Victory Odes · Character
Agesias
Victorious athlete from Syracuse, honored in an Olympian ode.
minor
First appearance: victory odes
Agesias shows up with force in VI For Agesias of Syracuse. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Victorious patron of the mule-car race, citizen of both Syracuse and Stymphalus, praised for his deeds and heritage.
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In VI For Agesias of Syracuse: Victorious patron of the mule-car race, citizen of both Syracuse and Stymphalus, praised for his deeds and…
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Character groups
- Victors, patrons, and mythological figures
- Protagonist
- Heracles and his family
- Mythological heroes and deities
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- Closing
The emotional and psychological peak occurs in the revelation that the flute’s music—celebrated as Midas’s vic…
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