
| 446/45 | Callimachus | |
| 445/44 | Lysimachides | Peace between Athens and Sparta |
| 444/43 | Praxiteles | |
| 443/42 | Lysanias | Pericles is a strategist |
| 442/41 | Diphilus | Pericles is a strategist |
| 441/40 | Timocles | Pericles and Glaucon are strategists |
| 440/39 | Morychides | Pericles is a strategist |
| 439/38 | Glaucinos | Pericles is a strategist |
| 438/37 | Theodoros | Pericles is a strategist |
| 437/36 | Euthymenes | Pericles is a strategist |
| 436/35 | Lysimachus | Pericles is a strategist |
| 435/34 | Antiochides | Pericles is a strategist |
| 434/33 | Krates | Pericles is a strategist |
| 433/32 | Apseudes | Pericles, Lacedaemonios, Diotimus and Proteas are strategists |
| 432/31 | Pythodorus | Beginning of the Peloponnesian War ; Pericles and Callias are strategists |
| 431/30 | Euthydemos | Pericles is a strategist |
| 430/29 | Apollodorus | Pericles dies; Xenophon, Hestiodorus, Calliades, Melesandros and Phanomachus are strategists |
| 429/28 | Epameinon | Phormion is a strategist |
| 428/27 | Diotimus | Demosthenes , Asopios, Paches, Kleitippos and Lysicles are strategists |
| 427/26 | Eucles | Nicias , Charoiades and Prokles are strategists |
| 426/25 | Euthynos | Laches and Hippocrates are strategists |
| 425/24 | Stratocles | Nicias , Eurymedon, Pythodorus and Sophocles are strategists |
| 424/23 | Isarchus | Demosthenes , Cleon , Thucydides and Hippocrates are strategists |
| 423/22 | Ameinias | Kleon is a strategist |
| 422/21 | Alcaios | Kleon is a strategist |
| 421/20 | Aristion | |
| 420/19 | Astyphilos | Alkibiades is a strategist |
| 419/18 | Archias | |
| 418/17 | Antiphon | Laches and Nikostratos are strategists |
| 417/16 | Euphemus | Expedition against the island of Melos: Cleomedes, Teisias and Philocrates are strategists. |
| 416/15 | Arimnestus | Sicily expedition : Nikias , Alkibiades and Lamachos are strategists |
| 415/14 | Charias | Nicias , Alkibiades and Lamachos are strategists. Alcibiades accused, flees to Sparta. |
| 414/13 | Peisandros | Nicias and Lamachos are strategists. After Lamachus' death, Menandros and Euthydemus become strategists. |
| 413/12 | Cleocritus | Nicias , Demosthenes and Eurymedon are strategists; Eurymedon falls, the first two named are executed in Syracuse after their capture. |
| 412/11 | Callias Skambonides | Peisandros and Phrynichos are strategists. |
| 411 | Mnasilochos (died) | Simachus, Aristarchus, Aristocrates , Thrasybul , Diomedon and Leon are strategists. Thrasyllos is elected strategist by the army assembly in Samos. |
| 411/10 | Theopompus | |
| 410/09 | Glaucippos | Thrasyllos, Thrasybul and Theramenes are strategists. |
| 409/08 | Diocles | Anytos is a strategist. |
| 408/07 | Euctemon | |
| 407/06 | Antigen | Alkibiades , Aristocrates and Adeimantus are strategists. |
