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Answer: According to the oldest version, there were 30 soldiers and two scouts inside the Trojan horse. Other sources put the number to 50, others drop it as low as 23. In the first version, the names of the warriors were recorded: They are the following: Odysseas (Ulysees)-King of Ithaca, he came up with the plan as well. Acamas, Agapenor, Aiantas (Ajax) the Lesser (King of Locris), Amphimachus, Antiphates, Cyanippus, Demophon, Diomedes (King of Argos), Echion, Epeius (boxer-he helped build the horse, yet he got the plans wrong and made it so tall the it would not fit through Troy's Gates! Lucky for the Greeks, the Trojans decided to knock down their gates so that the horse could pass through), Eumelus, Euryalus, Eurymachus, Eurypylus, Idomeneus (King of Crete), Machaonas, Meges, Menelaus (King of Sparta-husband to Helen of Troy), Menestheus, Meriones, Neoptolemus, Peneleus, Philoctetes (Thessalian prince), Podalirius, Polypoetes, Sthenelus, Teucer, Thalpius, Thersander, Thoas and Thrasymedes. Hope this helps.

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Answer: According to the oldest version, there were 30 soldiers and two scouts inside the Trojan horse. Other sources put the number to 50, others drop it as low as 23. In the first version, the names of the warriors were recorded: They are the following: Odysseas (Ulysees)-King of Ithaca, he came up with the plan as well. Acamas, Agapenor, Aiantas (Ajax) the Lesser (King of Locris), Amphimachus, Antiphates, Cyanippus, Demophon, Diomedes (King of Argos), Echion, Epeius (boxer-he helped build the horse, yet he got the plans wrong and made it so tall the it would not fit through Troy's Gates! Lucky for the Greeks, the Trojans decided to knock down their gates so that the horse could pass through), Eumelus, Euryalus, Eurymachus, Eurypylus, Idomeneus (King of Crete), Machaonas, Meges, Menelaus (King of Sparta-husband to Helen of Troy), Menestheus, Meriones, Neoptolemus, Peneleus, Philoctetes (Thessalian prince), Podalirius, Polypoetes, Sthenelus, Teucer, Thalpius, Thersander, Thoas and Thrasymedes. Hope this helps.

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