The mythical circle of Troy

[dafan]

Originally posted by Faceman: quote: Originally posted by harleyquinn: LOL, It sounds like a Klingon story with all the "son of this" "daughter of that" [img]graemlins/biglaugh.gif[/img]

I know! It's almost like the Ancient Greeks had a time machine and traveled to the future to copy Gene Roddenberry's ideas

Wait, am I missing something here ? [/QUOTE]or the other way around

[Gammit]

Whatever, my city is NOT a myth... unless that's why I keep getting lost in it.

[Faceman]

Originally posted by Melusine: Just one note: your native language is German right? Because some of the names you use are germanised... Orest = Orestes, Aegist = Aegisthos and Iphigenie = Iphigenia. Now the English themselves are notorious for ugly abbreviations themselves (Homer for (H)omeros, Virgil for Vergillius), but that's no reason why us mainlanders (whose latin and greek is a closer approximation of the original) should do the same Oh and Agamemnon is spelled thus. [img]smile.gif[/img] It's a great myth to be sure, I can understand why this stuff fascinates you!

Had my ancient Greek in school and I know about the proper names. The abbrevs (which are mostly German except for Troy which would be Troja or course) I used because I wanted to tell the story a bit (not too) casually. People get confused fast with stuff like Klytemnaestra and Patroklos so i figured I keep the names as short as possible - my bad.
Thanks on Agamemnon but AFAIK both spellings are possible though yours is the original greek one.