concept
the Myrmidons
Myrmidons
also: Μυρμιδόνες
Achilles's own people and troops, whom his son led home safely from Troy.
Reading notes
- The Iliad §1.173 Myrmidons
Achilles's own troops from Phthia, who sit idle in their ships through his withdrawal from battle until he sends them out under Patroclus in Book 16.
- The Odyssey §3.148 the Myrmidons
Achilles's own troops, led home safely from Troy by his son.
- The Odyssey §4.1 the Myrmidons
Achilles's people, whose city Hermione is being sent to as a bride.
Mentioned in 2 works (36 mentions)
The Iliad
- §1.173 the Myrmidons
- §1.327 the Myrmidons
- §2.441 Myrmidons
- §7.124 the Myrmidons
- §9.173 the Myrmidons
- §9.640 the Myrmidons
- §11.655 the Myrmidons
- §16.130 the Myrmidons
- §16.200 Myrmidons
- §16.21 the Myrmidons
- §16.210 the Myrmidons
- §16.249 the Myrmidons
- §16.269 Myrmidons
- §16.50 Myrmidons
- §16.502 the Myrmidons
- §16.538 the Myrmidons
- §16.562 Myrmidons
- §16.7 the Myrmidons
- §18.285 the Myrmidons
- §18.343 the Myrmidons
- §18.6 the Myrmidons
- §18.65 the Myrmidons
- §19.276 Myrmidons
- §19.287 the Myrmidons
- §19.8 the Myrmidons
- §21.184 Myrmidons
- §23.1 the Myrmidons
- §23.108 Myrmidons
- §23.54 Myrmidons
- §23.6 Myrmidons
- §24.390 the Myrmidons
- §24.440 the Myrmidons
- §24.534 the Myrmidons