ares sided with the trojan side in the trojan war.
ares sided with the trojan side in the trojan war.
who did ares side with in the trojan war?
the trojan side
the term "trojan" originally referred to the "trojan asteroids" (jovian trojans) that orbit close to the lagrangian points of jupiter. these have long been named for figures from the trojan war of greek mythology. by convention, the asteroids orbiting near the point of jupiter are named for the characters from the greek side of the war, whereas those orbiting near the of jupiter are from the trojan side. there are two exceptions, which were named before the convention was put in place, the greek 617 patroclus and the trojan 624 hektor, which were assigned to the wrong sides.
trojan (celestial body)
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