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Polykritos

በሌላ ስም: Polycritus the Aetolarch, Polykritos the Aitolian

Polykritos is the cannibal revenant of Phlegon's Book of Marvels. A dead official walks into the citizens' assembly, demands his infant and, when refused, eats it in front of the crowd, impervious to their stones. The child's severed head delivers the oracle. It is a rare ancient story of a returned corpse eating human flesh, the act that defines the modern zombie.1

⚔️ ተዋጉት
መጀመሪያ የተመዘገበው
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Phlegon of Tralles, Book of Marvels, 2nd century AD; the story is set in Aetolia in the 3rd century BC
መነሻ
Ancient Greek
ግሪክ
ምን እንደሚያመጣው
ተብራርቶ አያውቅም
He returns at the moment the assembly debates the fate of his newborn child.
እንዴት አንዱ እንደሚሆኑ
An Aetolian magistrate who died on the fourth night of his marriage.
እንዴት እንደሚንቀሳቀስ
ይሮጣል
Appears suddenly in the public assembly dressed in black, speaks, then seizes his child and tears it apart.
ብልህነት
ብልህ
ደካማ ነጥቦች
  • none: stones thrown by the crowd did not hurt him, and he vanished of his own accord

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Phlegon of Tralles, Book of Marvels, 2nd century AD; the story is set in Aetolia in the 3rd century BC

የመስክ ማስታወሻዎች

ምንጮቹ የሚሉት

1

His widow bore a child with both male and female genitals, which seers took as an omen1

2

He told the citizens his body was dead but his goodwill towards them was alive1

3

When they hesitated to hand over the child he devoured it, leaving only the head1

4

The head then spoke a prophecy of war and plague1

5

The Aetolians sent their families away and suffered heavy losses in battle the next year1

ልታመልጡት ትችሉ ነበር?

ምንጮቹ በሚገልጹት መሠረት የፍጥነት ክፍል (ይሮጣል)፣ መለኪያ አይደለም።

እርስዎ፣ ሲራመዱ ወደ 5 km/h
እርስዎ፣ ሲሮጡ ወደ 10 km/h
የሚሮጥ ጤናማ ጎልማሳ ወደ 24 km/h
Polykritos ወደ 24 km/h
ፈጣን ብስክሌተኛ ወደ 37 km/h

ምንጮች

  1. Phlegon, Book of Marvels - ToposText

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