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the Greeks
The victorious Greek host (Danaans, Pelasgians, Achaeans, Argives), encamped on the shore and held in port until the sacrifices are made.
Reading notes
- Agamemnon §125 Danaans
The Greeks (Danaans/Achaeans), the host that took Troy.
- On the Shortness of Life §13.2 Greeks
The Greeks, whose pedantic literary questions Seneca derides as a 'disease' now caught by Romans too.
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §87.39 Greeks
The Greeks, here the Stoic dialecticians whose technical term (kata steresin) Latin lacks a clean word to render.
- Octavia §829 the Greeks
The Greek (Danaan) host at Troy, 'broken' by Love through the quarrel over Briseis.
- The Trojan Women §164 the Greeks
The victorious Greek host (Danaans, Pelasgians, Achaeans, Argives), held in port until the sacrifices are made.
Mentioned in 13 works (62 mentions)
Consolation to His Mother Helvia
On Anger
Hercules (Mad)
The Trojan Women
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