Polycles
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Polycles, an ancient Greek name, may refer to: * Polycles (370 BC), sculptor who flourished about the 102nd Olympiad (370 BC), mentioned in Pliny's Natural History * Polycles of Sparta, owner of the horses that won the tethrippon chariot race in the Olympic Games in 440 BC * Polycles of Cyrene, Olympic Games winner of the stadion race in 348 BC * Polycles (155 BC), sculptor flourished about the 156th Olympiad (155 BC), mentioned in Pliny's Natural History
Polycles, an ancient Greek name, may refer to: Polycles (370 BC), sculptor who flourished about the 102nd Olympiad (370 BC), mentioned in Pliny's Natural History Polycles of Sparta, owner of the horses that won the tethrippon chariot race in the Olympic Games in 440 BC Polycles of Cyrene, Olympic Games winner of the stadion race in 348 BC Polycles (155 BC), sculptor flourished about the 156th Olympiad (155 BC), mentioned in Pliny's Natural History ==See also== Against Polycles, a judicial oration by Pseudo-Demosthenes (384–322 BCE)
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