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Well now it's Pride Month, you know what that means?
Branchus, Hymenaeus, Phorbas, Hippolytus of Sycion, Cyparissus, Helenus, Admetus, Adonis: that we'll get more fan content with Apollo?
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In Bacchylidesâs Odes of Dythyrambs, he sings about Theseus when he first entered Athens whom is said to followed by two other companions.
The herald says that only two men accompany him, and that he has a sword slung over his bright shoulders .. and two polished javelins in his hands, and a well-made Laconian hat on his head with its fire-red hair.
Bacchylides, Dythyrambs 18.45-50
Itâs never said who exactly these people are but I discovered that there are a few good candidates based off other traditions.
Theseus is described as having two comrades (verse 46). It seems probable that the allusion is to Peirithous and Phorbas, whom some vase-paintings associate with Theseus in the act of carrying off the Amazon Antiope. There is also a vase which gives him two companions in his encounter with Sinis and with Procrustesâ.
Jebb, Richard Claverhouse, Bacchylides: The poems and fragments page 232-233
This is mostly speculation but itâs fun to think of Pirithous as having been with Theseus from the beginning even if heâs usually on his own st this time. Oh and also Phorbas tooâŚeven if no one knows who he is đĽ˛
Round 1: Poll 11
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I advise everyone to read each contestant's story to get a well-rounded understanding of each entry. I urge you to not just vote for the one "you know best". I have everyone's stories/reasons why they should win under the cut.
Phorbas V Sibyl
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PHORBAS
In Greek Mythology, Phorbas was a shepherd who found the infant Oedipus on the hillside and ensured his survival to fulfill his destiny. A number of sculptures, ranging from the 14th to the 19th century, memorialize Phorbas' rescue of Oedipus. He might be the same as Phorbas, attendant of Antigone.
Tree spirits look down in horror. The life force oozes out of the downed manâs head. Energetic streaming from the sky. The standing fighter is Phorbas, described as âa bold boxer who attacked travelers on the road and was eventually defeated by Apollo.â 1615. Source.Â
Knockout
Don't worry it's a different Phorbas, not the same that Apollo dated