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Who led the Greek army of the Trojan war?
The leader of the Greek army was Agamemnon.
What is the differences between Spartans and athenians in ancient rome?
Sparta was a Greek city-state that was known for it's army they went into battles and won, Athens was also a Greek city-state but it was known for being a good place for trade kids even went to school. Ancient Roman empire and Ancient Greece were in different time periods.
What greek country's main strength was its army?
I think you mean the Greek city-state of Sparta.
What was the difference between Sparta and Greek?
The army weren’t as fierce
Who made the army the backbone of imperial power in ancient rome?
Severus
Who led the Greek army of the Trojan war?
The leader of the Greek army was Agamemnon.
When was Greek People's Liberation Army created?
Greek People's Liberation Army was created in 1942.
How do you write Amy in Ancient Greek?
my classical greek is a little rusty but i remember "polemioi" for a large amount of enemies. an army or camp for that matter is "parembole" or you can copy and paste this into a font like symbol "parembolh" to see what that would look like in greek.
How did Greek generals teach their men to fight?
There was no ancient Greek army. Each city had its own armey, and the city arranged training sessions to train their youth, and to practice battle formations. The gymnasium was a place for individual trining.
What port town was Artemis angered at?
Aulis an ancient Greek town in Boeotia and traditionally the port from which the Greek army set sail for the Trojan War. King Agamemnon of Mycenae sacrificed his daughter Iphigenia to appease her.
What is the differences between Spartans and athenians in ancient rome?
Sparta was a Greek city-state that was known for it's army they went into battles and won, Athens was also a Greek city-state but it was known for being a good place for trade kids even went to school. Ancient Roman empire and Ancient Greece were in different time periods.
Who was the most the most important ancient greek titan for mythology?
Atlas because he lead the titans in the battle versus the Olympians or Cronus because he formed the army.
How many soldiers did the Persian army have at the battle of plataea?
Ancient sources give a wide range of figures. The most realistic is 90,000 plus 40,000 Greek allies.
Did ancient armies use gay men in there infantry's an why?
holy army, 150 gay partners 300 men army, part of the greek army. assembled by gao ji dasi. and captured Philip 11. at age 15, who was the father of Alexander the great king of Macedonia.
What did the Greek army look like during the Neolithic period?
there was no greek army in that period that was, like, before greece existed
What influenece did the Greeks have on the Romans?
The ancient Greek culture became part of Roman culture. Romans admired the philosophy, poetry, and the prose of the ancient Greeks. The architecture in Athens for example had an influence on Roman architecture. Greek tutors even as slaves were teachers of the aristocratic Romans. The early Roman army used the Greek phalanx for a time. Most upper class Romans could speak Greek as well as Latin.
When did the Greek army crush the Persian army at Plataea?
479 BCE.
