Apollodorus

Apollodorus ( ancient Greek Ἀπολλόδωρος ), Apollodorus ( Latinized ) or Apollodorus ( Germanized ) in ancient times was a common Greek name.

Well-known bearers of the name

Politician

  • Apollodorus ( politicians from Athens ) (* 394/393 BC; † after 343 BC), politician of the 4th century BC in Athens
  • Apollodorus ( politicians from Delos ) ( * before 286 BC; † after 286 BC), politician of the 3rd century BC Delos
  • Apollodorus ( Epistratege ) ( * before 131 BC; † after 124 BC ), politician of the 2nd century BC in Thebes

Writers and philologists

  • Apollodorus of Pergamon, rhetorician from Pergamon
  • Apollodorus of Tarsus, tragedians
  • Apollodorus of Artemita, historian, wrote in the first century BC, a history of the Parthians
  • Apollodorus of Athens ( writer ) ( † after 120/119 BC), grammarian of the second half of the 2nd century BC, they identified it incorrectly as the author of Libraries of Apollodorus
  • Apollodorus of Gela ( 342-290 BC), comedy writer, as a contemporary of Menander, he wrote 47 comedies, and was five times winners
  • Apollodorus of Carystus, one of the most important writers of the new Attic comedy, who lived in Athens 300-260 BC

Philosophers

  • Apollodorus ( philosopher from Athens ) (c. 434 BC; † after 399 BC ), a philosopher from the circle of Socrates
  • Apollodorus of Cyrene, grammarians
  • Apollodorus of Cyzicus, philosopher of atomism
  • Apollodorus of Seleikeia, pupil of Diogenes
  • Apollodorus Kepotyrannos, Epicureans
  • Apollodorus ( Stoics ), pupil of Antipater

Artists, craftspeople and technicians

  • Apollodorus ( Bronzebildner ) Bronzebildner from Athens
  • Apollodorus of Athens (architect ), architect of Athens
  • Apollodorus of Athens (painter), painter in the second half of the 5th century BC
  • Apollodorus of Damascus ( ~ 65 - ~ 130), the most important architect of the Roman Empire
  • Apollodorus (5th century BC), sculptor
  • Apollodorus (2nd century BC), sculptor
  • Apollodorus ( vase painter ), Attic vase painter

More

  • Apollodorus ( servant of Cleopatra ) Cleopatra VII in 48 BC is said to have smuggled into the palace of Alexandria to Caesar
  • Apollodorus (physician), physician and Iologe the time of Ptolemy I (c. 320 BC ), Alexandria
  • Greek personal name
Apollodorus of Acharnae Apollodorus (painter) Apollodorus the Sicilian
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