Chrysothemis

Chrysothemis, a Cretan, who is said to have sung the first chorus to the Pythian Apollo, clothed in the solemn dress of ceremony, which the citharoedi, in later times, wore at the Pythian games.

Chrysothemis according to Pausanias won the first victory in the Pythian Games.

He was a son of Carmanor, a priest of Apollo at Tarrha in Crete

Pausanias 10.7.2

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