(), the chief of a tribe of the Getae. When Crassus
was in Thrace, B. C. 29, Roles, another chief of the Getae, was at
war with Dapyx, and called in the assistance of Crassus. Dapyx was defeated, and obliged to
take refuge in a stronghold, where he was besieged. A Greek, who was in the place, betrayed it
to Crassus, and as soon as the Getae perceived the treachery, they killed one another, that
they might not fall into the hands of the Romans. Dapyx too ended his life on that day. (D. C. 51.26.)