| 406/05 | Callias Angelides | Konon , Leon , Archestratos, Erasinides , Aristocrates , Diomedon, Thrasyllos, Aristogenes, Protomachus, Pericles the Younger and Lysias are strategists. |
| 405/04 | Alexias | Konon , Adeimantos , Philocles , Tydeus , Menandros , Kephisodotos and Eucrates are strategists. |
| 404/03 | Pythodorus | Sparta establishes the oligarchy of rule of thirty tyrants; Pythodoros not recognized as an Archon Eponymos. |
| 403/02 | Eucleides | Thrasybul expels the thirty tyrants , restores democracy |
| 402/01 | Mikon | |
| 401/00 | Xenainetus | |
| 400/399 | Laughs | |
| 399/98 | Aristocrates | Trial and death of Socrates |
| 398/97 | Euthycles | |
| 397/96 | Souniades | |
| 396/95 | Phormion | |
| 395/94 | Diophantus | Athens takes part in the Corinthian War against Sparta |
| 394/93 | Euboulides | |
| 393/92 | Demostratos | Adeimantos is a strategist |
| 392/91 | Philocles | |
| 391/90 | Nikoteles | |
| 390/89 | Demostratos | Thrasybul and Ergocles are strategists. |
| 389/88 | Antipater | Agyrrhios and Pamphilos are strategists |
| 388/87 | Pyrgion | Thrasybul and Dionysius are strategists. |
| 387/86 | Theodotos | |
| 386/85 | Mystichides | The Corinthian War ends with the King's Peace or Peace of Antalkidas |
| 385/84 | Dexitheos | |
| 384/83 | Dieitrephes | |
| 383/82 | Phanostratos | |
| 382/81 | Euandros | |
| 381/80 | Demophilos | |
| 380/79 | Pytheas | |
| 379/78 | Nikon | Again war with Sparta |
| 378/77 | Nausinikos | |
| 377/76 | Kalleas | |
| 376/75 | Charisandros | Kedon is a strategist |
| 375/74 | Hippodamas | |
| 374/73 | Socratides | |
| 373/72 | Asteios | Iphicrates, Callistratus, Chabrias and Timotheus are strategists |
| 372/71 | Alkisthenes | |
| 371/70 | Phrase dress | Peace with Sparta. The Spartans are defeated by the Thebans in the Battle of Leuctra . |
| 370/69 | Dysniketos | |
| 369/68 | Lysistratos | |
| 368/67 | Nausigenes | |
| 367/66 | Polyzelos | |
| 366/65 | Kephisodorus | Chabrias is a strategist |
| 365/64 | Chion | Iphikrates is a strategist |
| 364/63 | Timocrates | |
| 363/62 | Charikleides | Ergophilos and Callisthenes are strategists |
| 362/61 | Molon | Leosthenes and Autocles are strategists; Athens and Sparta are defeated by the Thebans at the Battle of Mantineia . |
| 361/60 | Nicophemus | Timomachus is a strategist |
| 360/59 | Kallimedes | Menon, Timotheus and Cephisodotus are strategists |
| 359/58 | Eucharist | |
| 358/57 | Kephisodotos | |
| 357/56 | Agathocles | Chabrias is a strategist |
| 356/55 | Elpines | Iphicrates, Timotheus and Menestheus are strategists |
| 355/54 | Kallistratos | |
| 354/53 | Diotimus | |
| 353/52 | Thoudemos | |
| 352/51 | Aristodemus | |
| 351/50 | Theellos | Theogenes is Archon Basileus |
| 350/49 | Apollodorus | |
| 349/48 | Callimachus | Hegesileos is a strategist |
| 348/47 | Theophilus | |
| 347/46 | Themistocles | Proxenos is a strategist |
| 346/45 | Archias | |
| 345/44 | Eboulos | |
