Eudamidas
Family: Lacedæmonians · Role: king · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 8
In Book 2, Chapter 8, Eudamidas is identified as king of the Lacedæmonians, with Agis as his son. By Book 3, Chapter 10, Eurydamidas is identified as his grandson.
Relationship record
Book 2 · Chapter 8
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “But the Lacedæmonians and Agis (the son of Eudamidas) their king were beforehand with them”
Book 3 · Chapter 10
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “During the reign of Eudamidas the younger one the Lacedæmonians enjoyed peace. All about his son Agis, and his grandson Eurydamidas, I have already related in my account of Sicyonia.”
- younger kin: Eurydamidas “All about his son Agis, and his grandson Eurydamidas, I have already related in my account of Sicyonia.”
Book 6 · Chapter 2
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “the Lacedæmonians under Agis the son of King Eudamidas”
Book 7 · Chapter 7
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “For Pellene an Achæan town was taken by Agis, the son of Eudamidas, King of Sparta, though he was soon driven out again by Aratus and the Sicyonians.”
Book 8 · Chapter 8
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “when Agis, the son of Eudamidas, was king of Sparta”
Book 8 · Chapter 10
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) (Eudamidas is Agis's father.) “and their king Agis the son of Eudamidas fell.”
Book 8 · Chapter 27
- child: Agis (son of Eudamidas) “under the king of the other family, Agis the son of Eudamidas”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.