ares was on the troy side in the trojan war.
ares was on the troy side in the trojan war.
which side was ares on in the trojan war?
troy
bullet::::- wood, michael. "in search of the trojan war". berkeley: university of california press, 1998 (paperback, ); london: bbc books, 1985 ().









































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bullet::::- was there a trojan war? maybe so. from archeology, a publication of the archeological institute of america. may/june 2004









































bullet::::- the trojan war at greek mythology link









































bullet::::- the legend of the trojan war









































bullet::::- mortal women of the trojan war









































bullet::::- the historicity of the trojan war the location of troy and possible connections with the city of teuthrania.









































bullet::::- the greek age of bronze "trojan war"
trojan war
bullet::::- ares is the main antagonist, and final boss battle, in the 2005 video game "god of war". in it, ares runs amok and assails the city of athens while challenging the other gods and looking for pandora's box to maximize his power; the other gods enlist the aid of a spartan named kratos (the player), former protégé of ares, who was tricked by the god to slay his family in the past. since zeus forbids the gods to fight each other, kratos searches for pandora's box, which gives him the power to rival a god. ares is slain by kratos, who takes his position as "god of war". ares reappears in the sequel "god of war ii" during a flashback near the beginning. his remains are then seen in "god of war iii" as one of kratos' battles takes place over ares' ice tomb. ares also appears in a flashback in "" where it is shown that he kidnapped kratos' brother deimos as a prophecy foretold the demise of olympus was to come by a marked warrior. zeus and ares believed the warrior to be deimos because of his unusual birthmark, but the prophecy actually referred to kratos, as he marked himself with a tattoo in the shape of his brother's birthmark to honor him. ares then appeared in "", a prequel to the entire series, where it is revealed that he entered into an alliance with the furies to overthrow zeus and the reason he became kratos' mentor was so that kratos would help him conquer olympus. ares also had a son, orkos, with the fury queen alecto. ares also appears in "ascension's" multiplayer mode as one of the four gods that players can pledge their allegiance to. ares is featured in the tie-in comic series (2010–11) where he entered into a wager with five other olympian gods. each god chose a champion to seek for the ambrosia of asclepius (an elixir with magical healing properties), with ares' champion being kratos (unbeknownst to kratos).
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