Use for individual instances of armed conflict between two or more groups.
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Use for individual instances of armed conflict between two or more groups.
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armed conflicts
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(8) Herkules pyydystää kuningas Diomedeen neljä ihmisiä syövää hevosta (tammaa); kun Diomedes on surmattu seuranneessa taistelussa hänen ruumiinsa heitetään hevosille syötäväksi,
(medieval) fighting contest,
Ahab is reproved by Elijah and asked to gather the priests of Baal on Mount Carmel for a contest,
Akhilles raivoaa taistelukentällä; jumalat laskeutuvat Olympokselta ottaakseen osaa taisteluun (Ilias XX-XXII),
Aleksanteri Suuren taistelut,
Amatsonien taistelu; amatsonomakhia,
Apollo kills Phorbas, king of the Phlegyans, in a wrestling contest (Philostratus, Imagines II 19),
Apollon soitannolliset kilpailut tai kamppailut,
Arachne challenges Minerva to a weaving contest (Arachne as yet not metamorphosed),
Arachne changed into a spider: when hanging herself after having been defeated in a weaving contest with Minerva, Arachne is changed into a spider by the goddess (Ovid, Metamorphoses VI 135),
Arrichion, the Olympian champion, in a wrestling contest,
Conflict; 'Contrasto' (Ripa),
Cycnus, the son of Mars, fights a chariot-combat with Hercules; Cycnus is assisted by Mars, Hercules by Iolaus and Minerva,
David fighting Goliath,
David with Achish marching into battle,
Ehud calls the Israelites to battle,
Eryx challenges Hercules on his return from the Geryon labour, first to a boxing contest, then to a wrestling match, in which Eryx is killed,
Eurytus and his sons are beaten by Hercules in a shooting contest, of which the prize was Iole, the king's daughter; but Eurytus refuses to give her to Hercules,
Joab and his army marching to battle against the Ammonites ~ Bathsheba bathing,
Latiumin taistelu (I): troijalaisten leirin piiritys ja Aeneaksen paluu,
Latiumin taistelu (II): levähdystauko ja uusi taistelu (Vergilius, Aeneis XI); Turnuksen viimeiset uroteot (Vergilius, Aeneis XII),
Minerva in contest with Neptune for Athens: Minerva creates the olive-tree, Neptune the horse; Jupiter and other Olympians look on,
Misenus challenges Triton to a musical competition; he is dragged into the sea and is drowned by the god,
Pariksen tuomio (Merkurius läsnä),
Peristera changed into a dove: Peristera, who challenged Venus to a contest in picking flowers, is changed into a dove by Cupid, who was assisting his mother,
Perseus accidentally kills Acrisius, his grandfather, during a discus-throwing contest,
Peter in Rome; his contest with Simon Magus,
Reason versus Amorous Lust; 'Combattimento della ragione con l'appetito' (Ripa),
Samson in conflict with the Philistines (Judges 15:1-8),
Samson's wedding and riddle (Judges 14:10-20),
Saul's army joins the battle ~ Jonathan's expedition,
St. Andrew Corsini appears in the sky above the battle-field, sword in hand, at the battle of Anghiari,
St. George on a white horse appears to crusaders, and helps them in their battle against the Saracens,
St. Joan of Arc on horseback leading an army into battle,
St. John of Capestrano fighting the Turks in the battle of Belgrado,
St. Martin renounces his arms before the emperor, who accuses him of cowardice; St. Martin places himself in the front line of the battle, only carrying a cross,
St. Ulrich in the battle against the Hungarians: an angel with a cross of victory appears to him,
Telemachus in strife with the suitors,
Uriah is killed in the battle,
a heavenly rider, in white garment and with weapons of gold, helps the Maccabees in their battle against Lysias (2 Maccabees 11:6-12),
at Barak's request Deborah joins him in battle on Mount Tabor,
battle before the walls of Thebes; Aegialeus is killed,
battle between David's army and the Edomites,
battle between Israelites and Benjamites,
battle between the Israelites and the Philistines (1 Samuel 31),
battle between the beast (Antichrist), the false prophet, and the horseman with his army,
battle for Achilles' body,
battle for Gilead,
battle for dominance in marriage ('who wears the breeches'),
