Orestes - Definition and Overview

Orestes Ορεστης is a Greek name, literally "he who stands on the mountain", or "mountain-dweller".

Orestes can refer to:

In Greek mythology, the son of Agamemnon. See Orestes (mythology).
A Roman politician, who deposed emperor Julius Nepos and placed his own son Romulus Augustus on the throne. See Orestes (Roman soldier).
A play by Euripides, see Orestes (play).
A king of Macedon in the 4th century BC, see Orestes of Macedon.
A prefect of Alexandria in the early 5th century, in conflict with patriarch Cyril of Alexandria. See prefect Orestes.

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Example Usage of Orestes
	alinnedefreitas: eu e a @vicktwiter moramos mt longe e mt longe do Orestes u.u
	mckoe: Chopps em frente à pça Alberto Lion (com o Orestes)
	DaemonMax: @listensto A Perfect Circle - Orestes

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Orestes - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Orestes