| 344/43 | Lykiskos | Phokion is a strategist |
| 343/42 | Pythodotos | |
| 342/41 | Sosigenes | |
| 341/40 | Nicomachus | |
| 340/39 | Theophrastus | Phokion is a strategist |
| 339/38 | Lysimachides | Phokion is a strategist and is defeated by Philip II of Macedonia . |
| 338/37 | Chairondes | Lysicles is a strategist |
| 337/36 | Phrynichos | |
| 336/35 | Pythodelus | |
| 335/34 | Euainetos | |
| 334/33 | Ktesikles | |
| 333/32 | Nicocrates | |
| 332/31 | Niketes | |
| 331/30 | Aristophanes | |
| 330/29 | Aristophon | |
| 329/28 | Kephisophon | |
| 328/27 | Euthycritus | |
| 327/26 | Hegemon | |
| 326/25 | Chremes | |
| 325/324 | Antiquity | Philocles is a strategist |
| 324/23 | Hegesias | |
| 323/22 | Kephisodorus | Phocion and Leosthenes are strategists; The Lamian War breaks out after the death of Alexander the Great . |
| 322/21 | Philocles | |
| 321/20 | Archippos | |
| 320/19 | Neaichmos | |
| 319/18 | Apollodorus | |
| 318/17 | Archippos | |
| 317/16 | Demogenes | Demetrios von Phaleron is appointed governor by the Macedonian regent Kassander . |
| 316/15 | Demo dress | |
| 315/14 | Praxiboulos | |
| 314/13 | Nikodorus | |
| 313/12 | Theophrastus | |
| 312/11 | Polemon | |
| 311/10 | Simonides | |
| 310/09 | Hieromnemon | |
| 309/08 | Demetrios of Phaleron | |
| 308/07 | Kairimos (Charinos) | |
| 307/06 | Anaxicrates | Lysias is Thesmothet ; Demetrios von Phaleron is driven out when Demetrios Poliorketes conquers the city from Kassander. |
| 306/05 | Koroibos | Pamphilus is Thesmothet |
| 305/04 | Euxenippos | Autolycus is Thesmothet |
| 304/03 | Pherekles | Epicharinos is Thesmothet |
| 303/02 | Leostratos | Diophantos is Thesmothet |
| 302/01 | Nicocles | Nikon is thesmothet |
| 301/00 | Klearchus | Mnesarchus is Thesmothet. Demetrios Poliorketes is expelled from the city. |
| 300/299 | Hegemachos | Lachares becomes a tyrant |
| 299/98 | Euctemon | Theophilos is Thesmothet |
| 298/97 | Mnesidemos | |
| 297/96 | Antiphates | |
| 296/95 | Nicias | Antikrates is Thesmothet |
| 295/94 | Nikostratos | Dorotheos is Thesmothet. Lachares is supported and Demetrios Poliorketes moves into the city a second time. |
| 294/93 | Olympiodorus | Thrasykles is Thesmothet |
| 293/92 | Olympiodorus | Epicurus is Thesmothet |
| 292/91 | Philip | |
| 291/90 | Charinos | |
| 290/89 | Telocles | |
| 289/88 | Aristonymus | |
| 288/87 | unknown | |
| 287/86 | Xenophon | Olympiodoros is a strategist. Demetrios Poliorketes is expelled from the city for good. |
| 286/85 | Diocles | Xenophon is Thesmothet |
| 285/84 | Diotimus | Lysistratos is Thesmothet |
| 284/83 | Isaios | |
| 283/82 | Euthios | Nausimenes is Thesmothet |
| 282/81 | Nicias | Theophilos is Thesmothet |
| 281/80 | Ourias | Euxenus is Thesmothet |
| 280/79 | Telocles | |
| 279/78 | Anaxicrates | |
| 278/77 | Democles | |
| 277/76 | Aristonymus | |
| 276/75 | Philocrates | Kydias is Thesmothet |
