- Gr****: Σκύρος,
pronounced [ˈsciros]), in some
historical contexts Latinized Scyros (Ancient Gr****: Σκῦρος,
Attic Gr**** pronunciation: [skŷːros]), is an island...
- Lycurgus, was the most
prominent king of the
Dolopians in the
island of
Scyros near
Euboea during the
Trojan War.
Lycomedes was the
father of
seven daughters...
- by
Calderon de la
Barca 1805:
Achille à
Scyros by Jean-Charles-Julien Luce de
Lancival 1890,
Achilles in
Scyros by
Robert Bridges (2nd
edition 1892) 1935:...
- Deïdameia) is a
daughter of King Lycomedes, who
lives on the
island of
Scyros. She
marries Achilles, by whom she
becomes the
mother of Neoptolemus. Following...
-
instructions on how
Achilles should act on
Scyros.
Thetis criticizes his "masculine"
mannerisms and
leaves him on
Scyros to
learn more
about how to act in a...
-
concealed Achilles,
disguised as a girl, at the
court of Lycomedes, king of
Scyros.
Achilles was
already famed for his
speed and
skill in battle. Calchas,...
- him away from his home.
Odysseus and
other envoys of
Agamemnon travel to
Scyros to
recruit Achilles because of a
prophecy that Troy
could not be
taken without...
- calamities. Radd
later reveals he
serves Zenn-La's
ruler Revka Temerlune Edifex Scyros III, and he had been
banished from Zenn-La for
destroying the latter's control...
-
opera by
Ferdinando Paër on a
libretto by
Giovanni de Gamerra.
Achille à
Scyros (Paris 1804) is a
ballet by
Pierre Gardel,
composed by
Luigi Cherubini....
-
Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts Homère dans l'île de
Scyros, (Homer on the
Island of
Scyros), 1864, Colmar, Musée d'Unterlinden
Daniel dans la Fosse...
