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New Characters, Places & Groups

Posted by jenn on 25 Feb 2015 in Announcements

Moving forward, all new characters, places, and group IDs must be documented (events are exempt). They should appear in the same format as within the XML (i.e. abas_3 not simply Abas), and should include a brief description to avoid confusion or conflation. Please use this post for documenting any new additions as they become apparent.

Additions to Places:

sperchiusRiver: A river in central Greece, south of Lamia. It is personified earlier in the Iliad (bk. 16) as a god, but there wasn't a corresponding placename entry for it as necessitated by bk. 23.

acropolis: The Acropolis at Athens.

Additions to Characters:

echepolos: A son of Anchises who gives Agamemnon his mare, Aithe.

noemon_1: A soldier killed by Odysseus in bk. 5. Changed from 'noemon.'

noemon_2: A comrade of Antilochus, introduced in bk. 23.

enops_1: Father of Satnios and Thestor. Changed from 'enops.'

enops_2: Father of Clytomedes.

clytomedes: Loses a boxing match to Nestor.

ancaeus_1: A participant in the Calydonian Boar Hunt and an Argonaut. Changed from 'ancaeus.'

ancaeus_2: Loses a wrestling match to Nestor.

polydorus_4: An Argive and son of Hippomedon.

attalus: Attalus I, king of Pergamus.

antigonus_3: Antigonus I Monophthalmus, general under Philip II and Alexander the Great, and founder of the Antigonid dynasty.

seleucus: Seleucus I Nicator, general under Alexander the Great.

lysimachus: An officer who served Alexander the Great and one of his successors after his death.

amyntas: King of Macedon and father of Philip II.

aridaeus: Son of Philip II.

cleomenes: Cleomenes of Naucratis, appointed governor of Egypt by Alexander the Great.

perdiccas: One of the generals of Alexander the Great.

alexander_3: Son of Alexander the Great by his wife, Roxana.

roxana: Wife of Alexander the Great and mother of Alexander IV of Macedon.

Additions to Groups:

metionidae: Sons of Metion.

This entry was posted by Jenn and filed under Announcements.

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