| 275/74 | Olbios | |
| 274/73 | Euboulos | Euthonios is Thesmothet |
| 273/72 | Glaucippos | |
| 272/71 | Lysitheides | |
| 271/70 | Pytharatus | |
| 270/69 | Sosistratos | Kleigenes is Thesmothet |
| 269/68 | Peithidemos | Theodotos is Thesmothet |
| 268/67 | Diogeiton | Theodoros is Thesmothet |
| 267/66 | Menekles | Isocrates is Thesmothet; The Chremonic War against Macedonia begins. |
| 266/65 | Nicias | Potamon is Thesmothet |
| 265/64 | Euboulos | Hegesippos is Thesmothet |
| 264/63 | Diognetus | |
| 263/62 | Antipater | |
| 262/61 | Arrheneides | |
| 261/60 | ... sinos | Aphthonetos is Thesmothet; Athens is conquered by Antigonus II Gonatas of Macedonia, the Chremonideic War ends. |
| 260/59 | Philostratus | |
| 259/58 | Philinos | |
| 258/57 | Antiphon | Sostratos is Thesmothet |
| 257/56 | Thymochares | |
| 256/55 | Antimachos | |
| 255/54 | Cleomachos | |
| 254/53 | Phanostratos | |
| 253/52 | Pheidostratos | |
| 252/51 | Kallimedes | |
| 251/50 | Thersilochos | Callias is Thesmothet |
| 250/49 | Polyeuktos | |
| 249/48 | Hieron | Diodotos is Thesmothet |
| 248/47 | Diomedon | Chairephon is Thesmothet |
| 247/46 | Theophemus | Phainylos is Thesmothet |
| 246/45 | Philoneos | Phoryskides is Thesmothet |
| 245/44 | Kydenor | Prokles is Thesmothet |
| 244/43 | Lysiades | |
| 243/42 | Eurycloths | |
| 242/41 | Phanomachus | |
| 241/40 | Lykeas | Aristomachus is Thesmothet |
| 240/39 | Polystratos | Arketus is Thesmothet |
| 239/38 | Athenodorus | |
| 238/37 | Lysias | |
| 237/36 | Alcibiades | |
| 236/35 | Kimon | |
| 235/34 | Ekphantos | Eumelos is Thesmothet |
| 234/33 | Lysanias | |
| 233/32 | unknown | |
| 232/31 | Mneseides (?) | |
| 231/30 | Jason (?) | |
| 230/29 | unknown | |
| 229/28 | unknown | Charias is Thesmothet |
| 228/27 | Heliodorus | Theokrisios is Thesmothet |
| 227/26 | Theophilus | Philip is Thesmothet |
| 226/25 | Ergochares | Zoilos is Thesmothet |
| 225/24 | Niketes | |
| 224/23 | Antiphilus | |
| 223/22 | Hoplon or Nikias | |
| 222/21 | Archelaus | Moschos is Thesmothet |
| 221/20 | Thrasyphon | |
| 220/19 | Menecrates | |
| 219/218 | Chairephon | |
| 218/17 | Calli (machos?) | Aristotle is Thesmothet |
| 217/16 | Hoplone | |
| 216/15 | Hagnias | Potamon |
| 215/14 | Diocles | Aristophanes is Thesmothet |
| 214/13 | Euphiletus | |
| 213/12 | Herakleitos | |
| 212/11 | Euandros | |
| 211/10 | Aischron | |
| 210/09 | Sostratos | |
| 209/08 | Archelaus | Archikles is Thesmothet |
| 208/07 | Ankylos | |
| 207/06 | unknown | |
| 206/05 | Kallistratos | Hagnonides is Thesmothet |
| 205/04 | Pantiades | |
| 204/03 | Apollodorus | |
| 203/02 | Proxy envy | Eubulus is Thesmothet |
| 202/01 | Diodotos (?) | |
| 201/00 | Isocrates | |
| 200/199 | Nikophon | |
| 199/98 | unknown | |
| 198/97 | Dionysius | |
| 197/96 | Dionysius | |
| 196/95 | Charicles | Aischrion is Thesmothet |
| 195/93 | unknown | |
| 193/92 | Hippias | |
