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Achilles (Mythological character)


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  • Variants

    • Achìe (Mythological character)
    • Achilas (Mythological character)
    • Achille (Mythological character)
    • Achilleus (Mythological character)
    • Achilli (Mythological character)
    • Ahil (Mythological character)
    • Ahile (Mythological character)
    • Ahilej (Mythological character)
    • Ahillejs (Mythological character)
    • Aĥilo (Mythological character)
    • Aichill (Mythological character)
    • Akhilles (Mythological character)
    • Akhilleus (Mythological character)
    • Akhilleusz (Mythological character)
    • Akiles (Mythological character)
    • Akili (Mythological character)
    • Akille (Mythological character)
    • Akilles (Mythological character)
    • Akkilles (Mythological character)
    • Aquiles (Mythological character)
    • Aquilles (Mythological character)
    • Axill (Mythological character)
    • Axilles (Mythological character)
    • Ἀχιλλεύς (Mythological character)
    • آخيل (Mythological character)
    • アキレウス (Mythological character)
    • Akireusu (Mythological character)
    • 아킬레우스 (Mythological character)
    • 阿喀琉斯 (Mythological character)
    • Ахіл (Mythological character)
    • Ахил (Mythological character)
    • Ахилл (Mythological character)
    • Akhill (Mythological character)
    • Ахіллес (Mythological character)
    • אכילס (Mythological character)
    • Akhiles (Mythological character)

  • Additional Information

    • Descriptor

        Heroes

    • Descriptor

        Mythological character

    • Associated Locale

        Troy (Extinct city)

    • Associated Locale

        Greece

  • Use For

  • Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes

  • Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes

  • Sources

    • found: Homer. The Iliad, 2014:table of contents (Achilles)
    • found: Wikipedia, 15 January 2015(Achilles; Greek Ἀχιλλεύς; Greek hero in the Trojan War, central character in Homer's Iliad; mother was Thetis, father Peleus; other forms: آخيل; ; Aquiles; Axilles; Ахіл; Ахил; Ahilej; Akilles; Aquilles; Achilleus; Aĥilo; Akiles; Achille; Aichill; 아킬레우스; Akhilleus; Akhilles; Akkilles; אכילס ; Ахилл; Ahillejs; Achilas; Akhilleusz; Akille; アキレウス; Axill; Ahile; Akili; Achilli; Ahil; Ахіллес; Achìe; 阿喀琉斯)

  • Editorial Notes

    • [Non-Latin script references not evaluated.]

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  • Change Notes

    • 2015-01-15: new
    • 2015-04-18: revised

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