Menandros

Menandros ( Greek Μενανδρος , Latin and German Menander ) means:

• Menander , a Greek (comedy) poet
• Menandros (strategist) , an Athenian military leader in the Peloponnesian War
• Menandros (Diadoche) , a governor of Lydia and companion of Alexander the Great
• Menander of Ephesus , a historian from Ephesus
• Menandros (King) ( Minadra or Milinda ), an Indo-Greek king
  • The questions of King Menandros ( Milindapañhā ), Buddhist text of the 4th – 5th centuries. Century, see Milindapanha
• Menandros (Gnostic) , pupil and successor of Simon Magus
• Marcus Claudius Menander , Roman officer (imperial era)
• Menander Protektor , a late ancient Greek historian
• Menander Rhetor , a late ancient Greek orator
• Arrius Menander , a 3rd century Roman lawyer

See also:

• House of Menander , town house in Pompeii
• Menander and Glycerion , novel by Christoph Martin Wieland
• Menandros & Thaïs , film (CZ / AT 2016)

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.