| 192/91 | unknown | Prokles is Thesmothet |
| 191/90 | Timourchos | Cephalus is Thesmothet |
| 190/89 | Demetrios | Theodosios is possibly Thesmothet |
| 189/88 | Euthycritus | |
| 188/87 | Symmachos | Archikles is Thesmothet |
| 187/86 | Theoxenos | Biotle is possibly Thesmothet |
| 186/85 | Zopyros | Megaristus is Thesmothet |
| 185/84 | Eupolemus | Stratonikos is Thesmothet |
| 184/83 | unknown | |
| 183/82 | Hermogenes | |
| 182/81 | Timesianax | |
| 181/80 | Phanarchides | |
| 180/79 | Diodotos | Jason is Thesmothet |
| 179/78 | Menedemos | |
| 178/77 | Philon | Philistion is Thesmothet |
| 177/76 | (---) ippos | |
| 176/75 | Hippakus | |
| 175/74 | Sonicus | Pausanias is Thesmothet |
| 174/73 | Alexandros | |
| 173/72 | Alexis | |
| 172/71 | Sosigenes | |
| 171/70 | Antigen | Sosandros is Thesmothet |
| 170/69 | Aphrodisius | |
| 169/68 | Eunikos | Jerome is Thesmothet |
| 168/67 | Xenocles | Sthenedemos is Thesmothet |
| 167/66 | Nicosthenes | |
| 166/65 | Achaios | Herakleon is Thesmothet |
| 165/64 | Pelops | Dionysicles is Thesmothet |
| 164/63 | Yours | |
| 163/62 | Erastos | Demetrios is Thesmothet |
| 162/61 | Poseidonios | |
| 161/60 | Aristolas | |
| 160/59 | Tychandros | Sosigenes is Thesmothet |
| 159/58 | Aristaichmos | Dionysodorus is Thesmothet |
| 158/57 | Pyrrhus | |
| 157/56 | Anthesterios | |
| 156/55 | Kallistratos | |
| 155/54 | Mnesitheos | Philiskos is Thesmothet |
| 154/53 | Aristophantus | |
| 153/52 | Speusippos | |
| 152/51 | Lysiades or Epainetus | |
| 151/50 | Epainetos or Zaleukos | |
| 150/49 | Zaleukos or Mikion | |
| 149/48 | Phaidrias | |
| 148/47 | Mikion or Lysiades | |
| 147/46 | Archon | Rome takes control of Greece |
| 146/45 | Epicrates | |
| 145/44 | Metrophanes | Epigenes is Thesmothet |
| 144/43 | Andreas | |
| 143/42 | Theaetetus | |
| 142/41 | Aristophon | |
| 141/40 | Pleistainos | |
| 140/39 | Hagnotheos | Menekrates is Thesmothet |
| 139/38 | Diocles | |
| 138/37 | Timarchus | |
| 137/36 | Herakleitos | Dionysius is Thesmothet |
| 136/35 | Timarchides | |
| 135/34 | Dionysius | Theolytos is Thesmothet |
| 134/33 | Nicomachus | |
| 133/32 | xenon | |
| 132/31 | Ergocles | |
| 131/30 | Epicles | Gorgilos is Thesmothet |
| 130/29 | Demostratos | |
| 129/28 | Lykiskos | |
| 128/27 | Dionysius | |
| 127/26 | Theodorides | Sosicrates is Thesmothet |
| 126/25 | Diotimus | |
| 125/24 | Jason | Athenodorus is Thesmothet |
| 124/23 | Nicias (died); Isigenes | |
| 123/22 | Demetrios | |
| 122/21 | Nicodemos | Epigenes is Thesmothet |
| 121/20 | Phocion | Euandros is probably Thesmothet |
| 120/19 | Eumachos | |
| 119/18 | Hipparchus | |
| 118/17 | Lenaios | Isidorus is Thesmothet |
| 117/16 | Menoites | |
| 116/15 | Sarapion | Sophocles is Thesmothet |
| 115/14 | Nausanias | |
| 114/13 | Pleistainos (?) | |
| 113/12 | Paramonos | |
| 112/11 | Dionysius | Lamios is Thesmothet |
| 111/10 | Sosicrates | |
