Εμφανίζονται 22 τίτλοι με αναζήτηση: Ομηρικός κόσμος για το τοπωνύμιο: "ΟΡΧΟΜΕΝΟΣ Αρχαιολογικός χώρος ΒΟΙΩΤΙΑ".
Ο Ομηρος παραδίδει τον Ορχομενό να συμμετέχει στον Τρωϊκό πόλεμο με 30 πλοία ως ίδια χώρα που δεν ανήκε στους Βοιωτούς (Ιλ. Β 511-516). Ηγεμόνες των Ορχομενίων ήταν ο Ασκάλαφος και ο Ιάλμενος, παιδιά του Aρη. Πόλεις: 1. Ορχομενός, 2. Ασπληδών. Ο Μινύειος Ορχομενός αναφέρεται και στο λ 284 της Οδύσσειας.
Ετσι παραδίδει ο Ομηρος τον Ορχομενό (Οδ. λ 284, Ιλ. Β 511).
Their cities Aspledon & Orchomenus, receive tribute from Thebes, are forced by Herakles to pay tribute to Thebes.
Minyae (Minuai). An ancient Greek race, originally dwelling in Thessaly. Their ancient hero, Minyas, is said to have migrated from Thessaly into the north of Boeotia, and there to have established the empire of the Minyae, with the capital of Orchomenus. As the greater part of the Argonauts were descended from the Minyae, they are themselves called Minyae. The Minyae founded a colony in Lemnos, called Minyae, whence they proceeded to Elis Triphylia, and to the island of Thera.
This text is from: Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. Cited Oct 2002 from The Perseus Project URL below, which contains interesting hyperlinks
Minyae (Minuai), an ancient race in Greece, said to have been descended from Minyas, the son of Orchomenus, who originally dwelt in Thessaly, and afterwards migrated into Boeotia, and founded Orchomenus. Most of the Argonautic heroes were Minyae; and some of them having settled in the island of Lemnos, continued to be called Minyae. These Lemnian Minyae were driven out of the island by the Tyrrhenian Pelasgians, and took refuge in Lacedaemon, from whence some of them migrated to Thera, and others to Triphylia in Elis, where they founded the six Triphylian cities. (Herod. iv. 145-148.)
This text is from: Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854) (ed. William Smith, LLD). Cited August 2004 from The Perseus Project URL below, which contains interesting hyperlinks
Ηταν πολεμοχαρής λαός, που ζούσε αρχικά στη Γυρτώνη της Θεσσαλίας, αργότερα όμως μετανάστευσαν στη Βοιωτία (Ιλ. Ν 302).
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Πατέρας του Ακτορα, παππούς της Αστυόχης (Il. 2.512)
Azeus, a son of Clymenus of Orchomenos, was a brother of Erginus, Stratius,
Arrhon, and Pyleus, father of Actor and grandfather of Astyoche. (Hom. Il. ii.
513; Paus. ix. 37.2.) He went with his brothers, under the command of Erginus,
the eldest, against Thebes, to take vengeance for the murder of his father, who
had been slain by the Thebans at a festival of the Onchestian Poseidon.
Βασιλέας του Ορχομενού, φιλοξένησε τον Αρη, ο οποίος έσμιξε με την κόρη του Αστυόχη και απέκτησε δίδυμα τον Ασκάλαφο και τον Ιάλμενο. (Ιλ. Β 513) (Ακτωρ < άγω = ηγεμών)
Βασιλιάς του Ορχομενού και πατέρας του Αμφίονος (Οδ. λ 283).
Ηταν Ιασίδης, δηλαδή γιος του Ιάσου, και βασιλιάς του Ορχομενού. Την κόρη του Χλωρίδα παντρεύτηκε ο Νηλέας και γιος τους ήταν ο Νέστωρ της Πύλου (Οδ. λ 281).
Amphion. A son of Jasus and husband of Persephone, by whom he became the father of Chloris. (Hom. Od. xi. 281, &c.) In Homer, this Amphion, king of Orchomenos, is distinct from Amphion, the husband of Niobe; but in earlier traditions they seem to have been regarded as the same person. (Eustath. ad Hom.)
Πατέρας του Εργίνου και της Ευρυδίκης (Οδ. γ 452).
Γιος του Αρη και της Αστυόχης, βασιλέας των Μινυών του Ορχομενού, αδελφός του Ασκάλαφου, πήρε μέρος και στην Αργοναυτική Εκστρατεία, μνηστήρας της Ελένης. (Ιλ. 2.511, 9.83)
Ialmenus (Ialmenos), a son of Ares and Astyoche, and brother of Ascalaphus of
the Boeotian Orchomenos (Hom. Il. ii. 512, &c.). Others call him an Argive and
a son of Lycus and Pernis (Hygin. Fab. 97, 159), and mention him among the Argonauts
(Apollod. i. 9.16) and the suitors of Helena (Apollod. iii. 10.8; Paus. ix. 37,
in fin.). After the destruction of Troy, he is said to have wandered about with
the Orchomenians on the Pontus, and to have founded colonies on the coast of Colchis.
(Strab. ix.; Eustath. ad Hom.)
Γιος του Αρη και της Αστυόχης, αδελφός του βασιλέα των Μινυών του Ορχομενού Ιαλμένου, πήρε μέρος και στην Αργοναυτική Εκστρατεία, φονεύθηκε από τον Δηίφοβο στην πολιορκία της Τροίας. (Ιλ. Β 511, Ι 83, Ο 112) (Ασκάλαφος = πτηνό της νύχτας, γλαύκος)
Askalaphus (Askalophos), a son of Ares and Astyoche, and brother of Ialmenus, together with whom he led the Minyans of Orchomenos against Troy, in thirty ships (Hom. H. ii. 511, &c.). In the war against Troy, he was slain by the hand of Deiphobus, at which Ares was filled with anger and indignation (H. xiii. 519, &c., xv. 110, &c.; comp. Paus. ix. 37.3). According to Apollodorus (i. 9.16, iii. 10.8) Ascalaphus was one of the Argonauts, and also one of the suitors of Helen. Hyginus in one passage (Fab. 97) calls Ascalaphus and lalmenus sons of Lycus of Argos, while in another (Fab. 159) he agrees with the common account. One tradition described Ascalaphus as having gone from Troy to Samareia, and as having been buried there by Ares. The name of Samareia itself was derived from this occurrence, that is, from sama or sema and Ares (Eustath. ad Hom.).
This text is from: A dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology, 1873 (ed. William Smith). Cited Oct 2005 from The Perseus Project URL below, which contains interesting hyperlinks
Κόρη του Ακτορα, μητέρα από τον Αρη των διδύμων Ασκάλαφου και Ιαλμενού (Ιλ. Β 513).
Ο Ομηρος παραδίδει ότι ο Ορχομενός και οι Αγυπτιακές Θήβες είχαν πολύ πλούτο (Ιλ. Ι 380).
Επίσης, κατά τον Παυσανία, ο Μινύας έκτισε έναν θησαυρό για να φυλάει τα πλούτη του (Παυσ. 9,36,4 & 9,38,2).
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