Ἄκαμας

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Ἄκαμας is the ancient Greek form of the name Acamas, a figure in Greek mythology associated with the Trojan War and known as the son of Theseus.

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Ἄκαμας canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
human
mythological hero
appearsIn later Greek mythographic traditions
associatedPlace Athens
associatedWith Demophon
Theseus
associatedWithEvent Trojan War
category Achaeans (Homeric Greeks)
linked to: Achaeans

Children of Theseus
Heroes of the Trojan War
linked to: Greeks at Troy
culture Ancient Greek
ethnicity Athenian
father Theseus
gender male
hasNameMeaning “untiring”
languageOfName Ancient Greek
mother Phaedra
mythologicalCycle Trojan Cycle
linked to: Trojan cycle
mythologicalEra age of heroes
nameFormOf Acamas
notableDeed carried the news of Theseus’s misfortunes to Athens in some traditions
participation in the Trojan War
offspringInSomeTraditions Munitus
roleInTrojanWar Greek warrior
servedOnSide Greeks
sibling Demophon
spouseInSomeTraditions Laodice (daughter of Priam)

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Acamas greekName Ἄκαμας