Eualetes

Eualetes is a relatively obscure proper name of Greek origin. It appears primarily in historical contexts, specifically related to ancient Greece. Sources indicate Eualetes was the name of an Athenian messenger. His significance lies in his role as the messenger who brought news of a victory, specifically the naval victory at Salamis in 480 BC, to Athens. Though not a major figure in the broader historical narrative, Eualetes is remembered for this specific act of conveying crucial information that impacted the course of the Greco-Persian Wars and Athenian history. The name itself doesn't carry significant etymological weight beyond its Greek roots and usage as a personal name.