-
Gaugamela to
Croton in
Phayllos's honor. An
inscription at the base of a
statue of
Phayllos at the
Acropolis of
Athens reads: "
Phayllos was
admired by all...
- 480 and 460 BC. In 480 BC,
Croton sent a ship led by the
famous athlete Phayllos and
armed at his own
expense in
support of the Gr****s at the
Battle of...
-
claims there once was a fifty-five
ancient foot jump done by a man
named Phayllos. The long jump has been part of
modern Olympic competition since the inception...
-
regrouped under Onomarchos's brother,
Phayllos.
After the huge
Phocian defeats at Neon and
Crocus Field,
Phayllos had to
resort to
doubling the pay for...
-
regrouped under Onomarchos's brother,
Phayllos.
After the huge
Phocian defeats at Neon and
Crocus Field,
Phayllos had to
resort to
doubling the pay for...
- 9
August 2010 at the
Wayback Machine. IAAF.
Retrieved on 10 May 2010.
Phayllos of
Kroton Archived 23
August 2011 at the
Wayback Machine.
Ancient Olympics...
- mark of 16.66
metres (54.7 ft) is
longer that the 55
podes achieved by
Phayllos of
Croton at the
Pythian Games — 16.30
metres (53.5 ft) with a Pythian...
-
requested aid from the Phocians, and
Onomarchus dispatched his brother,
Phayllos with 7000 men; however,
Philip repulsed this
force before it
could join...
- (actor)
Peter Carravetta (philosopher, poet,
literary theorist & translator)
Phayllos of
Croton (ancient
athlete who out****ed &
commanded a ship at the Battle...
- Deaf. In 1873
Heikel married Hanna Kihlman. He was
father to
doctor Allan Phayllos Heikel (born 1885) and
ethnologist Yngvar Heikel (born 1889). He was also...
