Hector - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hector - son of Priamus; leader of the Trojans against the Greeks
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[Longin]:Subl_27 Hector lifted his voice and cried
Aelian:NA_6.6 Il. 12. 49] ' Thus Hector passing through the throng implo
Aelian:NA_6.50 endant of Zeus, redeemed Hector from the man who was also
AnthPal_7.138 MMATICUS & { F 1 } & On Hector Hector, constant theme of
AnthPal_7.139 lexander of Macedon With Hector perished Troy and no longe
AnthPal_9.97 battle-toil of Ajax, and Hector bound to the chariot and
AnthPal_9.117 "Once you dragged dead Hector tied to your chariot wheel
AnthPal_9.387 HADRIAN) & { F 3 } & Hector of the race of Ares, if
Antiphil_9.192 chilles and the deeds of Hector's hands, and all the strug
AntipSid_7.2 for the ships, and of Hector his flesh stripped from
Archias_7.140 { G-P 15 } & On Hector Tell, O column, the parentage
Athen_6.236 was a beloved guest of Hector [ Il_17'575 ] - & There
Athen_10.438 & Since we have slain great Hector. . . But on the next
Athen_14.660 & Two heralds, sent by Hector, invite & Trojan Priam
Athen_15.687 But Hector's heart within his bosom shook.
Athen_15.688 anoints the dead body of Hector with ambrosial rosy oil; and
Cic:Tusc_1.105 full of errors. Achilles drags Hector, tied to his chariot; he
Cic:Tusc_2.39 Where Hector's fortune pressed our yielding
Cic:Tusc_3.44 I, Hector, once so great, now claim
Cic:Tusc_4.17 as when Agamemnon grieves at Hector's success; but where anyone, who
Cic:Tusc_4.49 in Homer advancing to meet Hector in battle cheerfully, without any
Cic:Tusc_4.67 may; for the joy of Hector in Naevius is one thing
Demetr:Eloc_48 And Aias the mighty at Hector the brazen-helmed evermore
Demetr:Eloc_105 And Aias the mighty at Hector the brazen-helmed evermore
Euseb]:Chron_63 Now even my son Hector has been killed, along with many
Julian:Caes_331 you were lying like Homer's Hector in a swoon and at
Julian:Mis_344 sons, nay not even to Hector himself [345] (though he
Julian:Mis_345 roy were wont to pray to Hector as a god); but in his poem
Just_17.3 Andromache the widow of Hector in marriage, after she had
Ovid:Cons_429 skiff. [3.429] For Hector all his many brothers, all his
Plin:HN_7.165 of such diverse fates as Hector and Polydamas were born on
Plut:Arat_3 Lacedaemonian youth the great Hector. Myrsilus informs
PsCallisth_1.42 lium and offered sacrifices to Hector, Achilles, and the

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