battle for the hegemony between Abner and David near Gibeon,
battle of the Israelites against King Og,
battle of the Israelites against the Amorites during their journey through the desert,
battle of the Maccabees against Antiochus V Eupator (1 Maccabees 6:28-47),
battle of the Maccabees against Apollonius, governor of Coelesyria (1 Maccabees 10:74-85),
battle of the Maccabees against Bacchides (1 Maccabees 9:5-21),
battle of the Maccabees against Demetrius II Nikator of Syria in the valley of Asor (1 Maccabees 11:67-74),
battle of the Maccabees against the sons of Jambri (1 Maccabees 9:37-41),
battle with the Egyptians and death of Josiah,
beauty contest for men; body-building contest,
beauty contest for women,
boxing-match between the Bebrycian king Amycus and Pollux,
competition ~ festive activities,
competitions ~ military service,
competitions, contests ~ arts,
contest games,
death of Aeneas: he is killed during a battle against the Rutuli,
death of Calchas: when Mopsus and Calchas try their skill in divination, Calchas is beaten by Mopsus and dies of grief,
death of Leonidas: he is slain at Thermopylae while fighting the enemy to cover the retreat of the Greek fleet,
death of Pyrrhus: when he marches with his army into Argos a battle ensues in which Pyrrhus is killed by a woman, who throws a stone from the top of a house,
fighting contest (sport),
first battle between the Philistines and the Israelites at Eben-ezer; the Israelites defeated,
hyveiden ja paheiden taistelu, Psykomakhia,
in the battle of Megiddo, Josiah is struck by Egyptian arrows,
medical aid and nursing of the sick and wounded during the battle,
musical contest of the Muses and Thamyris,
musical contest of the Muses and the Pierides (as yet not metamorphosed),
non-combatants on the battle-scene,
party games with erotic implications, e.g.: kissing contest,
pommitukset,
representants of the Church (Christians in general, laymen, monks, etc.) in strife with each other or with opponents,
sabiinien ja roomalaisten sovinto: naiset, joista osa pitelee lapsiaan, ja joidenkin tukka on hajallaan, mahdollisesti Hersilian rohkaisemina anovat rauhaa kahden taistelevan armeijan keskellä,
second battle between the Philistines and the Israelites at Eben-ezer; the Israelites defeated again,
shooting with bow and arrow, archery (~ games of skill),
sotatoimet,
spectral armies, sky battles,
strife among the apostles which of them should be accounted the greatest,
strife between concepts,
strife of Lent and Carnival,
strife of summer and winter,
strife of summer and winter ~ human activities (year divided into two seasons),
strife of summer and winter ~ landscapes (year divided into two seasons),
strife of summer and winter ~ other concepts (e.g. biblical scenes) (year divided into two seasons),
strife of summer and winter ~ still lifes of flowers and/or fruits (year divided into two seasons),
taidekilpailu, taidekiistely,
taistelu,
taistelu,
the armies clash at Ramoth; Jehoram is wounded in the battle ~ war against King Hazael of Syria,
the army of Pyrrhus and its elephants defeat the Romans,
the battle among the ships; Ajax and Teucer defend the vessels against the Trojans who try to set them on fire,
the battle between David and Absalom in the forest of Ephraim,
the battle of the Milvian bridge (Saxa Rubra): St. Constantine on horseback confronts Maxentius; a cross appears in the sky with in fiery letters 'in hoc signo vinces' (the raised standards of the Roman soldiers carry a cross or the chi-rho monogram),
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Taisteluiden nimiä voi käyttää asiasanoina, esim. Waterloon taistelu
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battles,
strider,
taistelu,
taistelut
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battles,
strider,
taistelut
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battlefields,
sotahistoria
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kaksintaistelut,
meritaistelut
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keyword174340300464,
p300185692,
p920,
taistelu
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sotatoimet
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