| 110/09 | Polykleitos | |
| 109/08 | Jason | Epiphanes is Thesmothet |
| 108/07 | Demochares | |
| 107/06 | Aristarchus | Telestes is Thesmothet |
| 106/05 | Agathocles | Eukles is Thesmothet |
| 105/04 | Menoites | |
| 104/03 | Herakleides | |
| 103/02 | Theocles | |
| 102/01 | Echekrates | |
| 101/00 | Medeios | Philion is Thesmothet |
| 100/99 | Theodosios | |
| 99/98 | Prokles | |
| 98/97 | Argeios | |
| 97/96 | Herakleitos | |
| 96/95 | unknown | |
| 95/94 | Theodotos | |
| 94/93 | Callias | |
| 93/92 | Crito | |
| 92/91 | Menedemos | |
| 91/90 | Medeios | |
| 90/89 | Medeios | |
| 89/88 | Medeios | |
| 88/87 | anarchy | |
| 87/86 | Philanthes | Rome annexes Athens |
| 86/85 | Hierophantes | |
| 85/84 | Pythocritus | |
| 84/83 | Niketes | Athens is captured by the Roman troops of Lucius Cornelius Sulla . |
| 83/82 | Pammenes | |
| 82/81 | Demetrios | |
| 81/80 | unknown | |
| 80/79 | Apollodorus | |
| 79/78 | unknown | |
| 78/77 | Aischraios | |
| 77/76 | Seleucus | |
| 76/75 | Herakleodorus | |
| 75/74 | Aeschines | |
| 74/69 | unknown | |
| 69/68 | Medeios | |
| 68/67 | Theoxenos | |
| 67/66 | Zenion | |
| 66/64 | unknown | |
| 64/63 | Oinophilos | |
| 62/61 | Aristaios | |
| 61/60 | Theophemus | |
| 60/59 | Herod | |
| 59/58 | Leukios | |
| 58/57 | Calliphon | |
| 57/56 | Diocles | |
| 56/55 | Kointos | |
| 55/54 | Aristoxenus | |
| 54/53 | Zeno | |
| 53/52 | Diodorus | |
| 52/51 | Lysandros | |
| 51/50 | Lysiades | |
| 50/49 | Demetrios | |
| 49/48 | Demochares | |
| 48/47 | Philocrates | |
| 47/46 | Diocles | |
| 46/45 | Eucles (?) | |
| 45/44 | Polycharmous (?) | |
| 44/43 or 43/42 | Diocles Azenieus | |
| 42/41 | Euthydomos | |
| 41/40 | Nicandros | |
| 40/39 | Philostratus | |
| 39/38 | Diocles (?) | |
| 38/37 | Menandros | |
| 37/36 | Kallikratides (?) | |
| 36/35 | Theophites | |
| 35/34 | unknown | |
| 34/33 | Apollogenes (?) | |
| 33/32 | Kleidamos (?) | |
| 32/30 | unknown | |
| 30/29 | Architimos | |
| 29/28 | Epicrates | |
| 28/27 | Menneas; Areios | |
| 27/26 | Polykleitos | |
| 26/25 | Diotimus | |
| 25/21 | unknown | |
| 21/20 | Apolexis | |
| 20/19 | Demeas | |
| 19/16 | unknown | |
| 16/15 | Pythagoras | |
| 15/14 | Antiochus | |
| 14/13 | Polyainos | |
| 13/12 | Zeno | |
| 12/11 | Leonidas | |
| 11/10 | Theophilus | |
| 10/9 | Nicias | |
| 9/8 | xenon | |
| 8/7 | Apolexis ex Oiou | |
| 7/6 | Nikostratos | |
| 6/5 | Kotys | |
| 5/4 | Anaxagoras; Demochares | |
| 4/3 | Polycharmos | |
| 3/2 | Lacon | |
| 2/1 | Democrates | |
| 1/1 | ... Sphettios | |
| Year (AD) | Archon Eponymos | Important events |
| 1/24 | unknown | |
| 24/25 | Charm (ides?) | |
| 25/26 | Kallikrates | |
| 26/27 | Pamphilus | |
| 27/28 | Themistocles Marathonios | |
| 28/29 | Oinophilos | |
| 29/30 | Boethos | |
| 30-38 | unknown | |
| 38/39 | Polycritus | |
| 39/40 | Zen (on?); Areios | |
| 40-45 | unknown | |
| 45/46 | Antipater the Younger | |
