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  • Ialmenus/Definition
    Legendary Greek warrior of the [[Trojan War]] who was one of the men hidden inside the [[Trojan horse]].
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  • Idomeneus/Definition
    Legendary Greek warrior of the [[Trojan War]] who was one of the men hidden inside the [[Trojan horse]].
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  • Ialmenus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decade-long [[Trojan War]].
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  • Idomeneus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decade-long [[Trojan War]].
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  • Polypoetes
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>}}
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  • Leonteus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Thalpius
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Eurymachus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:18, 7 April 2010
  • Peneleus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Machaon
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:26, 7 April 2010
  • Demophon
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Thersander
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Eurypylus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:19, 7 April 2010
  • Philoctetes
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:34, 7 April 2010
  • Meges
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Echion
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Thoas
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Podalirius
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Menestheus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Epeius
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:11, 7 April 2010
  • Thrasymedes
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
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  • Meriones
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:31, 7 April 2010
  • Iphidamas
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:23, 7 April 2010
  • Teucer
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:36, 7 April 2010
  • Eurydamas
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:17, 7 April 2010
  • Neoptolemus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]]
    260 bytes (41 words) - 14:32, 7 April 2010
  • Cyanippus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
    1,022 bytes (164 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Amphimachus
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Antiklos
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
    1,022 bytes (164 words) - 09:34, 22 February 2023
  • Antiphates
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>Pictured: a wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Achilles/Definition
    Greek hero who fought and died in the Trojan War.
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  • Agapenor
    ...id quietly inside a giant wooden horse in a brilliant ruse which ended the Trojan War.<small>A wooden horse in [[Prague]].</small>]] ...as a result, Troy was sacked and burned, a, which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]], according to sources from Greek and Roman [[mythology]] such as [[Homer]
    970 bytes (155 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Hector/Definition
    .... He is the most prominent [[Troy (ancient city)|Trojan]] warrior in the [[Trojan War]]. According to Homer, he is killed battling with the [[hero]] [[Achilles]]
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  • Hector
    .... He is the most prominent [[Troy (ancient city)|Trojan]] warrior in the [[Trojan War]]. According to Homer, he is killed battling with the [[hero]] [[Achilles]]
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  • Ajax (disambiguation)
    * [[Ajax the Greater (Greek hero)]] - Trojan war participant and suitor to Helen of Troy * [[Ajax the Lesser (Greek hero)]] - Trojan war participant and suitor to Helen of Troy
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  • Agamemnon
    ...Greek]] expeditionary force attacking [[Troy (ancient city)]] during the [[Trojan War]]. To overcome contrary winds for sailing to Troy, he sacrificed his daught On his return to Greece after the Trojan war, Agamemnon's wife [[Clytemnestra]] killed him to revenge Iphigenia, and als
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  • Menelaos/Definition
    ...elen of Troy]] and a [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[king]] who fought in the [[Trojan War]], and was one of the elite fighters inside the [[Trojan horse]]. When [[pr
    499 bytes (72 words) - 09:34, 22 February 2023
  • Helen of Troy/Definition
    ...iful wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta, whose abduction by Paris caused the Trojan War.
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  • Helenus/Definition
    ...warriors who fought against the [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] warriors in the [[Trojan War]]. After the war, he founded a "mini-Troy" [[north]] of [[Greece]] on the [
    691 bytes (104 words) - 09:34, 22 February 2023
  • Iliad/External Links
    ...k, ''The War That Killed Achilles: The True Story of Homer's Iliad and the Trojan War''.
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  • Thalpius/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Eurymachus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Peneleus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Machaon/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Thersander/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Eurypylus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Philoctetes/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Meges/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Echion/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Thoas/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Podalirius/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Menestheus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Epeius/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Thrasymedes/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Polypoetes/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Meriones/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Eumelus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Iphidamas/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Teucer/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Eurydamas/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
    777 bytes (124 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Neoptolemus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Leonteus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
    777 bytes (124 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Cyanippus/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Demophon/Definition
    ...was sacked and burned in the ensuing battle which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]]. Knowledge of the war is according to sources from Greek and Roman [[myth
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  • Helen of Troy
    ...and [[Menelaus]], king of [[Sparta]], caused a ten-year war known as the [[Trojan War]]. She features prominently in [[Homer]]'s [[Iliad]], which emphasises her
    871 bytes (135 words) - 10:09, 25 February 2024
  • Odyssey/Definition
    ...the struggles of Odysseus to return to his island home of Ithaca after the Trojan war
    166 bytes (26 words) - 15:34, 16 January 2016
  • King Priam/Definition
    Leader of the [[Troy (ancient city)|Trojans]] during the Trojan War, and killed during the sack of Troy.
