Charmis

Charmis (Ancient Greek: Χάρμις), is an ancient Greek masculine name. Two notable historical figures bore this name:

  • Charmis of Marseilles, a physician.[1]
  • Charmis of Laconia, an Olympic victor at the 28th Olympiad (668 BCE), who won the stadion race. He trained on a diet of dried figs. That year, the games were held by the inhabitants of Pisa, as Elis was occupied with a war in the west.[2]

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