·Hypothetical
Hector imagines Andromache enslaved and plying a loom in Argos.
See evidence text
“It may be that you will have to ply the loom in Argos at the bidding of a mistress”
Location · Individual
Argos
Published entity metadata
Read-only identity and editorial metadata.
- Canonical name
- Argos
- Disambiguator
- None
- Kind
- Location
- Scope
- Individual
- Parent location
- None
- Editorial note
- No editorial note published.
Aliases
0
No aliases recorded.
Present entities
Phase 6 currently covers 24 processed books.
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Present entities
Phase 6 currently covers 24 processed books.
·Reported
Diomed reports that his father Tydeus migrated to Argos.
See evidence text
“I am by lineage son to a noble sire, Tydeus, who lies buried at Thebes. For Portheus had three noble sons, two of whom, Agrius and Melas, abode in Pleuron and rocky Calydon. The third was the knight Oeneus, my father’s father, and he was the most valiant of them all. Oeneus remained in his own country, but my father (as Jove and the other gods ordained it) migrated to Argos”
·Remembered
Jove recalls bringing Hercules back to Argos.
See evidence text
“but I rescued him, and notwithstanding all his mighty labours I brought him back again to Argos”
·Remembered
In Agamemnon’s recollected story, Eurystheus is born in Achaean Argos.
See evidence text
“For Juno darted down from the high summit of Olympus, and went in haste to Achaean Argos where she knew that the noble wife of Sthenelus son of Perseus then was. She being with child and in her seventh month, Juno brought the child to birth though there was a month still wanting,”
·Remembered
In Agamemnon’s recollected story, Juno goes to Achaean Argos and brings Sthenelus’s child to birth there.
See evidence text
“For Juno darted down from the high summit of Olympus, and went in haste to Achaean Argos where she knew that the noble wife of Sthenelus son of Perseus then was.”
·Remembered
In Agamemnon’s recollected story, the wife of Sthenelus son of Perseus is then in Achaean Argos.
See evidence text
“For Juno darted down from the high summit of Olympus, and went in haste to Achaean Argos where she knew that the noble wife of Sthenelus son of Perseus then was.”
Claims
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·Reported
Juno names Argos among her three favourite cities.
See evidence text
“My own three favourite cities,’ answered Juno, ‘are Argos, Sparta, and Mycenae”
Additional evidence
Evidence records not already represented by a claim.
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Additional evidence
Evidence records not already represented by a claim.
·Direct
“my house at Argos”
·Direct
“men of Argos”
·Hypothetical
“go home to Argos”
·Hypothetical
“back to Argos”
·Direct
“bring her from Argos”
·Reported
“far from Argos”
·Remembered
“I brought him back again to Argos”
·Reported
“Achaean Argos”
·Hypothetical
“as your guide I would go with you even to Argos itself”