Amyntas

Amyntas (Greek Ἀμύντας; ion Ἀμύντης; . Lat Amyntas ) was an ancient, male personal name. It was common, especially in Macedonia.

Four Kings of Macedon

• Amyntas I ( 540-495 BC)
• Amyntas II, " the little one " ( 394/393 BC)
• Amyntas III. ( 394/393-370 BC)
• Amyntas IV ( 359-356 BC ), son of Perdiccas III.

Other famous bearers of the name

• Amyntas, son of Bubares and Gygaia, the daughter of Amyntas I. He was the Persian governor of Alabanda in Caria.
• Amyntas (son of Andromenes ), an officer of Alexander the Great
• Amyntas (son of Nikolaos ), an officer of Alexander the Great
• Amyntas (son of Antiochus ), a Macedonian nobleman
• Amyntas (son of Arrhabaios ), a Macedonian commander
• Amyntas ( Bematist ), a directional meter ( Bematist ) during the Alexanderzugs
• Amyntas, son of Hermagios was buried in the 4th century BC in the so-called Amyntas grave in Fethiye
• Amyntas, an Olympic champion by 156 BC ( 156th Olympiad ) in Knabenpankration
• Amyntas, a commander of the Galaterkönigs Deiotarus, then last king of Galatia ( 36-25 BC)
• Amyntas (Indo- Greek king ), an Indo - Greek king
• Amyntas, a surgeon who is very probably identical with Amentes
• Amyntas ( KOROPLAST ), a Greek KOROPLAST from Myrina, active end of the 1st century BC and the early 1st century AD
• Religious name of two members of Pegnesischen flower north in the 17th century

Others

• Amyntas (Goethe), title of a 1797 poem created by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

• Male first name
• Greek personal name