(Λάγος, Λαγός/Lágos, Lagós; personal name not from lagṓs, ‘hare’, but probably from laoí, ‘people’).
[1] Macedonian from Eordaia or Orestis, father of Ptolemy I
Macedonian from Eordaea or Orestis. His status is unknown; no definite conclusion about high nobility can be drawn from his marriage to Arsinoe [II 1]. Father of Ptolemaios I and Menelaus. Ptolemy fostered the memory of L.: a hippodrome in Alexandria and a town in Arsinoe were called Lágeion…