Sail battleship

• Emmanuil 64 (ex-Russian Emmanuil, purchased c. 1830)
  

Early steam battleships

• Basileos Giorgios (1867)
  
• Basilissa Olga (1869)
  
• Spetsai class
  
  • Hydra (1889) - BU 1929
    
  • Spetsai (1889) - BU 1929
    
  • Psara (1890) - BU 1929
    

pre-Dreadnought battleships

Lemnos, U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.

Kilkis, 1911 U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.

• Mississippi class (transferred 1914)
  
  • Lemnos (1905) (ex-Idaho) - Sunk 1941
    
  • Kilkis (1905) (ex-Mississippi) - Sunk 1941
    

Dreadnought battleships

• Vasileus Konstantinos (-) - BU 1910s
  
• Salamis (1914) (taken over by Germany 1914; not completed) - BU 1923
  

Unassorted Note: that these aren't battleships.

• Giorgios Averof - The admiralty ship of the Greek Navy during the Balkan Wars and World War I. It is now a floating museum at Palaio Faliro.
  
• Mount Othrys, named after Mount Othrys
  
• Tilemachos, named after Telemachus
  
• HS Kriezis, sold from HMS Coreopsis of the Royal Navy
  
• HS Themistoklis (D-210) (1970 - 1992), named after Themistocles
  
• HS Tombazis (D-215) - repaired at Skaramagas between November 1978 and May 1979
  
• HS Apostolis (D-216) (1980 - 1992), transferred from the US Navy as USS Charles P. Cecil (DD-825) in 1980
  
• HS Kriezis (D-217) - (1980 - 1993), transferred from the US Navy as USS Myles C. Fox (DD-829) in 1980 - named after the Prime Minister of Greece between 1849 and 1854, Antonios Kriezis