« Eurykleia: Those Women Who Had a Name » is an international project for a database of all the Greek women identified by their names. The idea is to show that women are found in primary sources (and not as in dictionaries or encyclopedias, in the synthetic or generalizing view of a historian) and, therefore, are always the results of a mise en scène. The Project seeks to collect the data document by document, considering all kind of sources: texts from the manuscript tradition, epigraphy, papyrology, graffiti on vases, etc. The goal is to compare the social and discursive practices when speaking of, identifying, considering, or describing women.