Myro of Rhodes () was a philosopher mentioned in the Suda. Her dates are uncertain, but she was probably Hellenistic at the earliest.Richard Hawley, "Ancient Collections of Women's Sayings: Form and Function", Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies 50:161-69 (2007) , p. 163
She was known in the ancient world for her commonplace book which collects women's sayings. It has not survived.
The full text of her Suda entry: A Rhodian woman, a philosopher. [Wrote] sayings of women who were queens, and stories.Suda, Adler number Mu 1465
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