Trojan Horse

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The Trojan Horse is a legendary deceptive wooden structure used by the Greeks to infiltrate and ultimately conquer the city of Troy in ancient Greek mythology.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Trojan Horse canonical 5
Trojan Horse scene 1
Trojan Rabbit 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf deception device
mythological object
stratagem
acceptedDueTo deception by Sinon
divine influence
associatedWith Aeneas
Athena
Laocoön
Odysseus
Poseidon
Priam
Sinon
broughtIntoBy Trojans
contains Greek soldiers
describedIn Aeneid
linked to: Virgil's Aeneid

Bibliotheca of Pseudo-Apollodorus
Iliou Persis
Little Iliad
Posthomerica
followedBy sack of Troy
hasCulturalMeaning metaphor for malicious infiltration
hasEffect destruction of Troy
fall of Troy
linked to: Trojan War
hasGreekName Δούρειος Ἵππος
hasLatinName Troianus equus
hasLocationInNarrative Troy
walls of Troy
linked to: Troy
hasMaterial wood
hasModernUsage term for malware
term for security vulnerability
hasPurpose deception
infiltration of Troy
military victory
hasTheme consequences of ignoring warnings
trust and betrayal
languageOfName Ancient Greek
narrativeGenre epic poetry
narrativeRole turning point of Trojan War
partOf Trojan War
precededBy ten-year siege of Troy
linked to: Trojan War
symbolizes cunning
deceptive gift
hidden danger
treachery
timeInMyth end of Trojan War
usedAgainst Trojans
usedBy Greeks
usedIn siege of Troy
linked to: Trojan War
warnedAboutBy Cassandra
Laocoön

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Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Trojan cycle coversMyth Trojan Horse
Monty Python and the Holy Grail notableScene Trojan Rabbit
linked to: Trojan Horse
Trojan War hasMotif Trojan Horse
Troy associatedWithArtifact Trojan Horse
Achaeans usedStratagem Trojan Horse
Sinon relatedConcept Trojan Horse
subject linked to: Sinon (in some traditions)
Les Troyens notableScene Trojan Horse scene
linked to: Trojan Horse