Diomedes

Diomedes was the second most powerful of the Greek warriors, surpassed only by Achilles. He was the King of Anatolia. He was able to wound two of the gods, Aphrodite and Ares (click here details). In addition he was able to slay Pandarus and wound the Trojan Prince Aeneas.

Major Gods and Goddesses

 Aphrodite |  Apollo | Ares |  Artemis | Athena | Demeter | Dionysus
    Hades | Hephaestus |  Hera | Hermes |  Hestia |  Poseidon |  Zeus  

Heroes

Achilles | Aeneas | Diomedes | Hector | Hercules | Jason | Odysseus | Perseus | Theseus

Stories
Introduction  | Creation Story |  Olympians VS. Titans  |  Creation of Man |   Revolt of Giants 
    Abduction of Persephone  |  The Underworld  |   Visitors to Underworld  | Amzon Warriors
Ares vs. Athena | Daedalus and Icarus | Echo and Narcissus | Judgement of Paris
Perseus and Andromeda | Trojan War

Original Sources of Greek-Roman Mythology

Bibliography     

Follow our updates on Facebook or Twitter

New Civil War Ships	Sailing Ships	Submarines

   Complete Naval Color Slides of World War II Collection   

NEW -   Aircraft Carriers     Amphibious Craft      Battleships     Naval Planes     Naval Ships 
   Naval Bases    Places    Miscellaneous    Miscellaneous #2   - NEW

Pictures on this page are for viewing only.

Please see Pictures Galleries for Royalty Free images for Educational uses.

Copyright © 2000-2010 All Rights Reserved by Eric Rymer.

Contact Us:  Suggest a Site - General Comments

Site Map