Mares
Found mares with different capitalization.
mares masculine nominative plural, masculine accusative plural, feminine nominative plural, feminine accusative plural of mas
Villam si quidem quæ dicitur Brinevallis, nec non et Mares et
piscaturam in Tellis cum omni integritate, etc.MARES
MARES (Μᾶρες), a tribe on the coast of Pontus, in the neighbourhood of the Mosynoeci. (Hecat. Fragm. 192; Hdt. 3.94.) Their armour, when serving in the army of Xerxes, is described by Herodotus (Hdt. 7.79) as having consisted of helmets of wicker-work, leather shields, and javelins. Later writers do not mention this tribe.
[L.S]Mares
(Μᾶρες). An Asiatic people dwelling on the southern coast of the Euxine, mentioned by Herodotus as serving in the army of Xerxes.
Mares
Mares, a tribe apparently on the S.E. coast of the Euxine
- tribute to Persia: Hdt. 3.94
- in Xerxes' army: Hdt. 7.79
- man-eating: of Diomedes brought by Herakles to Eurystheus: Apollod. 2.5.7, Apollod. 2.5.8
- do not breed in Elis: Paus. 5.5.2
- go mad on drinking water of a certain well: Paus. 9.8.2
- sacrificed and eaten by Sarmatians: Paus. 1.21.6
- search of Odysseus for his lost mares: Paus. 8.14.5ff.
- race between mares at Olympia: Paus. 5.9.2
- Demeter assumes form of mare: Paus. 8.25.5
- statue of victorious mare at Olympia: Paus. 6.13.9
- Horses