Alcænetus

Family: Lepreus · Role: boxer · First appears: Book 6 · Chapter 7

At the 89th Olympiad, Alcænetus of Lepreus won a boxing prize among the men, having previously won among the boys. His sons Hellanicus and Theantus also won boys’ boxing prizes: Hellanicus in the 89th Olympiad and Theantus in the following Olympiad. Alcænetus was the son of Theantus.

Relationship record

Life events

• Alcænetus and his sons won boxing prizes at Olympia.(Book 6 · Chapter 7 · 📍 Olympia)
  • With: Hellanicus Theantus
  • “Alcænetus himself won prizes for boxing among the men as previously among the boys. And Hellanicus and Theantus, the sons of Alcænetus, were proclaimed winners in the boxing match for boys, Hellanicus in the 89th Olympiad, and Theantus in the following Olympiad.”

Book 6 · Chapter 7

• child: Theantus “And Hellanicus and Theantus, the sons of Alcænetus, were proclaimed winners in the boxing match for boys,”
• child: Hellanicus “And Hellanicus and Theantus, the sons of Alcænetus, were proclaimed winners in the boxing match for boys,”
• parent: Theantus (father of Alcænetus) “Alcænetus, the son of Theantus of Lepreus, and his sons also had victories at Olympia.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.