-
Agamemnon and Menelaus. His
descendants became known collectively as the
Atreidae (Ancient Gr****: Ἀτρείδαι Atreidai).
Atreus and his twin
brother Thyestes...
- snake. The
wound festered and had a foul smell; on Odysseus's advice, the
Atreidae ordered Philoctetes to stay on Lemnos.
Medon took
control of Philoctetes's...
- the Gr****s and
harbored a
grudge against Odysseus, who had
advised the
Atreidae to
leave him. Medôn took
control of Philoctetes' men, and
Philoctetes himself...
- Gr****s.
Years with no
dates (only "c.") are
unknown The
Atreidai (Latin
Atreidae)
belong to the Late
Bronze Age, or the
Mycenaean Period. In mythology,...
- literature,
especially in the
postwar homeward fortunes experienced by the
Atreidae (Agamemnon and Menelaus) and
Odysseus (see the Odyssey).
Pride drives the...
- Neoptolemus. In the second, "three-fathered"
refers to the
generations of the
Atreidae; Agamemnon's
sword is
likely to have as long a
narrative attached to it...
- Helen,
daughter of Zeus and Leda,
would marry Menelaos and thus
invite the
Atreidae to the
Laconian throne. In the end the Heracleidae,
commonly identified...
-
period of time in
which the team
gained new members,
including Olympia Atreidae, and Max Cash rejoined. Max was
eventually murdered by a Coda ********in...
-
Agamemnon 1569,
suggest that
Pleisthenidae is
being used here as a
synonym of
Atreidae. For a
discussion and the
surviving fragments of the play see
Cropp 2008b...
-
example the cult of
Philoctetes at Sybaris,
Diomedes at
Thurii and the
Atreidae at Tarentum. It was also a
sympathetic environment for his most famous...
