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How many men did Achilles take to troy?
50 ships with 50 men in each ship
What was Odysseus connection with the fall of troy?
Odysseus was a leader of the Greek army that conquered Troy. It was his idea to create the gift known as the Trojan Horse as a means of getting a force of armed men inside the city gates.
How many men were killed by scylla?
It is said Scylla ate thousands of men as they passed by or tried to fight her. In particular, 6 of Odysseus' men were eaten as they came home from the Siege of Troy.
Who is Odysseus and what has happened to him?
Odysseus is one of the Greek 'heroes' mentioned in the works of the famous ancient Greek poet Homer about the siege of the ancient city Troy. Homer wrote two books, on it, the Iliad and the Odyssey. In the Iliad (that deals with the siege and capture of Troy) Odysseus plays a minor role. But the book Odyssey is named after him and he is the principal character in it. This book describes Odysseus' many adventures during his journey back from Troy to his Greek island kingdom. His adventures end by his return to his island and his wife - and with him killing the men who more or less had taken over his palace, trying to convince his wife that he was dead and that she should choose one of them to marry.
What Hairstyles did Greek men have?
Greek men have had many different hairstyles over the past few thousand years. You would have to be more specific about which era you're referring to.
How many men did Achilles take to troy?
50 ships with 50 men in each ship
How many men did Odysseus leave troy with?
86 men on 12 ships
Did men and women take part in the greek Olympics?
no just men
How many men did Odysseus take into Polyphemus' cave?
Odysseus took 12 of his strongest men into Polyphemus' cave.
Could woman take part or attend Greek plays?
no only greek men
What was Odysseus connection with the fall of troy?
Odysseus was a leader of the Greek army that conquered Troy. It was his idea to create the gift known as the Trojan Horse as a means of getting a force of armed men inside the city gates.
What has the author Eugene Oswald written?
Eugene Oswald has written: 'Austria in 1868' -- subject(s): History 'To the chairman of the council of the Working Men's College' -- subject(s): Working Men's College (London, England) 'The legend of fair Helen as told by Homer, Goethe and others' -- subject(s): Helen of Troy (Greek mythology), Helen of Troy (Greek mythology) in literature
What happens in Troy when Ulysses was there?
After emerging from the Trojan Horse, Ulysses and the rest of the Greek heroes, opened the gates of the city, letting the Greek army in. The preceded to burn the city, slaughter the men, and sell the women into slavery.
Who was allowed to take part in the ancient Greek Olympic games?
only men were allowed to take part in it
What jobs did ancient greek men do?
fishing and many more
How many men were killed by scylla?
It is said Scylla ate thousands of men as they passed by or tried to fight her. In particular, 6 of Odysseus' men were eaten as they came home from the Siege of Troy.
Who is Odysseus and what has happened to him?
Odysseus is one of the Greek 'heroes' mentioned in the works of the famous ancient Greek poet Homer about the siege of the ancient city Troy. Homer wrote two books, on it, the Iliad and the Odyssey. In the Iliad (that deals with the siege and capture of Troy) Odysseus plays a minor role. But the book Odyssey is named after him and he is the principal character in it. This book describes Odysseus' many adventures during his journey back from Troy to his Greek island kingdom. His adventures end by his return to his island and his wife - and with him killing the men who more or less had taken over his palace, trying to convince his wife that he was dead and that she should choose one of them to marry.
