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Promachos

In ancient Greece and during the Byzantine era, the Promachoi (singular: Promachos; Greek: πρόμαχος) were the men fighting in the first rank of the phalanx. The word can also be used as an adjective as in "promachos line" referring to the first line of battle.

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Ancient Greece
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Front-rank soldier in a phalanx

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Promachos

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples14
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
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Promachos

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related to Sanctuaries - Statues · 11
Promachos → Athena Promachos, Eubius, Heracles, Heracles Promachos, Heracles Sanctuary, Hermes Promachos, Parthenon, Phidias, Tanagra, The Thebans Xenocrites, Thebes
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Promachos → Ancient Greece
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Promachos → Front-rank soldier in a phalanx
related to Name · 1
Promachos → Knossos

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first πρόμαχος phalanx word greek ancient greece statue byzantine iliad sanctuary era promachoi singular men fighting rank also used adjective

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PromachosCountryAncient Greece1.00infobox
PromachosTypeFront-rank soldier in a phalanx1.00infobox
Promachosrelated to NameKnossos0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesAthena Promachos0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesPhidias0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesParthenon0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesHermes Promachos0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesTanagra0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesHeracles Promachos0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesHeracles0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesHeracles Sanctuary0.60section
Promachosrelated to Sanctuaries - StatuesThebes0.60section

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