Δυσπόντιον

Dyspontion: a city of Pisaia, named after Dyspontos son of Pelops, on the road from Elis to Olympia. From this city Antimachos was an Olympic victor, having won the stadion. Phlegon in Olympiad 2: ‘Antimachos the Elean, from Dyspontion, the stadion’; and in Olympiad 27: ‘Daippos of Kroton, boxing; <***>; of the Eleans, from Dyspontion, the four-horse chariot’. Tryphon too mentions it in his Paronyma, writing the ethnonym thus: ‘But the Dysponteis are not called from the city Dyspontion, but from Dyspontos son of Pelops.’