菲迪皮德斯















菲迪皮德斯

Statue of Pheidippides along the Marathon Road.jpg
馬拉松道的菲迪皮德斯雕像

出生
大約公元前530年
雅典
逝世
大約公元前490年
雅典

菲迪皮德斯（希臘語：Φειδιππίδης），古希臘時代的雅典士兵，曾參與馬拉松戰役。馬拉松競賽的起源就是為了紀念他。



歷史


前490年，希臘在馬拉松戰役中擊敗波斯軍隊，菲迪皮德斯由馬拉松平原跑回雅典報捷，全程約600公里。當菲迪皮德斯回到雅典，將勝利的消息轉告雅典人後，當即死去。為了紀念他，希臘人在1896年舉行了第一次馬拉松賽跑大會。



參見


  • 馬拉松


參考文獻



  • Marathon 490 BC: The First Persian Invasion Of Greece[永久失效連結]




规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • FAST: 1841201

  • LCCN: n2005062728

  • VIAF: 46172473



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