Αἴας

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Αἴας is the Greek name for Ajax the Greater, a legendary hero of the Trojan War renowned for his immense strength, courage, and role as one of the foremost Greek warriors in Homeric epic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Achaean warrior
Greek mythological figure
Homeric character
mythological hero
appearsInWork Epic Cycle NERFINISHED
Homer's Iliad NERFINISHED
Homeric epic NERFINISHED
Sophocles' Ajax NERFINISHED
associatedWithWeapon huge shield
spear
belongsToTradition Greek mythology NERFINISHED
Trojan War myth cycle NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath suicide
comparedWith Achilles NERFINISHED
contendsFor Achilles' armor
diesAfter loss of contest for Achilles' armor
distinguishedFrom Ajax the Lesser NERFINISHED
duelsWith Hector NERFINISHED
fightsAgainstSide Trojans NERFINISHED
fightsForSide Greeks NERFINISHED
hasCultCenter Salamis NERFINISHED
hasEpithet Ajax son of Telamon NERFINISHED
Ajax the Greater NERFINISHED
hasFather Telamon NERFINISHED
Τελαμών NERFINISHED
hasGender male
hasHalfBrother Teucer NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfName Ancient Greek
hasMother Periboea NERFINISHED
hasNameInLatin Ajax NERFINISHED
hasOrigin Salamis NERFINISHED
hasRomanEquivalent Ajax NERFINISHED
leadsFrom Salamis NERFINISHED
notableEpisode defense of the Greek ships
dispute over Achilles' arms
single combat with Hector
participatedIn Trojan War NERFINISHED
portrayedAs embodiment of martial valor
steadfast defender of the Achaeans
protects Greek ships
rankedAs one of the foremost Greek warriors
renownedFor courage
immense strength
prowess in battle
rescues Achilles' body
rival Odysseus NERFINISHED
worshippedAs hero

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Ajax (mythological Greek hero) nameInGreek Αἴας
subject surface form: Ajax
Ajax the Greater nameInGreek Αἴας