This Oebotas, an Achaean, the son of Oenias, by winning the foot-race,Added to the renown of his fatherland Paleia.This inscription should mislead nobody, although it calls the city Paleia and not Dyme. For it is the custom of Greek poets to use ancient names instead of more modern ones, just as they surname Amphiaraus and Adrastus Phoronids, and Theseus an Erechthid.