Троил: Разлика между версии

Ancient Greek art as found in Greek pottery often depicts the scene of Polyxena and Troilus at the well while Achilles lies in wait for them. [http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/CGPrograms/Dict/ASP/OpenDictionaryBody.asp?name=Troilos] Another myth about Troilus is found in the ''Iliad'' (book 24 line 257), which merely states that Achilles killed Troilus in battle. The 5th century BC tragedian, [[Sophocles]], composed a tragic drama called ''Troilos'' which unfortunately only survives in a fragmentary form. Of interest however is one fragment (fr.623) which indicates that Troilus' corpse was mutilated by a very gruesome method known as [[maschalismos]]. This involved cutting off the corpse's genitals, ears and nose and stringing them under the corpse's armpits so as to prevent the ghost of the corpse from coming back to haunt their killer.-->

 

 

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