Periodonics
The honorary title Periodonike was given in ancient Greek sport to athletes who managed to win the four Panhellenic Games within one round (Greek Periodos).
Forty- six athletes are said to have achieved this over the centuries, including the famous wrestler Milon von Kroton , who was awarded the title six times, the boxer Diagoras of Rhodes and his son Dorieus , triple periodonica as a pankratiast .
Periodonics known by name (incomplete)
- P. Aelius Alcandridas of Sparta
- P. Aelius Aristomachus of Magnesia on the meander
- P. Aelius Artemas of Laodikeia
- T. Aelius Aurelius Apollonius of Tarsus
- T. Aelius Aurelius Metrodorus of Philadelphia
- P. Aelius Aurelius Serapion of Ephesus
- P. Aelius Granianus Fannius Artemidorus of Miletus
- Agias of Pharsalus
- Antenor of Athens or Miletus
- Archippus of Mytilene
- Astyanax of Miletus
- Athenaios of Athens
- M. Aurelius Asklepiades of Alexandria (1)
- M. Aurelius Asklepiades of Alexandria (2)
- M. Aerlius Chrysippos of Smyrna
- M. Aurelius Demetrios of Alexandria
- M. Aurelius Hierocles of Nysa
- M. Aurelius Philosebastus of Ephesus
- Aurelius Phoibammon of Egypt
- Aurelius Sarapammon by Oxyrrhynchos
- Cheilon of Patrai
- Claudius Apollonius
- Tiberius Claudius Artemidorus of Tralles
- Ti. Claudius Patrobius of Antioch
- Claudius Rufus of Salamis
- Milo of Croton