    140 bytes (21 words) - 09:39, 22 February 2023
  • Paris (mythology)/Definition
    ...bducting [[Helen of Troy]] from [[Sparta]], initiator of the decade-long [[Trojan War]]
    166 bytes (25 words) - 09:34, 22 February 2023
  • Acamas
    ...esult, Troy was sacked and burned, an event which ended the decades-long [[Trojan War]], according to sources from Greek and Roman [[mythology]] such as [[Homer]
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  • Calchas/Definition
    ...who was the ''seer'' or [[prophecy|prophet]] of [[Agamemnon]] during the [[Trojan War]]. He advised Agamemnon to [[murder|kill]] his [[daughter]] [[Iphigeneia]]
    354 bytes (49 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Paris (mythology)
    ...uction of [[Helen of Troy|Helen]] from [[Sparta]] caused the decade-long [[Trojan War]].
    281 bytes (38 words) - 09:33, 22 February 2023
  • Trojan War
    The account of the '''Trojan War''' that has come down to us through [[Homer]]ic epic depicts it as a ten-ye
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  • King Priam
    ...urial. Priam's other son [[Paris (mythology)|Paris]], was the cause of the Trojan War by abducting [[Helen of Troy]] from king [[Menelaus]] of [[Sparta]] and enr
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  • Achilles/Related Articles
    {{r|Trojan War}}
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  • Eris (goddess)/Related Articles
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    190 bytes (26 words) - 09:39, 22 February 2023
  • King Priam/Related Articles
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  • Penates
    ...tes'' were a Roman construction that didn't exist around the time of the [[Trojan war]], and as a result, the [[Aeneid]] was contrived as a kind of [[myth]] to s
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  • Odyssey/Related Articles
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  • Trojan horse/Related Articles
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  • Iliad/Bibliography
    ...9) ''The War That Killed Achilles: The True Story of Homer's Iliad and the Trojan War''. New York: Viking. ISBN 9780670021123
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  • King Latinus
    ...d flags, were too sophisticated for ships during the times following the [[Trojan War]]. The [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[trireme]] wasn't developed until perhaps
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  • Atlantis/Related Articles
    {{r|Trojan War}}
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  • Trojan horse
    ...warriors inside the walls of their city. It brought about the end of the [[Trojan War]]. ...teners to the tales to be thoroughly familiar with the basic events of the Trojan War.
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  • Lusus Troiae
    ...''[[Aeneid|The Aeneid]]'' that the games originated from the time of the [[Trojan War]]. When Virgil wrote the Aeneid, the event was well established in Rome dur
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  • Themis/Definition
    ...phrodite]] and [[Athena]] were active participants in events such as the [[Trojan War]], Themis was more seen as a [[concept]] rather than a player.<noinclude><b
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  • Oresteia
    ...e series delineates the plot derived from the mythological story of post-[[Trojan War]] homecoming of [[Agamemnon]], king of [[Mycenae]], his murder by his wife
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  • Eris (goddess)
    ...e -- and this "apple of discord" began a chain of events that led to the [[Trojan War]] in which a [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] expeditionary force, commanded by [[A
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  • Clytemnestra/Definition
    ...Calchas]]. While Agamemnon is away at [[Troy (ancient city)]] during the [[Trojan War]], she has an illicit [[Romantic love|romance]] with Aigisthos; when Agamem
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  • Aigisthos/Definition
    ...ueen]] [[Clytemnestra]] while her husband Agamemnon is away fighting the [[Trojan War]] in [[Asia Minor]]. When Agamemnon returns, he murders the returning king,
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  • Troy (ancient city)
    ...ent city of Troy''' was was reportedly besieged and destroyed during the [[Trojan War]] by the [[Ancient Greece|ancient Greeks]]. The exact dates of the war are ...d|first=Michael|authorlink=Michael Wood (historian)|title=In Search of the Trojan War|publisher=British Broadcasting Corporation|location=London|date=1985|pages=
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  • Anchises
    ...rning city of [[Troy (ancient city)]] which was sacked at the end of the [[Trojan War]], and he survived this [[disaster]] although Aeneas' wife [[Creusa]] did n
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  • Kidnapping/Definition
    ...t]], was [[Hermes]]. In the ''[[Iliad]]'' and in other stories about the [[Trojan war]], there were varying [[opinion]]s whether [[Helen of Troy]] was ''kidnappe
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  • Odyssey
