place
Argos
also: Argi, Argive
Greek city dear to Juno, standing for the Greek cause she championed against Troy.
Reading notes
- The Aeneid §1.24 Argos
Greek city dear to Juno, standing for the Greek cause she championed against Troy.
- The Aeneid §2.178 Argos
City of the Argolid; here a synecdoche for Greece, whither the Greeks must sail for fresh omens.
- The Aeneid §6.838 Argos
A chief city of Greece, named with Mycenae as a seat of the Greek kings to be humbled.
- The Aeneid §10.780 Argos
Argos in Greece, from which Antores came and which he remembers in death.
- The Aeneid §11.286 Inachian cities
The Argive (Inachian) cities of Greece, which the Trojans would have attacked.
Mentioned in 1 work (30 mentions)
The Aeneid
- §1.24 Argos
- §1.285 Argos
- §1.40 Argive
- §1.650 Argive
- §2.118 Argive
- §2.177 Argive
- §2.178 Argos
- §2.254 Argive
- §2.326 Argos
- §2.393 Argive
- §2.55 Argive
- §2.78 Argive
- §2.95 Argos
- §3.282 Argive
- §3.547 Argive
- §3.637 Argive
- §5.314 Argive
- §5.52 Argive
- §5.672 Argive
- §6.838 Argos
- §7.286 Argos
- §7.672 Argive
- §7.794 Argive
- §8.374 Argive
- §9.202 Argive
- §10.56 Argive
- §10.780 Argos
- §10.783 Argos
- §11.243 Argive
- §12.544 Argive