Entity: ACHILLES-
ACHILLES is a legendary Greek hero known as the greatest warrior among the Greeks at Troy and the slayer of Hector. The term also refers to a weakness despite overall strength, which can lead to downfall.
ACHILLES-
Etymology
The term 'ACHILLES' originates from Greek mythology, referring to the greatest warrior among the Greeks at Troy.
Definition
ACHILLES is a legendary Greek hero known for his role in the Trojan War and his vulnerability in the heel, which led to his downfall.
Historical Context
In Greek mythology, ACHILLES played a crucial role in the Trojan War, known for his exceptional combat skills and his fatal weakness in the heel.
Cultural Significance
ACHILLES symbolizes strength, heroism, and vulnerability. The concept of an 'Achilles' heel' has become synonymous with a fatal weakness despite overall strength.
Related Concepts
The term 'ACHILLES' is often associated with the Trojan War, Greek mythology, and the idea of a fatal flaw leading to downfall.
See Also
- Hector
- Trojan War
- Greek Mythology
A legendary Greek hero and warrior known for his role in the Trojan War and his vulnerability in the heel, which led to his downfall.