List of other Greeks in ancient Macedonia

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This is a list of other Greeks in ancient Macedonian region and Kingdom. For other ancient Macedonians see List of ancient Macedonians

Contents

[edit] Macedonia (region)*ancient west Thrace

[edit] Central Macedonia

[edit] Chalcidice

Cities

[edit] Mygdonia

  • Aineia
  • Arethusa
  • Dicaea
  • Therme

[edit] Pieria

[edit] East Macedonia

Cities

[edit] Thasos

  • Telesicles ~700 BC, father of poet Archilochus
  • Thrasyalces pre-socratic philosopher
  • Stesimbrotus of Thasos 5th c. BC rhapsodist and historian
  • Aglaophon (6-5th c. BC) painter, teacher and father of Polygnotus and Aristophon
  • Polygnotus (middle of 5th c. BC) painter
  • Neseus of Thasos, painter
  • Theagenes Olympic Athlete Boxer (480 BC),Pankratiast(476 BC) & Runner[4]
  • Hegemon of Thasos comedian, inventor of parody
  • Hegetorides pacifist
  • Leodamas, pythagorean mathematician
  • Hecataeus of Thasos epigrammatic

[edit] Macedonian Kingdom

[edit] 700-360 BC

[edit] Philip's and Alexandrian Empire

  • Philonicus, thessalian horse-breeder of Bucephalus
  • Demaratus of Corinth, close friend of Philip, he reconciled him with Alexander and Olympias
  • Alexander of Epirus Alexander's uncle

[edit] Alexander's Tutors

  • Leonidas of Epirus
  • Lysimachus of Acarnania
  • Aristotle

[edit] Artists

  • Leochares athenian sculptor of Philippeion
  • Lysippos personal Alexander's personal sculptor
  • Apelles of Kos Alexander's personal painter
  • Pyrgoteles, Alexander's personal gem-engraver
  • Theophilus, metallurgist (Alexander's helmet-maker) in Gaugamela
  • Echion (painter) on marriage of Alexan­der and Roxana.
  • Antiphilus of Naucratis painter
  • Philoxenus of Eretria,painter, possible originator of the Alexander Mosaic
  • Athenodoros of Teos harpist, he performed at the wedding of Alexander in 324 BC
  • Aristonymus of Athens, harpist
  • Thessalus, tragic actor
  • Lycon of Locris,comic actor

[edit] Bematists

  • Baeton
  • Diognetus
  • Philonides

[edit] Geographers

[edit] Historians

[edit] Officers

[edit] Trierarchs of Nearchus
  • Evagoras of Corinth, secretary to the whole fleet of Nearchus
  • Onesicritus of Astypalaia ,helmsman of Royal Ship
  • Androsthenes of Thasos
  • Laomedon of Mytilene
  • Erigyius of Mytilene
  • Medius of Larissa
  • Eumenes son of Hieronymus, from Cardia
  • Critobulus, son of Plato, of Cos,
  • Thoas son of Menodorus,
  • Maeander, son of Mandrogenes, of Magnesia,
  • Andron son of Cabeleus, of Teos.
  • Nicocles son of Pasicrates, of Soli, Cyprus
  • Nithaphon son of Pnytagoras, of Salamis, Cyprus

[edit] Poets

[edit] Philosophers

[edit] Physicians

[edit] Priests

  • Aristander chief-seer of Alexander
  • Cleomenes
  • Demophon

[edit] Technicians

[edit] Women

[edit] 300-168 BC

[edit] Hellenistic States