Φθίη
Φθίη, Phthia
Φθίη, v. Φθία.
Φθίη
- Locative Φθίηφι 323
- (βωτιάνειρα, ὲριβῶλαξ, ἐρίβωλος, μήτηρ υήλων).
- The chief part of the realm of Peleus, of undefined position and extent, lying north of Mt. Othrys and west of the Pagasaean Gulf Il. 1.155, Il. 2.683, Il. 9.253, 363, 395, 439, 479, 484, Il. 11.766, Il. 16.13, Il. 19.299, 323: Od. 11.496.
- Φθίηνδε [-δε], to Phthia Il. 1.169, Il. 19.330.
Φθίη , dat. Φθίηφι: Phthia. —(1) the chief city of the Myrmidons in Thessaly, on the Spercheius, residence of Peleus and Achilles, Il. 2.683.—(2) the region about the city, with Hellas forming the realm of Achilles, Il. 9.395, Od. 11.496.—Φθίηνδε, to Phthia.