| 46/49 | unknown | |
| 49/50 | Deinophilos | |
| 50/51 | Tiberios Klaudios Chrysippos | |
| 51/52 | Metrodorus | |
| 52/53 | unknown | |
| 53/54 | Dionysodorus | |
| 54/55 | Diocles | |
| 55/56 | unknown | |
| 56/57 | Konon | |
| 57/61 | unknown | |
| 61/62 | Thrasyllos | |
| 62/64 | unknown | |
| 64/65 | Gaios Karreinas SECONDOS | |
| 65/66 | Demostratos | |
| 66/75 | unknown | |
| 75/76 | Gaios Ioulios Antiochus Epiphanes Philopappos Basileus | |
| 76/83 | unknown | |
| about 80 | Loukios | |
| 83/84 | anarchy | |
| 84/85 | Domitianos | roman emperor |
| 85/86 | Trebellios Rouphos | |
| 86-87 | unknown | |
| 87/88 | Tiberios Klaudios Hierophanes Kallikratidos | |
| 88/89 | Aiolion | |
| 89/90 | Loukios Phlabios Phlammas | |
| 90/91 | Titos Phlabios Leosthenes | |
| 91/92 | unknown | |
| 92/93 | Dionysodorus | |
| 93-95 | unknown | |
| 95/96 | Philopappos and Lailianos | |
| 96/101 | unknown | |
| 101/02 | Zopyros | |
| 102/03 | Ann ... | |
| 103/04 | Phoulbios, Deidios | |
| 104/05 | Diocles | |
| 105/12 | unknown | |
| 112/13 | Adrianos | roman emperor |
| 113/14 | Octaeus Theon | |
| 114/15 | Octaeus Proclus | |
| 115/16 | Pantainos | |
| 116/17 | Phlabios Makreinos, Pantainos | |
| 117/18 | Titos Koponios Maximos | |
| 118/19 | Loukios Ouiboullios Hipparchos | |
| 119/20 | Phlabios Stratolaos | |
| 120/21 | Klaudios Demophilos | |
| 121/22 | Titos Phlabios Sophocles | |
| 122/23 | Titos Phlabios Alkibiades | |
| 123/24 | Casios Diogenes | |
| 124/25 | Phlabios Euphanes | |
| 125/26 | Gaios Ioulios Kasios | |
| 126/27 | Tiberios Klaudios Herod | |
| 127/28 | Memmios | |
| 128/29 | Klaudios Dometianos | |
| 129/30 | Menandros | |
| 130/31 | Tiberios Klaudios Lysiades | |
| 131/32 | Klaudios Philogenes | |
| 132/33 | Sallustianos | |
| 133/34 | Ailion | |
| 134/38 | unknown | |
| 138/39 | Praxagoras | |
| 139/40 | Phlabios Alkibiades | |
| 140/41 | Tiberios Klaudios Attalos | |
| 141/42 | Poublios Ailios Phileas | |
| 142/43 | Poublios Ailios Alexandros | |
| 143/44 | Poublios Ailios Biboullios Rouphos | |
| 144/45 | unknown | |
| 145/46 | Phlabios Arrianos | |
| 146/47 | Titos Phlabios | |
| 147/48 | Syllas | |
| 148/50 | unknown | |
| 150/51 | Ailios Ardys | |
| 151/52 | Tiberios Klaudios Demostratos and Kuintos Alleios Epiktetos | |
| 152/53 | Lykomedes, Dionysius | |
| 154/55 | Praxagoras | |
| 155/56 | Popillios Theotimos | |
| 156/57 | Ailios Kallikrates | |
| 157/58 | Lykomedes (?) | |
| 158/59 | Titos Aurelios Philemon Philades | |
| 159/60 | Ailios Alexandros | |
| 160/61 | Poublios Ailios Themison and Pammenes | |
| 161/62 | Memmios | |
| 162/63 | Ailios Gelos | |
| 163/64 | Philistides | |
| 164/65 | unknown | |
| 165/66 | Sextos | |
| 166/67 | Markos Balerios Mamertinos | |
| 167/68 | unknown | |
| 168/69 | Tineios Ponticos | |
| 169/70 | unknown | |
| 170/71 | Tiberios Memmios Phlakkos | |
| 171/72 | Klaudios Herakleides | |
