. "Resaces"@es . "Resaces general del ej\u00E9rcito de Persia bajo Dar\u00EDo III. Fue hermano de Espitr\u00EDdates, un s\u00E1trapa de Jonia, que junto a \u00E9l, luch\u00F3 y muri\u00F3 directamente contra Alejandro Magno en la Batalla del Gr\u00E1nico en 334 a. C. Seg\u00FAn Plutarco en vidas paralelas la lucha habr\u00EDa ocurrido de este modo: \"Sobrevinieron a un tiempo los generales Resaces y Espitridates, y hurtando el cuerpo a \u00E9ste, Resaces, armado de coraza, le tir\u00F3 un bote de lanza, y rota \u00E9sta meti\u00F3 mano a la espada. Bati\u00E9ndose los dos, acerc\u00F3 por el flanco su caballo Espitridates, y poni\u00E9ndose a punto le alcanz\u00F3 con la azcona de que usaban aquellos b\u00E1rbaros, con la cual le destroz\u00F3 el penacho, llev\u00E1ndose una de las alas; el morri\u00F3n resisti\u00F3 con dificultad al golpe, tanto, que a\u00FAn penetr\u00F3 la punta y lleg\u00F3 a tocarle en el cabello. Dispon\u00EDase Espitridates a repetir el golpe, pero lo previno Clito el Negro, pas\u00E1ndole de medio a medio con la lanza; y al mismo tiempo cay\u00F3 muerto Resaces, herido de Alejandro\" PlutarcoVidas paralelas Este acto de Clito, motiv\u00F3 que en un banquete, cansado de o\u00EDr c\u00F3mo Alejandro se proclamaba mejor que su padre Filipo, le dijo indignado: \u00ABToda la gloria que posees es gracias a tu padre\u00BB; incorpor\u00E1ndose volvi\u00F3 a gritarle: \u00ABSin m\u00ED, hubieras perecido en el Gr\u00E1nico.\u00BB.\u200B\u200B Esto provoc\u00F3 la reacci\u00F3n airada de Alejandro, que apu\u00F1al\u00F3 a Clito."@es . "Resaces general del ej\u00E9rcito de Persia bajo Dar\u00EDo III. Fue hermano de Espitr\u00EDdates, un s\u00E1trapa de Jonia, que junto a \u00E9l, luch\u00F3 y muri\u00F3 directamente contra Alejandro Magno en la Batalla del Gr\u00E1nico en 334 a. C. Seg\u00FAn Plutarco en vidas paralelas la lucha habr\u00EDa ocurrido de este modo:"@es . "\uB85C\uC774\uC0AC\uCF00\uC2A4(Rhoesaces, ? ~ \uAE30\uC6D0\uC804 334\uB144)\uB294 \uC544\uCF00\uBA54\uB124\uC2A4 \uC81C\uAD6D\uC758 \uAD70\uC778\uC73C\uB85C \uC774\uC624\uB2C8\uC544\uC758 \uC0AC\uD2B8\uB77C\uD504 \uC758 \uB3D9\uC0DD\uC774\uB2E4. \uB9C8\uCF00\uB3C4\uB2C8\uC544 \uC655\uAD6D\uC758 \uC54C\uB809\uC0B0\uB4DC\uB85C\uC2A4 \uB300\uC655\uACFC \uADF8\uB77C\uB2C8\uCF54\uC2A4 \uC804\uD22C\uC5D0\uC11C \uC2F8\uC6B8 \uB54C \uC54C\uB809\uC0B0\uB4DC\uB85C\uC2A4 \uB300\uC655\uC744 \uC5EC\uB7EC \uBC88 \uACF5\uACA9\uD588\uC73C\uB098 \uACB0\uAD6D \uC804\uC0AC\uD588\uB2E4."@ko . "Rhosaces (Old Persian: *Raucaka\u02B0; Ancient Greek: \u1FEC\u03C9\u03C3\u03AC\u03BA\u03B7\u03C2 Rh\u014Ds\u00E1k\u0113s) was the brother of Spithridates, a satrap of Ionia and Lydia, with whom he might have held the possession of satrap. Rhosaces served in the earlier campaigns of Artaxerxes III in Phoenicia and in Egypt where he was singled out for his 'valour and loyalty' to serve alongside allied Theban troops. He took part in the Battle of the Granicus in 334 BC where he was killed. According to Diodorus of Sicily, after his brother Spithridates was killed by Alexander the Great the fight between him and Rhosaces happened like this: \"The Persian fell, but just at this moment his brother Rhosaces galloped up and brought his sword down on Alexander's head so hard that he split his helmet and wounded his scalp. As Rhosaces aimed another blow at the same break in the helmet, Cleitus , known as \"the Black,\" dashed up and cut off the Persian's arm.