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Diomedes ( 1 ) . An Argive leader . Diomedes was the son of Tydeu.s and
Deïpyle , daughter of Adrastus . Tydeus had ... After their return to Argos ,
Diomedes went with Alcmeon , leader of the Epigoni , to Calydon to avenge
Tydeus ' father ...
Diomedes ( 1 ) . An Argive leader . Diomedes was the son of Tydeu.s and
Deïpyle , daughter of Adrastus . Tydeus had ... After their return to Argos ,
Diomedes went with Alcmeon , leader of the Epigoni , to Calydon to avenge
Tydeus ' father ...
Page 203
DIOMEDES DIONYSUS a suitor of Helen , presumably before his marriage ,
Diomedes was required by his oath to Tyndareüs to join the Trojan War . Aided
by two other Epigoni , Sthenelus and Euryalus , who were subordinate to him , he
led ...
DIOMEDES DIONYSUS a suitor of Helen , presumably before his marriage ,
Diomedes was required by his oath to Tyndareüs to join the Trojan War . Aided
by two other Epigoni , Sthenelus and Euryalus , who were subordinate to him , he
led ...
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Some say that Agamemnon and Diomedes envied and hated Palamedes as
much as Odysseus and were involved in the plot . Others claim that Odysseus
and Diomedes murdered him while he was fishing . Nauplius came to Troy to
demand ...
Some say that Agamemnon and Diomedes envied and hated Palamedes as
much as Odysseus and were involved in the plot . Others claim that Odysseus
and Diomedes murdered him while he was fishing . Nauplius came to Troy to
demand ...
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