Pheidippides (, sometimes given as Phidippides, by Herodotus and Plutarch, or as Philippides), hero of Ancient Greece, is the central figure in a story that was the inspiration for a modern sporting event, the marathon.
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Pheidippides and the Marathon run
Pheidippides Redux Revisited Reply
Run, Pheidippides, Run! The story of the Battle of Marathon.
Run, Pheidippides, Run! The story of the Battle of Marathon.
Pheidippides redux: reducing risk for acute cardiac events during marathon running
‘Run, Pheidippides, one race more!’ meditations in the shadow of the global sports-media complex
Exercise lowers blood pressure--sometimes? Or did Pheidippides have hypertension?
DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARATHON FROM PHEIDIPPIDES TO THE PRESENT, WITH STATISTICS OF SIGNIFICANT RACES
Twist of Fate of a Modern Day Pheidippides - Young Marathon Runner with Acute Right Coronary Artery Thrombosis
Interleukin6 Mediated Nonischemic Injury To Cardiac Myocytes During Marathon Running: Pheidippides Redux
