therapontes of Ares

analysis of the phrase therapōn of Ares (here, as applied to the Achaeans as an aggregate of warriors)This is the second occurrence of the noun therapōn in the Iliad; the plural fo ... Continue reading

analysis of the phrase therapōn of Ares (here, as applied to the Achaeans as an aggregate of warriors)In contexts where the plural therapontes in combination with Arēos ‘of Ares’ i ... Continue reading

In contexts where the plural therapontes in combination with Arēos ‘of Ares’ is applied to the Achaeans=Danaans=Argives (at I.07.382 here, to the Danaoi) as a grouping of warriors, ... Continue reading

In contexts where the plural therapontes in combination with Arēos ‘of Ares’ is applied to the Achaeans=Danaans=Argives (here, to the ‘two Ajaxes’) as a grouping of warriors, the d ... Continue reading

In contexts where the plural therapontes in combination with Arēos ‘of Ares’ is applied to the Achaeans=Danaans=Argives (here, to the ‘two Ajaxes’) as a grouping of warriors, the d ... Continue reading

In contexts where the plural therapontes in combination with Arēos ‘of Ares’ is applied to the Achaeans=Danaans=Argives (at I.06.067, to the Danaoi) as a grouping of warriors, the ... Continue reading