Μίλων ὁ Κροτωνιάτης

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Μίλων ὁ Κροτωνιάτης was an ancient Greek athlete from Croton, famed as one of history’s greatest wrestlers and a multiple Olympic champion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Olympic victor
ancient Greek athlete
person from Croton
wrestler
associatedWith Pythagoras NERFINISHED
Pythagoreanism NERFINISHED
birthPlace Croton NERFINISHED
citizenship Croton NERFINISHED
cityState Croton NERFINISHED
countryAtBirth Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
culturalRole paradigm of athletic training and progressive overload
symbol of physical strength in classical literature
deathCause legendary; not historically verified
deathLegend killed by wolves or wild beasts when his hand was trapped in a tree trunk
era Archaic Greece
ethnicity Greek
famousAnecdote ate an entire bull in one day
carried a bull on his shoulders
held a pomegranate so tightly that no one could take it while not crushing it
snapped a band tied around his head by inflating his veins
stood on a greased discus without being pushed off
trained by carrying a growing calf daily
floruitCentury 6th century BC
gender male
knownFor association with Pythagorean school
extraordinary physical strength
multiple Olympic victories
wrestling
languageOfName Ancient Greek
mentionedBy Athenaeus NERFINISHED
Cicero NERFINISHED
Diodorus Siculus NERFINISHED
Pausanias NERFINISHED
Strabo
nameInEnglish Milo of Croton NERFINISHED
nameInGreek Μίλων ὁ Κροτωνιάτης NERFINISHED
nameInLatin Milo Crotoniensis NERFINISHED
notableStatus one of the most celebrated athletes of antiquity
participatedIn Ancient Olympic Games NERFINISHED
region Magna Graecia NERFINISHED
reputedRole disciple of Pythagoras
son-in-law of Pythagoras
sport wrestling
victoryCountIsthmianGames multiple (traditional)
victoryCountNemeanGames multiple (traditional)
victoryCountOlympia 6 (traditional count)
victoryCountOlympiaWrestling 6 (traditional count)
victoryCountPythianGames at least 1 (traditional)

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Milo of Croton nameInGreek Μίλων ὁ Κροτωνιάτης