    ...to return to his island kingdom of [[Ithaca (Greece)|Ithaca]] after the [[Trojan War]]. It is thought to have been composed around the seventh century BCE and
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  • Achilles
    ...ose a short, glorious life over a long and undistinguished one. During the Trojan War, in his wrath over the death of his companion [[Patroclus]], who some consi .... His mother foretold two possible futures for him: if he took part in the Trojan War, his life would be glorious but short, and he would not return home; if he
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  • Journey of Aeneas
    ...uses to speak to him or even look at him; he sees fallen heroes from the [[Trojan War]]; he sees [[Sisyphus]]; he meets the spirits of future leaders of [[Rome]]
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  • Dido
    ...period when the (likely fully fictional) Aeneas has just escaped from the Trojan War. Per the Aeneid, Dido had previously been married before she met Aeneas, a
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  • Beauty
    ...s said to have had the ''face that launched a thousand ships'' since the [[Trojan War]], a decade-long conflict between the Greek expeditionary forces led by [[A
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  • Odysseus
    Odysseus was king of Ithaca at the time the [[Trojan war]] was starting. The Achaeans came to seek his help. Having been warned by a
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  • Iliad
    The poem mainly describes a few days in the final year of the [[Trojan War]], and it gets its name because Ilios was an alternative name for [[Troy (a
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  • Sparta
    ...ris]]. Led by [[Agamemnon]] of Mycenae, the Achaeans united to fight the [[Trojan War]], after which the thrones of Mycenae, Argos and Sparta were united under [ ...ides]], the Boeotians entered [[Boeotia]] sixty years after the end of the Trojan War and the [[Dorian Invasion]] (the [[Return of the Heraclidae]]) took place t
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  • Musaeus
    ...ebes, son of on of Thamyras and Philammon who lived "lived long before the Trojan War" and wrote melics and songs.<ref>''Suda'', [http://www.stoa.org/sol-bin/sea
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  • The Republic (dialogue of Plato)
    ...l historial figures is shown. One of them, Odysseus, the Greek hero of the Trojan War, chose a life of a common private citizen who avoided warfare and strifes a
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  • Scylla (sea monster)
    ...main protagonist is Aeneas, leader of a band of Trojan survivors of the [[Trojan war]] with Greece, a war which took place more than a millenium before Virgil's
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  • Venus (mythology)
    ...luding [[Athena]] and Hera, and set in motion the forces that caused the [[Trojan War]]. When Aphrodite gave [[Helen of Troy]] to Paris, despite Helen's marriage
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  • Aeneid
    ...ssey]]'' did for [[ancient Greece]]. It built on the famous topic of the [[Trojan War]] and its aftermath but took the story in a new direction by weaving an aft ...ntury BCE that Aeneas' new city was Rome. According to stories about the [[Trojan War]], some of which have not survived (but they're alluded to), Aeneas was the
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  • William Shakespeare/Works
    ...dy||The love story of Troilus and Cressida set against the backdrop of the Trojan War||Troilus, Cressida||1602||1609
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  • Bellerophon
    ...ncient city)|Trojans]] in the ensuing decades-long conflict known as the [[Trojan War]]. In an example from the ''[[Odyssey]]'', suitors entered the house of Kin
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  • Famous dogs
    ...was Odysseus' dog, who waited patiently for his master's return from the [[Trojan War]] for over twenty years. He instantly recognized and greeted his master, ev
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  • Virgil
    ...lysses]], but who fled the wreckage of [[Troy (ancient city)]] after the [[Trojan War]], fell in love with Carthaginian princess [[Dido]], and then left her to c
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  • Alfred, Lord Tennyson
    ...of poems''', 1830-42, included ''Œnone'', a lament on the origins of the [[Trojan War]], and ''[[Ulysses (poem)|Ulysses]]'', both monologues, as well as ''Locksl
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  • Discordianism
    ...ing it into the party, she caused much squabbling, and, inadvertently, the Trojan War. In Discordianism, this is known as "The Original Snub", and it is said tha
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  • Hippocrates
    ...emigrated from the Greek mainland and colonized the area shortly after the Trojan War, thought to have occurred in the 1200s or late 1100s <span style= ...ended through the male from Asclepius’s son, Podalirius, who fought in the Trojan war, moved to Asia Minor, and whose descendants eventually settled on Cos. The
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