the Myrmidons
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in the voice of Achilles
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Iliad Homer 2 neutral 2 citations
Achilles formally addresses the Myrmidons before battle, invoking their earlier grievances against him and calling them to fight.
When Achilles had chosen [ krinô] his men and had stationed them all with their leaders, he charged them straitly saying, "Myrmidons, remember your threats against the Trojans while you were at the ships in the time of my anger, and you were all complaining of me.
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Iphigenia in Aulis Euripides 1 neutral 1 citation
Achilles reports the words of his own soldiers urging him to act or lead them home rather than wait on the Atridae.
Though I have left Pharsalia, and Peleus, still I linger here by reason of these light breezes at the Euripus, restraining my Myrmidons, while they are always pressing on me, saying:
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