Furies avenging spirits, often used as symbols of a destructive, guilty conscience, especially in matters involving wrongs within a family. The Furies typically exacted vengeance when no human agent was available to do so.
This tradition carries on into the nineteenth and even twentieth centuries. Ida central mountain in the Troad range. Favorite seat of Zeus. Ida is probably the second most frequently mentioned mountain in the Iliad after Olympos. Kalchas Greek prophet or seer. Originally told Agamemnon that he must sacrifice Iphigeneia for Greeks to be able to sail to Troy.
Tells Agamemnon that Chryseis must be returned to her father. Both the distaff and loom are associated with women in the Iliad. Lykaon son of Priam though not of Hekuba. He is killed by Achilles in a poignant scene. Machaon son of the famous healer Asclepius. Machaon is from Thessalia and is often used as a healer in the Iliad.
Maenad a female votary of Dionysus who took part in the wild, orgiastic rites that characterized his worship; bacchante.
Muses nine goddesses, daughters of Zeus, who preside over various art forms. Homer invokes the Muse of Epic Poetry. Mycenae Achaian kingdom of Agamemnon. Mycenae was probably the most famous of all the Greek kingdoms. Niobe Phrygian woman whose twelve children were killed by Apollo and Artemis. To effect this design, he puts on a bridle, with a very large bit in his mouth, and a cropper under A horse-breaker in his earlier years and also a baker at nearby Kenebri , Reg Murray leant more towards livestock than cropping, and it's World War I: Relatives of Indigenous soldiers fight for them to be ….
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But the repetition did puzzle me. If I remember correctly the horse is one of a few symbols of Poseidon, who is on the side of the Trojans, and has been implicated as helping Apollo to build the walls of the city.
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