Theochrestus the Elder’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Libyan athlete
Is Athlete 
From Libya 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth

BC 
Cyrene, Libya

Awards
Olympic victor, tethrippon (4-horse chariot)  

Theochréstos (starogr. θεόχρηστος – Theochréstos) bol v roku 360 pred Kr. olympijský víťaz v tethrippe.

Theochréstos z Kyrény bol na 105. olympijských hrách korunovaný olivovým vencom za víťazstvo v tethrippe. Tethrippon sa v Olympii zaviedol na 25. hrách v roku 680 pred Kr.

Theochréstovo olympijské víťazstvo zaznamenal v Olympii cestovateľ a spisovateľ Pausanias z nápisu sochárskeho diela venovaného na počesť olympijského víťazstva jeho vnuka: „Kyrénsky Theochréstos, ktorý po libyjskom vzore choval kone, získal s koňmi víťazstvo v Olympii a ešte pred ním rovnomenný starý otec z otcovej strany, aj Teochréstov otec sa vyznamenal v Isthmii, ako hlása nápis na voze.” Staroveká libyjská Kyréna bola chovom koní preslávená.

Referencie a bibliografia

Pozri aj

  • Zoznam olympijských víťazov staroveku
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