| 172/73 | Klaudios | |
| 173/74 | Dionysius | |
| 174/75 | Markos Munatios Maximianos Ouopiskos | |
| 175/76 | Epaphrodeitus | |
| 176/77 | Aristocleides | |
| 177/78 | unknown | |
| 178/79 | Poublio's pomp. Hegias | |
| 179/80 | unknown | |
| 180/81 | Klaudios Demostratos Melites | |
| 181/82 | Tiberios Memmios Phlakkos | |
| 182/83 | unknown | |
| 183/84 | Loukios Gellios Xenagoras | |
| 184/85 | Titos Phlabios Sosigenes | |
| 185/86 | Philoteimos | |
| 186/87 | Orbios Thisbianos | |
| 187/88 | Ioulios Hierophantos | |
| 188/89 | Commodos | roman emperor |
| 189/90 | Menogenes | |
| 190/91 | Gaios Peinarios Proclus | |
| 191/92 | Tiberios Klaudios Bradua Attikos | |
| 192/93 | Gaios Helbidios SECONDOS | |
| 193/94 | Klaudios Dadouchos | |
| 194/95 | Aurelios Philisteides | |
| 195/96 | Kuintos ... s | |
| 196/97 | Phlabios Straton | |
| 197/98 | unknown | |
| 198/99 | Titos Phlabios Sosigenes | |
| 199/200 | Xenocles (?) | |
| 200/01 | Phlabios Eiachchagogos Agathokles Aurelios Dem. Domitios Aristaios | |
| 201/05 | unknown | |
| 205/06 | Gaios Kuintos Himertos | |
| 206/07 | unknown | |
| 207/08 | Gaios Kasios Apollonios | |
| 208/09 | Phlabios Dadouchos | |
| 209/10 | Phlabios Diogenes | |
| 210/12 | unknown | |
| 212/13 | Aurelios Dionysios Dionysiou | |
| 213/14 | Aurelios Calliphron (?) | |
| 214/15 | Gellios Xenagoras | |
| 215/18 | unknown | |
| 218/19 | Aurelios Dionysios | |
| 219/20 | unknown | |
| 220/21 | Philinos | |
| 221/22 | Dometios Arabianos | |
| 222/23 | Gaios Kuintos Kleon | |
| 223/24 | Hiereus An ... | |
| 224/25 | Tiberios Klaudios Patroclus | |
| 225/26 | Aurelios Dionysios | |
| 226/27 | Mounatios Themison | |
| 227/28 | Pinarios Bassos and Pomponios Hegias | |
| 228/29 | Marathonous | |
| 229/30 | Markos Oulpios Eubiotos Leuros | |
| 230/13 | Markos Aurelios Calliphron | |
| 231/32 | Casianos | |
| 232/33 | unknown | |
| 233/34 | Klaudios Teres | |
| 234/35 | Epictetus | |
| 235/38 | unknown | |
| 238/39 | Casiano's Hierokeryx | |
| 239/40 | Phlabios Asklepiades | |
| 240/41 | Aurelios Socrates (?) | |
| 241/44 | unknown | |
| 244/45 | Aurelios Laudikianos | |
| 245/50 | unknown | |
| 250/51 | Poublios Herennios Dexippos | |
| 251/52 | Kornelianos | |
| 252/62 | unknown | |
| 262/63 | Loukios Phlabios Philostratos | |
| 263/64 | unknown | |
| 264/65 | Gallienos | roman emperor |
| 265/75 | unknown | |
| approx. 275 | Titos Phlabios Mondon | |
| other Archons |
literature
- Eduard Schwartz : The king lists of Eratosthenes and Castor. With excursions on the interpolations in Africanus and Eusebios (= treatises of the Society of Sciences in Göttingen. Philological-Historical Class. Vol. 40, No. 2, 1894/1895, ISSN 0931-2013 ). Dieterich, Göttingen 1894.
- Michael J. Osborne: The Archons of Athens 300 / 299-228 / 7. In: Journal of Papyrology and Epigraphy . Vol. 171, 2009, pp. 83-99, JSTOR 20756748 .