Ἄσιος
Ἄσιος, (adj.) of Asia; (n.) Asius, Homeric character name
1 asiático de la zona dominada por los lidios en torno al río Caístro
λειμών
2 asio ét. de Aso, St.Byz.s.u.
1 mit., hijo de Dimante, hermano de Hécuba Il.16.717, Str.13.1.21.
2 mit., hijo de Hirtaco de Arisba, muerto por Idomeneo Il.2.837, 12.95, Str.13.1.7, D.Chr.55.17.
3 poeta épico y yámbico de Samos, VII/VI a.C., Paus.7.4.1, Ath.525e, Apollod.3.8.2, Asius, I.
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1 Ἄσιος, ου (ὁ) [ᾱ] Asios, n. de deux guerriers, Il. 2, 837, etc. ; 16, 717.
2 Ἄσιος, ου [ᾱ] adj. m. d’Asis ou d’Asos, en Lydie, Il. 2, 461.
Ἄσιος -1
- (ᾱ) (αἰζηός τε κρατερός τε).
- Son of Dymas-1 full brother of Hecabe and uncle of Hector.
- Apollo takes his form Il. 16.717.
Ἄσιος -2
- (ᾱ) (ἄναξ, μέγας, ὄρχαμος ἀνδρῶν).
- Patronymic Ὑρτακίδης.
- Son of Hyrtacus and father of Phaenops-3.
- Leader of the men of Percote, Abydus, etc. Il. 2.837, 838, Il. 12.95, 96;
- eagerly attacks the Greeks at the ships Il. 12.110, 136, 139, 163.
- Killed by Idomeneus Il. 13.384, 403, 414, 759, 771.
Ἄσιος -3
- Ἀσίω
- (ᾱ).
- Adj. from, the second form genit. of, Ἀσίας, said to have been a king of Lydia Il. 2.461.
Ἄσιος (1): adj., Asian; λειμών, a district in Lydia, from which the name Asia was afterwards extended to the whole continent, Il. 2.461.
Ἄσιος (2): (1) a Phrygian, son of Tymas, and brother of Hecuba, Il. 16.717. —(2) son of Hystacus, from Arisbe, an ally of the Trojans, Il. 12.95.
Ἄσιος
- Asian, Il.