Eudamus
Eudāmus, ī, m. (Εὔδαμος), amiral rhodien : Liv. 37, 12.
Euda'mus
(Εὔδαμος), is mentioned by Aristophanes (Aristoph. Pl. 884) as a contemporary, and lived therefore in the fifth century B. C. The Scholiast informs us that he was by trade either a druggist or a goldsmith, and that he sold rings as antidotes against poisons. [W.A.G]