Argives

First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 5

Life events

• The Argives destroyed Mycenæ out of jealousy.(Book 2 · Chapter 16 · 📍 Mycenæ)
  • “Now the Argives destroyed Mycenæ in jealousy.”
• The Argives swore to fight until they captured Ilium or died fighting there.(Book 2 · Chapter 22 · 📍 Ilium)
  • “the Argives who went on the expedition to Ilium swore here that they would not give over fighting, till they should either capture Ilium or be killed fighting there”

Book 3 · Chapter 5

• enemies with Agesipolis (son of Pausanias) (The Argives are a collective rather than a named individual, so this relationship is omitted under the named-person constraint.) “his first war was against the Argives”

Book 9 · Chapter 33

• with Apollo (The Argives offered Manto to Apollo; Argives is a collective designation rather than an individual, so this edge is retained only as the chapter's stated relation.) “They say also that Manto the daughter of Tiresias was offered to Apollo by the Argives, but that, in consequence of the orders of the god, she sailed to what is now Ionia, and to that part of it called Colophonia.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.