About Kasia Mnasithea
Born 200 BC. Kasia Mnasithea was an athlete.
Kasia Mnasithea was an Elean chariot racer who won an Olympic competition in the year the second or third-century CE. More specifically, she partook in a race involving only young horses, which was described by the inscription commemorating her victory as "" ("," "young horse chariot"). She was the daughter of an individual named Marcus Betlinus Laitus and a member of a prominent family in her city-state of Elis.
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Who was Kasia Mnasithea?
winner of an Olympic chariot race
When was Kasia Mnasithea born?
Kasia Mnasithea was born in 200 BC in Ancient Elis.
What was Kasia Mnasithea's occupation?
Kasia Mnasithea was an athlete.
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