Φοίνικες
Φοίνικες, Phoenicians
Φοίνικες
- (ἀγαυοί, ναυσίκλυτοι, πολυπαίπαλοι).
- The Phoenicians, a maritime and trading people, the inhabitants of Φοινίκη, Phoenicia. Il. 23.744 : Od. 13.272;
- carried off Eumaeus Od. 15.415, 419, 473.
- See also Σιδονίη, Σιδόνιοι.
- In sing., Phoenician Od. 14.288.
- In fem., Φοίνισσα Od. 15.417.
Φοίνικες : the Phoenicians, inhabitants of Phoenicia, their chief city Sidon. They appear in Homer as traders, skilful in navigation, famous alike for artistic skill and for piracy, Il. 23.744, Od. 13.272, Od. 14.288, Od. 15.415, 419, 473.