Entity: ACHILLES
Achilles is the greatest warrior among the Greeks at Troy and the slayer of Hector, known for his role in the Trojan War and as the hero of Homer's Iliad.
ACHILLES
Etymology
The name 'Achilles' is derived from Greek mythology and is associated with the greatest warrior among the Greeks at Troy.
Definition
Achilles is a legendary figure in Greek mythology, renowned for his exceptional combat skills and tragic fate.
Historical Context
Achilles played a crucial role in the Trojan War, where he was known for his prowess in battle and his complex character.
Cultural Significance
Achilles is a symbol of heroism, bravery, and the vulnerability of human nature, as seen in the concept of the 'Achilles' heel.'
Related Concepts
The term 'Achilles' heel' refers to a vulnerable point or weakness in a person or system that can lead to failure.
See Also
Achilles is a legendary figure in Greek mythology, renowned for his exceptional combat skills and tragic fate.