How to pronounce“pheidippides”in English

So Pheidippides gets to Sparta.

So they dispatched Pheidippides to run from Athens to Sparta.

says that Pheidippides arrived in Sparta the day after setting out, which can be interpreted as he left one morning, got there by sunset the next day.

Dean calls him Pheidippides.

And it basically follows the footsteps of Pheidippides from Athens to Sparta.

So now, Pheidippides is sitting there thinking, wow, that's great.

We also know the story of this gentleman, Pheidippides, that supposedly ran from the battlefield of Marathon

And my dad has always insisted we're from the same village in the mountains of Greece as Pheidippides, or Phee-dee-pee-dees, the famous Greek runner.

So there's some debate about the actual translation of his name, Pheidippides, meaning spare the horse,

And I thought, OK, I did everything Pheidippides did.

OK, so what allows you to trace the story from Pheidippides without the sources that allow you to know, OK, what happened

And certainly, everybody on the Spartathlon and indeed "Philippides," Pheidippides had to run at night.

But it's probably the case that actually Pheidippides from a very young age-- I imagine he comes from a family of runners.

But because of the history behind how the marathon started was from Marathon to Athens, what Pheidippides and announced that they defeated the Persians at Greece,

And he says, really, what Dean has said-- that "Phillippides" or Pheidippides, was a hemeron, or hemerodromois, or dromois.

And that's really all he says apart from one detail, which is very ancient Greek-- that at some point on his run, Pheidippides,

challenge, you know, 'You go beyond 26, you could die like Pheidippides."