Lampter
2. Lamptēr, ēris, Akk. ēra, m. (Λαμπτήρ) u. Naustathmon, ī, n. (Ναύσταθμον), die beiden Häfen u. Hafenorte bei Phocäa (jetzt Alt-Fokia) in Ionien, Liv. 37, 31, 8 sqq.
2 Lamptēr, ēris, m. , nom dʼun lieu élevé de la ville de Phocée, où lʼon allumait un phare : Liv. 37, 31, 8.
Lampter
(Λαμπτήρ), i. e. the shining or torch-bearer, a surname of Dionysus, under which he was worshipped at Pellene in Achaia, where a festival called λαμπτήρια was celebrated in his honour. (Paus. 7.27.2.) [L.S]