Tenedos
Definition
Tenedos is a small island located near Troy in ancient Greece. It played a significant role during the Trojan War as it served as a base for both Greek and Trojan forces.
Related terms
Hector: A Trojan prince and one of its greatest warriors.
Odysseus: A Greek hero known for his cunning tactics during the Trojan War.
Priam: The king of Troy and father to many prominent Trojans, including Hector and Paris.
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AP Latin - 3.2 Vergil, Aeneid, Book 2, Lines 201–249
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