Pyrrhus
Template:Sister project Pyrrhus, Pyrrhos or Pyrros ({{#invoke:Lang|lang}}) may refer to:
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People
- Pyrrhus of Athens (fl. 5th century BC), Athenian sculptor
- Pyrrhus I of Epirus (318–272 BC), king of Epirus, after whom Pyrrhic victory was named
- Pyrrho of Elis (360–270 BC), Greek philosopher, founder of Pyrrhonism
- Pyrrhus II of Epirus (fl. 3rd century BC), king of Epirus
- Pyrrhus III of Epirus (fl. 3rd century BC), king of Epirus
- Pyrrhus of Constantinople (fl. 7th century AD), Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
- Pyrrhus Ligorius (Template:C. – 1583), Italian architect and painter
- Dionysios Pyrrhos (1774–1853), Greek monk, doctor and writer
- Pyrrhus Concer (1814–1897), American sailor
- Pyrros Spyromilios (1913–1961), Greek Navy officer
- Pyrros Lappas (1899–1981), Greek Navy officer
- Pyrros Dimas (Template:B.), Greek weightlifter and politician
Mythology
- Pyrrhus (also known as Neoptolemus), son of Achilles and Deidamia in Greek mythology
- Pyrrhus, a Phrygian man in Greek mythology
Other uses
- 5283 Pyrrhus, an asteroid
- Pyrrhic, a metric foot of two short unstressed syllables
- Pyrrhus The First, a British-bred Thoroughbred racehorse
- Pyrrhus, an opera by Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Royer
- "King Pyrrhus" Ioannina National Airport, an airport in Greece
- Pyrrus, a fictional planet in the Deathworld novels