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Dakisch". Band 29/2. Teilband Sprache und Literatur (Sprachen und Schriften ), edited by Wolfgang Haase, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 1983. p. 1166.
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Rhesus is chiefly remembered because he came from Thrace to defend Troy with great pomp and circumstance, but died on the night of his arrival, without ever engaging in battle.
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1493:Penthesilea
1348:Epistrophus
1270:Asteropaios
1260:Archelochus
1229:Amphimachus
1187:Thrasymedes
1137:Protesilaus
1102:Philoctetes
1065:Neoptolemus
614:The Library
610:Apollodorus
473:Apollodorus
230:Terpsichore
173:anthroponym
71:Terpsichore
1704:Categories
1639:Hephaestus
1552:Pyraechmes
1542:Pylaemenes
1462:Othryoneus
1436:Melanippus
1368:Gorgythion
1250:Antiphates
1239:Andromache
1192:Tlepolemus
1167:Talthybius
1142:Prothoenor
1127:Polypoetes
1112:Podalirius
1055:Menestheus
924:Ascalaphus
919:Arcesilaus
914:Antilochus
603:References
557:10.430-503
485:Eustathius
365:Antarctica
337:Arganthone
274:red-figure
212:Amphipolis
1674:Scamander
1594:Aphrodite
1524:Polydorus
1514:Polydamas
1420:Kebriones
1415:Iphidamas
1390:Hyperenor
1358:Euphorbus
1337:Deiphobus
1305:Cassandra
1224:Alcathous
1177:Thersites
1162:Sthenelus
1132:Promachus
1092:Patroclus
1087:Palamedes
1029:Lycomedes
1013:Iphigenia
1007:Idomeneus
986:Eurypylus
981:Eurydamas
976:Eurybates
956:Elephenor
946:(prophet)
929:Automedon
882:Agamemnon
675:The Iliad
653:Euripides
639:Euripides
433:Euripides
339:, in the
307:Euripides
264:Mythology
167:Etymology
148:The Iliad
46:Genealogy
1679:Thanatos
1669:Poseidon
1619:Dionysus
1578:Ucalegon
1562:Sarpedon
1530:Polyxena
1472:Panthous
1467:Pandarus
1405:Ilioneus
1395:Hypsenor
1353:Euphemus
1311:Chryseis
1295:Calesius
1280:Atymnius
1275:Astyanax
1255:Antiphus
1234:Anchises
1147:Schedius
1117:Podarces
1097:Peneleos
1081:Odysseus
1060:Meriones
1049:Menelaus
1024:Leonteus
1002:Ialmenus
971:Euryalus
950:Diomedes
909:Anticlus
888:Agapenor
877:Achilles
865:Achaeans
583:12.19-21
457:Virgil's
392:(1985).
351:Namesake
333:Bithynia
254:Olynthus
226:Calliope
161:Odysseus
157:Diomedes
137:: Ῥῆσος
89:Olynthus
85:Siblings
75:Heracles
67:Calliope
1609:Artemis
1547:Pylaeus
1519:Polybus
1509:Polites
1499:Phorcys
1488:Peirous
1483:Pedasus
1425:Laocoön
1410:Imbrius
1400:Iamenus
1385:Helenus
1363:Glaucus
1322:Clytius
1316:Chryses
1300:Caletor
1290:Briseis
1244:Antenor
1214:Aesepus
1201:Trojans
1157:Stentor
1122:Polites
1107:Phoenix
1034:Machaon
966:Eudoros
944:Calchas
904:Alcimus
771:Thracia
754:Thracia
692:Homer,
579:Homer,
511:Bithyai
509:, s.v.
475:, 1.3.4
451:Servius
317:to the
315:Scholia
286:Scythia
258:Brangas
234:Strymon
222:Euterpe
208:Strymon
200:Eioneus
153:Trojans
93:Brangas
63:Euterpe
59:Eioneus
55:Strymon
51:Parents
1684:Thetis
1654:Hypnos
1649:Hermes
1634:Helios
1614:Athena
1599:Apollo
1573:Theano
1447:Mentes
1441:Memnon
1430:Lycaon
1379:Hecuba
1373:Hector
1285:Axylus
1219:Agenor
1208:Aeneas
1172:Teucer
1076:Nireus
1070:Nestor
1019:Leitus
991:Guneus
961:Epeius
872:Acamas
700:
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660:vol. 3
537:Rhesus
497:p. 817
460:Aeneid
438:Rhesus
400:
323:Rhesus
302:Rhesus
282:nymphs
246:Bithys
190:Family
143:Thrace
139:Rhêsos
102:Rhesus
95:, Sete
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22:Rhesus
1629:Hades
1536:Priam
1504:Podes
1477:Paris
1452:Mydon
1343:Dolon
1265:Asius
1182:Thoas
1152:Sinon
1044:Meges
1039:Medon
996:Helen
857:Iliad
670:Homer
627:Conon
581:Iliad
554:Iliad
549:Homer
522:Conon
494:Iliad
489:Homer
463:1.469
376:Notes
319:Iliad
311:muses
297:Iliad
290:Dolon
248:with
216:Muses
196:Homer
184:satem
180:*reg-
79:Bolbe
1689:Zeus
1664:Leto
1659:Iris
1644:Hera
1624:Eris
1604:Ares
1587:Gods
1327:Coön
939:Bias
698:ISBN
680:ISBN
398:ISBN
256:and
250:Ares
242:Sete
204:Eion
159:and
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487:on
441:347
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363:in
359:on
343:by
228:or
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