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Ergoteles of Himera
Ergoteles () was a native of Knossos and Olympic runner in the Ancient Olympic Games.
Civil disorder (ancient Greek: Stasis) had compelled him to leave Crete. He came to Sicily and was naturalized as a citizen of Himera. He won the Olympic dolichos (running race) of 472 BC and 464 BC,〔David C. Young, ''A brief history of the Olympic games'', p. 105 ISBN 1-4051-1130-5〕 as well as winning twice in both Pythian and Isthmian games.
A four-line inscribed epigram of c. 450 BC found in Olympia commemorates the six Ergotelian victories.〔(SEG 11:1223b,Add )〕 The base of an inscribed statue at Olympia, which was seen and exploited by the geographer Pausanias, was rediscovered in 1953.〔Simon Hornblower, ''Thucydides and Pindar: Historical narrative and the world of Epinikian poetry'', p. 192 ISBN 0-19-924919-9〕 Pindar honoured Ergoteles with the following Epinikion hymn:〔D.W. Turner, (T''he odes of Pindar, literally tr. into Engl. prose'' ), 1852〕〔Cécile Bourgaux, ''POIHSIS: Poésie'', p. 90 (Greek text )〕
Ergotelis football club in Heraklion, Crete, is named after Ergoteles.
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