Eurytus or Eurýtos was the name of a Spartan warrior, one of the Three Hundred sent to face the Persians at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. Eurytus and a companion, Aristodemus were stricken with an eye disease and ordered by Leonidas to return home prior to the final day of the battle. While lying ill in a nearby village, the two were informed of the Persian encirclement of the pass, and could not reach an agreement on a course of action. Eurytus donned his armor and turned back, ordering his helot attendant to lead him back to the battle. He entered the battle blind and was slain. Aristodemus returned to Sparta, where he was treated as a disgrace until he redeemed himself when he died fighting at the battle of Plataea the following year.
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| - Eurytus or Eurýtos was the name of a Spartan warrior, one of the Three Hundred sent to face the Persians at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. Eurytus and a companion, Aristodemus were stricken with an eye disease and ordered by Leonidas to return home prior to the final day of the battle. While lying ill in a nearby village, the two were informed of the Persian encirclement of the pass, and could not reach an agreement on a course of action. Eurytus donned his armor and turned back, ordering his helot attendant to lead him back to the battle. He entered the battle blind and was slain. Aristodemus returned to Sparta, where he was treated as a disgrace until he redeemed himself when he died fighting at the battle of Plataea the following year. (en)
- Éurito era el nombre de un guerrero espartano, uno de los 300 que combatieron y murieron en la batalla de las Termópilas en el 480 a. C. Éurito y Aristodemo sufrieron una infección ocular y se les ordenó retornar a Esparta, pero Éurito decidió seguir combatiendo y ordenó a sus ilotas que le guiasen, ciego, a la batalla, en la que encontró la muerte. (es)
- Eurito (in greco antico: Εὔρυτος, Éurytos; VI secolo a.C. – Termopili, 10 agosto 480 a.C.) è stato un militare spartano, uno dei trecento combattenti guidati da Leonida che affrontarono l'esercito persiano nella battaglia delle Termopili (480 a.C.). (it)
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| - Eurytus or Eurýtos was the name of a Spartan warrior, one of the Three Hundred sent to face the Persians at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. Eurytus and a companion, Aristodemus were stricken with an eye disease and ordered by Leonidas to return home prior to the final day of the battle. While lying ill in a nearby village, the two were informed of the Persian encirclement of the pass, and could not reach an agreement on a course of action. Eurytus donned his armor and turned back, ordering his helot attendant to lead him back to the battle. He entered the battle blind and was slain. Aristodemus returned to Sparta, where he was treated as a disgrace until he redeemed himself when he died fighting at the battle of Plataea the following year. (en)
- Éurito era el nombre de un guerrero espartano, uno de los 300 que combatieron y murieron en la batalla de las Termópilas en el 480 a. C. Éurito y Aristodemo sufrieron una infección ocular y se les ordenó retornar a Esparta, pero Éurito decidió seguir combatiendo y ordenó a sus ilotas que le guiasen, ciego, a la batalla, en la que encontró la muerte. (es)
- Eurito (in greco antico: Εὔρυτος, Éurytos; VI secolo a.C. – Termopili, 10 agosto 480 a.C.) è stato un militare spartano, uno dei trecento combattenti guidati da Leonida che affrontarono l'esercito persiano nella battaglia delle Termopili (480 a.C.). (it)
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