Eteoclus

Eteoklos (Greek Ἐτέοκλος ) was in Greek mythology the son of Iphis. He was the winner in the race for the first Nemean games in honor of the king's son Opheltes.

According to some sources he participated in the train of Adrastus of the Seven against Thebes and stood opposite the gate Neitischen Megareus. He was killed by Leades. Pausanias reported by an Argive votive offering at Delphi, which represented among the seven generals Eteoklos.