Alexander

1. They are said to be descendants of Greek soldiers from the army of Alexander the Great, who passed through this region nearly 2,000 years ago.

Macedonians

1. His attempts to merge Persian culture with his Greek soldiers also included training a regiment of Persian boys in the ways of Macedonians.

Guards

1. Finally everyone fell asleep, and NOW the Greek soldiers came out of the Trojan Horse and killed the guards on the walls. (Web site)

Odysseus

1. The Trojans had no idea that Greek soldiers were hidden inside, under the command of Odysseus. (Web site)

Troy

1. The word is derived from the classical myth of the Trojan Horse where Greek soldiers gained access to Troy in a giant wooden horse.

Sacking

1. Killed by Greek soldiers (not shown) in the sacking of Troy.

Macedonian People

1. The cruelty displayed by the Greek soldiers in their dealings towards the Macedonian people was merciless. (Web site)

Horse

1. At midnight, Greek soldiers jumped down from horse and opened the gates by killing the guards. (Web site)
2. Greek soldiers hid inside the horse, which was then wheeled to the gates of Troy. (Web site)

Allied Ships

1. Greek soldiers and refugees, who had crowded into Izmir, were rescued by Allied ships. (Web site)

Greek Soldiers

1. Inside the giant wooden horse were Greek soldiers, who, as night fell, disembarked from the horse and opened the city gates, thus sealing the fate of Troy.
2. Ajax went mad with grief and vowed to kill his comrades; he started killing cattle (thinking they were Greek soldiers), and then himself. (Web site)

Categories

1. Allied Ships
2. Alexander's Army
3. City Gates
4. Macedonian People
5. Sacking
6. Books about "Greek Soldiers" in Amazon.com
   

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