Greece
There are 1361 items in Greece:
Triere
Triere (Greek τριήρης, "three-oared"; Latin triremis): ancient warship, used by the Phoenicians and Greeks. Fourth-century coin of Sidon The triere (commonly also trireme, from…
Troezen, "Decree of Themistocles" |
The Trojan War (1)
Ilion or Troy: town in northwestern Asia Minor, famous for the legendary Trojan War, in which a coalition of Mycenaean warriors captured the city of king Priam.Homer's Iliad deals with an episode from this war. …The Trojan War (2)
Ilion or Troy: town in northwestern Asia Minor, famous for the legendary Trojan War, in which a coalition of Mycenaean warriors captured the city of king Priam.Homer's Iliad deals with an episode from this war.Iliad …The Trojan War (3)
Ilion or Troy: town in northwestern Asia Minor, famous for the legendary Trojan War, in which a coalition of Mycenaean warriors captured the city of king Priam.Homer's Iliad deals with an episode from this war.Aethiopis …
Troy VIII, Metope of Helius |
Troy, Archaeological Museum
A small exhibition. In 2013, it was announced that a real museum would be constructed. There are 1 items in Troy, Archaeological Museum: …Turin, Museo di Antichità
Collection of ancient art from Prehistory, the ancient Near East, Cyprus, Etruria, Greek ceramics, Greek and Roman sculpture. There's also a collection of Roman Turin. The Egyptian collection has been brought to a separate museum at walking distance. The remains…
Two lovers |
Typhon
Typhon (Greek Τυφῶν): in Greek mythology a giant monster, opponent of the supreme god Zeus and the Olympian gods. Typhon The first…Tyrant
Tyrant: sole ruler in a Greek city-state, usually an usurper, who held power in defiance of a city's constitution. Originally, the word did not have any negative connotations. …
Portait of an unknown Athenian general |