\" However, Arrian records Spithridates as the one who lost his arm to Cleitus and thus Diodorus seems to confound Rhosaces with his brother Spithridates. According to Arrian, Rhosaces hit hard Alexander on his helmet before Alexander managed to kill him."@en . . . . "Rhosaces"@en . . . . "1962"^^ . . "R\u00E8saces (en grec antic \u1FEC\u03BF\u03B9\u03C3\u03AC\u03BA\u03B7\u03C2) era un militar persa, germ\u00E0 d'Espitridates, s\u00E0trapa de L\u00EDdia i de J\u00F2nia, amb qui potser hauria compartit el govern, segons diu Diodor de Sic\u00EDlia. Com a militar havia servit en diverses campanyes sota Artaxerxes III a Fen\u00EDcia i a Egipte, on el rei el va alabar pel seu \"valor i lleialtat\" i va servir amb les tropes tebanes, aliades dels perses. Va participar a la Batalla del Gr\u00E0nic l'any 334 aC, on va morir a mans d'Alexandre el Gran. Plutarc descriu aix\u00ED l'escena: Flavi Arri\u00E0 diu que Clit va tallar el bra\u00E7 d'Espitridates per evitar l'atac contra Alexandre. Diodor de Sic\u00EDlia li atribueix l'atac a Alexandre, el cop al casc i l'atac que va sofrir de Clit, en contra del que diuen altres fonts."@ca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "1099954522"^^ . . . . . . "R\u00E8saces (en grec antic \u1FEC\u03BF\u03B9\u03C3\u03AC\u03BA\u03B7\u03C2) era un militar persa, germ\u00E0 d'Espitridates, s\u00E0trapa de L\u00EDdia i de J\u00F2nia, amb qui potser hauria compartit el govern, segons diu Diodor de Sic\u00EDlia. Com a militar havia servit en diverses campanyes sota Artaxerxes III a Fen\u00EDcia i a Egipte, on el rei el va alabar pel seu \"valor i lleialtat\" i va servir amb les tropes tebanes, aliades dels perses. Va participar a la Batalla del Gr\u00E0nic l'any 334 aC, on va morir a mans d'Alexandre el Gran. Plutarc descriu aix\u00ED l'escena:"@ca . "\uB85C\uC774\uC0AC\uCF00\uC2A4"@ko . "11090569"^^ . . . . . "R\u00E8saces"@ca . "\uB85C\uC774\uC0AC\uCF00\uC2A4(Rhoesaces, ? ~ \uAE30\uC6D0\uC804 334\uB144)\uB294 \uC544\uCF00\uBA54\uB124\uC2A4 \uC81C\uAD6D\uC758 \uAD70\uC778\uC73C\uB85C \uC774\uC624\uB2C8\uC544\uC758 \uC0AC\uD2B8\uB77C\uD504 \uC758 \uB3D9\uC0DD\uC774\uB2E4. \uB9C8\uCF00\uB3C4\uB2C8\uC544 \uC655\uAD6D\uC758 \uC54C\uB809\uC0B0\uB4DC\uB85C\uC2A4 \uB300\uC655\uACFC \uADF8\uB77C\uB2C8\uCF54\uC2A4 \uC804\uD22C\uC5D0\uC11C \uC2F8\uC6B8 \uB54C \uC54C\uB809\uC0B0\uB4DC\uB85C\uC2A4 \uB300\uC655\uC744 \uC5EC\uB7EC \uBC88 \uACF5\uACA9\uD588\uC73C\uB098 \uACB0\uAD6D \uC804\uC0AC\uD588\uB2E4."@ko . "Rhosaces (Old Persian: *Raucaka\u02B0; Ancient Greek: \u1FEC\u03C9\u03C3\u03AC\u03BA\u03B7\u03C2 Rh\u014Ds\u00E1k\u0113s) was the brother of Spithridates, a satrap of Ionia and Lydia, with whom he might have held the possession of satrap. Rhosaces served in the earlier campaigns of Artaxerxes III in Phoenicia and in Egypt where he was singled out for his 'valour and loyalty' to serve alongside allied Theban troops. He took part in the Battle of the Granicus in 334 BC where he was killed. According to Diodorus of Sicily, after his brother Spithridates was killed by Alexander the Great the fight between him and Rhosaces happened like this:"@en .