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    The Atlas·Places

    Eurotas

    place · 3 works · 4 mentions · 6 anchored passages

    streams of the Eurotas · the Eurotas

    in the texts

    HelenClassical · Greek

    River of Sparta, closely associated with Helen's homeland and invoked in her oath.

    and Castor and his brother, twin glory of their native land, have vanished, vanished, leaving the plains that shook to their galloping horses, and the schools of reed-fringed Eurotas, scene of youthful labors.
    helen
    For I call on you, I swear to you, Eurotas green with watery reeds, if this rumor of my husband’s death is true—and what was obscure in those words?
    helen
    he is neither in Argos nor by the streams of the Eurotas.
    helen

    AndromacheClassical · Greek

    The river of Sparta, invoked metonymically for the Spartan people in Andromache's rebuke of Menelaus.

    Is this counted cleverness amongst you who dwell by the Eurotas?
    andromache

    HellenicaClassical · Greek

    The river guiding the Theban-led army's movement in Laconia.

    but keeping the Eurotas on their right they passed along, burning and plundering houses full of many valuable things.
    book 6
    Now when, in its onward march, the army of the enemy came opposite Amyclae, at this point they crossed the Eurotas.
    book 6