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Otanes,

A noble man of Persia, which conspired wyth Darius agaynst the Magitian that vsurped the king∣dome.

Othryades,

A certaine Lacedemonian.

Othrys,

A mountaine of Thessaly, where dwelled the peo∣ple called Lapithae.

Othrysius, a, um,

Of Othrys.

Othus, or Oetus,

A certaine gyant. Looke Ephialtes.

Otreus,

The brother of Hecuba.

Otryades,

A valiaunt man of Sparta. When the Citi∣zens of Argos and Sparta, being at variaunce for a péece of lande, had agreed that .300. of eche side shoulde trie the matter by a combat, and whether part did ouer∣come, that they shoulde haue the lande, so it hapned, that

• all on both sides were slaine, sauing this onely Ottya∣des, and two of his enimies. The two Argiues hys enimyes hee chased and put to flight, and after hée had spoyled all his enimyes bodies, and caryed the praye to his campe, for shame that all his fellowes were slain, he would not returne home to Sparta, but wryting on his Tergate this worde Vici, in the same place slue him selfe.