Olympic winners of the Archaic period (English Wikipedia)

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Myron, son of Andreas, tyrant of Sicyon, according to Müller, p. 452. Karl Otfried Müller (1839). The history and antiquities of the Doric race. Vol. 2. Translated by Lewis, George Cornewall; Tufnell, Henry. London: Murray (Robarts - University of Toronto). pp. 446–462 App. VI.
According to Müller. Karl Otfried Müller (1839). The history and antiquities of the Doric race. Vol. 2. Translated by Lewis, George Cornewall; Tufnell, Henry. London: Murray (Robarts - University of Toronto). pp. 446–462 App. VI.

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It was Onomastus who established the rules of Boxing, according to Eusebius, p. 196. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.
According to Eusebius, p. 198, Chionis was not the winner of this Olympiad, but Charmis of Laconia, who trained on a diet of dried figs. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.
Chionis could leap a distance of 22 feet (about 6,71 meters), according to Eusebius, p. 198. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.
According to Eusebius, p. 199, exceptionally, only in this Olympiad, the boys fought in pancratium, and the name of winner was Deftelidas of Laconia. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.
He won six times at the Olympic games, six times at the Pythian games, ten times at the Isthmian games, and nine times at the Nemean games, according to Eusebius p. 202. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.
According to Eusebius. Eusebius of Caesarea. Chronicon: Olympiads of the Greeks. Schoene-Petermann. pp. 191–220.

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Encyclopædia Britannica 2006, The ancient Olympic Games.

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According to FHW. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
Mentioned as Leocreon (according to FHW) or Neocreon (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
According to Greek base Archived 2012-03-31 at the Wayback Machine of FHW. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
According to FHW, this was on previous Olympiad. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
According to FHW, this was on next Olympiad. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
According to FHW was from Kea. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
According to FHW the first one as a boy. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
Beginning (the most likely) from the 60th Olympiad (according to HHN) or maybe the 52nd Olympiad (according to FHW). "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980 Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
In 508 BC according to FHW. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
In 484 BC and 480 BC according to FHW. Also there are references to wrestling by athlete Theopombus according to HHN, p. 503 (wrestling) and p. 507 (pentathlon). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
In 500 BC and 496 BC (according to FHW), or in 492 BC and 488 BC (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980

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According to HHN. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Mentioned as Damagetos, HHN, p. 503. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Mentioned as Leocreon (according to FHW) or Neocreon (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Beginning (the most likely) from the 60th Olympiad (according to HHN) or maybe the 52nd Olympiad (according to FHW). "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980 Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
In 484 BC and 480 BC according to FHW. Also there are references to wrestling by athlete Theopombus according to HHN, p. 503 (wrestling) and p. 507 (pentathlon). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
In 500 BC and 496 BC (according to FHW), or in 492 BC and 488 BC (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980

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According to Herodotus Book 5: ch. 47, 1-2.

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According to Greek base Archived 2012-03-31 at the Wayback Machine of FHW. Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.

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According to HHN. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Mentioned as Damagetos, HHN, p. 503. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Mentioned as Leocreon (according to FHW) or Neocreon (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
Beginning (the most likely) from the 60th Olympiad (according to HHN) or maybe the 52nd Olympiad (according to FHW). "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980 Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era.
In 484 BC and 480 BC according to FHW. Also there are references to wrestling by athlete Theopombus according to HHN, p. 503 (wrestling) and p. 507 (pentathlon). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980
In 500 BC and 496 BC (according to FHW), or in 492 BC and 488 BC (according to HHN, p. 503). Foundation of Hellenic World. "The Olympic Victors". Archaic Era. "Archaic Hellenism". History of Hellenic Nation (in Greek). Vol. 2. Athens Publishing. 1971. pp. 502–507. ISBN 960-213-097-0. OCLC 636806977. OL 18546042M. Athens Academy Award 1980