List of Thracian Greeks
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Ancient
Artists
- Brygos Attic Painter,Potter,5th century BC,(possibly of thracian origin)
- Athenion of Maroneia Painter (ca. 320-280 BC)
- Boethus of Chalcedon Sculptor 2nd century BC
Athetes
- _of Maroneia Pale Greek Wrestling Olympics 476 BC
Grammarians
- Aristarchus of Samothrace (220?–143 BC?)
- Aristophanes of Byzantium c. 257 -180 BC
- Dionysius Thrax 170-90 BC
Historians
- Thucydides 460 – 395 BC Scapte Hyle

- Hecataeus of Abdera 4th c.BC
- Stephanus of Byzantium 6th c.AD
- Hieronymus of Cardia 354-250 BC
Mathematicians
- Bion of Abdera 4th c.BC (Astronomer)
- Philo of Byzantium ca. 280 - 220 BC (Mechanician)
- Epigenes of Byzantium (Astrologer)
Mythic Lovers
Philosophers
- Leucippus 5th c. BC (Abdera)
- Protagoras ca. 490– 420 BC (Abdera)
- Diogenes Apolloniates c. 460 BC (Apollonia)
- Thrasymachus (ca. 459-400 BC) Chalcedon
- Democritus 460 BCE - 370 BC (Abdera)
- Xenocrates (396–314 BC) Chalcedon
- Anaxarchus ca. 340 BC (Abdera)
- Hecataeus of Abdera 4th c.BC.
- Hipparchia the Cynic c. 325 BC. (Maroneia)
- Metrocles c. 325 BC. (Maroneia)
- Antisthenes of Athens 445-365 BC founder of Cynic philosophy (Mother Thracian)
Physicians
Poets
- Nicaenetus of Samos 3th c.BC (Abderite)
- Sotades of Maroneia 3th c. BC.
- Phaedimus of Bisanthe 2th c.BC
Rulers-Politicians
- Miltiades the Elder
- Miltiades c. 550 - 489 BCE
- Cimon 510-450 BC
- Themistocles c. 524–459 BC
- Cleophon (politician) mother Thracian
- Thucydides 460 – 395 BC
- Nymphodorus of Abdera relative to Sitalces
- Python and Heraclides of Aenus,killed Cotys I
- Eumenes ca. 362—316 BC Cardia
- Lysimachus 360-281 BC King of Thrace
- Agathocles (son of Lysimachus) mother Thracian
Hellenized Thracians
- Dolonci (Δόλογγες),Thracian Chersonesean tribe ruled by Miltiades
- Abrotonum mother of Themistocles
- Hegesipyle of Olorus,wife of Miltiades
- Olorus father of Thucydides
- List of rulers of Bithynia 328-75 BC
Cities
Aegean Thrace
from west to east- Stryme
- Abdera ca.7th-6th c. BC by Teos
- Ismarus
- Maroneia -(Chians
- Samothrace -(Samians)
- Aenus -(Aeolians)
- Lysimachia
Thracian Chersonese
- Abydos, Hellespont ~700 BC -(Milesians)
- Alopeconnesus -(Milesians)
- Aegospotami
- Callipolis
- Cardia -(Ionians)
- Elaeus (Athenians)
- Sestus
Propontis
Bosporus
Pontus Euxinus
from north to south- Histria (Milesians)
- Tomi (Milesians)
- Callatis by Heraclea Pontica
- Dionysopolis or Krounoi
- Odessos or Odessopolis (Milesians)
- Naulochos -Mesembrians
- Mesembria -(Megarians)
- Anchialos -Apollonians
- Pyrgos -Apollonians
- Apollonia -Milesians
- Agathopolis
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References
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