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Achilleis is a
title used to
refer to
several literary works concerning Achilles: The
Achilleis, the
modern designation for a
trilogy of lost
plays by...
- The
Achilleis (/ˌækɪˈliːɪs/;
Ancient Gr**** Ἀχιλληΐς,
Achillēís,
pronounced [akʰillɛːís]) is a lost
trilogy by the
Athenian dramatist Aeschylus. The three...
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fragments of the
Achilleis and
other Aeschylean fragments have been ****embled to
produce a
workable modern play. The
first part of the
Achilleis trilogy, The...
- The
Achilleid (/ˌækɪˈliːɪd/; Latin:
Achillēis) is an
unfinished epic poem by
Publius Papinius Statius that was
intended to
present the life of Achilles...
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ancestor of the
mythological Myrmidons Myrmidons, part of the lost
tragedy Achilleis by Gr****
playwright Aeschylus Sergeant Myrmidon, a
character from The...
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these treated myths about the
Trojan War. One,
collectively called the
Achilleis,
comprised Myrmidons,
Nereids and
Phrygians (alternately, The Ransoming...
- elegies. The
title of the poem is
modelled on
ancient works, such as
Achilleis (a poem
about Achilles), an epic poem by the 1st-century AD
Roman poet...
- Gr****
playwright Aeschylus ****igned by
modern scholars to the
trilogy the
Achilleis Nereid Avenue (IRT
White Plains Road Line), a
station of the New York...
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Elias (2003). Αισχύλου Αχιλληίς (
Achilleis). Athens, Greece:
Periplous Editions. ISBN 960-8202-75-2. "Aeschylus
Achilleis (english edition)". Amazon. E....
- no bird flew
higher than the
temple of Achilles. The
uninhabited isle
Achilleis ("of Achilles") was the
major sanctuary of the hero,
where "seabirds dipped...
