Πελασγοί
Πελασγοί, ῶν (οἱ)
1 les Pélasges, anciens habitants de la Grèce, Il. 2, 6, 81 ||
2 habitants de l’Asie Mineure, Il. 2, 840 ; 10, 429 ||
3 habitants de Crète, Od. 19, 77 ||
4 les Grecs, en gén. Eur. Or. 857, etc.
Πελασγοί
- Pelasgians, a name of much disputed meaning.
- T
- (ἐγχεσίμωροι)
- Applied to the men of Larisa Il. 2.840, 843, Il. 17.288 (in these two cases applied in sing. to Lethus).
- Also
- (δῖοι) to a section of the Trojan allies whose position is indicated by Dolon along with that of the Carians and others Il. 10.429.
- (δῖοι)
- In Odysseus’s tale to Penelope applied to one of the five divisions of the inhabitants of Crete Od. 19.177.