A scene of Eurykleia recognizing Odysseus carved in terracotta is one of many namesake"reliefs" believed to have been produced on this island, which Marco Sanudo ruled during theMiddle Ages. On this island, the flying fish fresco was found at the settlement of Phylakopi. Thisisland was involved in a diplomatic dispute immediately after the first battle of Mantinea, whoseresolution likely inspired (*) Euripides to write The Trojan Women. All inhabitants of this island wereeither killed or sold in
A scene of Eurykleia recognizing Odysseus carved in terracotta is one of many namesake"reliefs" believed to have been produced on this island, which Marco Sanudo ruled during theMiddle Ages. On this island, the flying fish fresco was found at the settlement of Phylakopi. Thisisland was involved in a diplomatic dispute immediately after the first battle of Mantinea, whoseresolution likely inspired (*) Euripides to write The Trojan Women. All inhabitants of this island wereeither killed or sold into slavery after it was told "The strong do as they can and the weak suffer what theymust" and given an ultimatum to surrender by Athens during the Peloponnesian War. For 10 points, namethis island, the subject of a "dialogue" recounted by Thucydides and the location where an armless statue ofVenus was found.
A scene of Eurykleia recognizing Odysseus carved in terracotta is one of many namesake"reliefs" believed to have been produced on this island, which Marco Sanudo ruled during theMiddle Ages.
Melos [or Milo or the Melians]