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dressed in the skin of a wolf, who
raped the girl. Then, one year, the
boxer Euthymos came along, slew the spirit, and
married the girl who had been offered...
- name, and
lists several of his works,
including a
sculpture of the
boxer Euthymos,
without mentioning this artist's home town. The base of the
statue has...
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Upper Svaneti:
Ilarion (Kitiashvili)
Bishop of
Gurjaani and Velistsikhe:
Euthymos (Lezhava)
Bishop of
Ninotsminda and Sagarejo: Luka (Lomidze)
Bishop of...
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victory at
Olympia in the 75th
Olympiad in
boxing in 480 BC,
defeating Euthymos. He also
competed in the same
Olympics in pankration, but was too tired...
- ATU 300, "The Dragon-Slayer." It is
similar to the
legend of the
boxer Euthymos except the
victim is male and
monster is female.
Mythology portal Ancient...
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supplanting marine ones.
Another tale of the same type is a
legend said
about Euthymos, an
Olympic victor of the
fifth century BC from
Epizephyrian Locris, who...
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Cyrene 74 § 484 BC
Stadion Astylos Crotone Eusebius 74 § 484 BC
Boxing Euthymos Lokroi 74 § 484 BC
Pentathlon Theopompos Heraia 74 § 484 BC Boys' Boxing...
- Stymphalia]
Wrestling Theopompus of
Heraea Pancratium Agias of
Pharsalus Boxing Euthymos of
Locri (or the Italian)
Tethrippon Polypeithes of
Laconia 075th 480 BC...
-
Monica Visintin, "Il
misterioso Taraxippos," in La
Vergine E L'Eroe:
Temesa E La
Leggenda Di
Euthymos Di
Locri (Edipuglia,1992), pp. 91–99 (in Italian)...
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Thierry Dufour :
Sostratos Jean Marais : Menesthée
Panos Mihalopoulos :
Euthymos Myrto Parashi : Pasithéa
Georges Marchal :
Milon de
Crotone Jean Topart :...
