Patrocles name may refer to: Patrocles of Thurii (5th century BC), tragic poet Patrocles (coppersmith) (5th century BC), bronze worker Patrocles teacher...

Patrocles (Greek: Πατροκλῆς) (active c. 312 – 270 BCE) was a Greek and specifically a Macedonian general and writer on geographical subjects. He served...

Patrocles (Ancient Greek: Πατροκλής) was a significant bronze worker of the 5th century BC. According to the testimony of Pausanias, Patrocles is said...

Achilles mourning Patrocles, John Flaxman, 1795....

Noël Patrocles, seigneur de Thoisy (or Noel Patrocle; died 1671) was an early governor general of the French Antilles. He was appointed by the infant...

Menexenus, Sophroniscus Family Sophroniscus (father), Phaenarete (mother), Patrocles (half-brother) Era Ancient Greek philosophy Region Western philosophy...

Smaller copy in KMSKA "Les Grecs et les Troyens se disputant le corps de Patrocle and Grieken en Trojanen vechten om het lijk van Patroclus". europeana.eu...

He showed up, together with Hector, at the battle for the dead body of Patrocles, and was later killed by Achilles. JPL · 11509 11510 Borges 1990 VV8 Jorge...

canvas; 193 x 128.9 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art Achilles mourning Patrocles; after John Flaxman; 1795; engraving after a drawing; unknown size; unknown...

completely different names: Anicetus, Chersibius, Mecistophonus, Menebrontes, Patrocles, Polydorus, Toxocleitus. Other well-known children of Heracles include...