Kallipateira - Revision history

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Kallipateira's story is known from history via the geographer ~~{{Wiki\|~~Pausanias (geographer)\|Pausanias}}, who claimed that due to her dressing up as a man to watch the sport events, a law requiring trainers to strip before entering the arena was written.		*Kallipateira's story is known from history via the geographer [[Pausanias (geographer)\|Pausanias]], who claimed that due to her dressing up as a man to watch the sport events, a law requiring trainers to strip before entering the arena was written.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	{{Youmay\|the Rhodian woman\|the [[Kallipateira (memory)\|memory]]}}		{{Youmay\|the Rhodian woman\|the [[Kallipateira (memory)\|memory]]}}
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	\|active = fl. 428 BCE<br />[[Elis]], [[Greece]]		\|active = fl. 428 BCE<br />[[Elis]], [[Greece]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|voice = Anastasia Kokolakis}}		\|voice = [[Anastasia Kokolakis]]}}
	'''Kallipateira''' was a 5th century BCE [[Greece\|Greek]] ~~women~~. She was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].		'''Kallipateira''' was a 5th century BCE [[Greece\|Greek]] woman. She was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	The clamoring crowd drew the attention of the [[Sparta]]n [[Mercenary\|''misthios'']] [[Kassandra]], who was visiting the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]] in place of the Spartan champion [[Testikles]]. Contesting the mistreatment of the woman, Kassandra spoke with the Priestess who was charging her. The Priestess informed Kassandra of the laws of the Olympics, and told Kassandra to find the proof that Kallipateira had, as she claimed, the right to watch her son compete. While Kassandra conducted her investigation at the [[resting area]] of the Sanctuary, Kallipateira was escorted to the top of the mount [[Kronion]] north of the city.<ref name="Kallipateira" />		The clamoring crowd drew the attention of the [[Sparta]]n [[Mercenary\|''misthios'']] [[Kassandra]], who was visiting the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]] in place of the Spartan champion [[Testikles]]. Contesting the mistreatment of the woman, Kassandra spoke with the Priestess who was charging her. The Priestess informed Kassandra of the laws of the Olympics, and told Kassandra to find the proof that Kallipateira had, as she claimed, the right to watch her son compete. While Kassandra conducted her investigation at the [[resting area]] of the Sanctuary, Kallipateira was escorted to the top of the mount [[Kronion]] north of the city.<ref name="Kallipateira" />

	Kassandra intervened, and saved Kallipateira's life by proving that she was indeed who she claimed to be, the daughter, sister and aunt of Olympic champions.<ref name="Kallipateira" />		Kassandra intervened, and saved Kallipateira's life by proving that she was indeed who she claimed to be, the daughter, sister, mother and aunt of Olympic champions.<ref name="Kallipateira" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	{{Youmay\|the Rhodian woman\|the [[Kallipateira (memory)\|memory]]}}		{{Youmay\|the Rhodian woman\|the [[Kallipateira (memory)\|memory]]}}
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	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|voice = Anastasia Kokolakis}}		\|voice = Anastasia Kokolakis}}
	'''Kallipateira''' was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and ~~thus~~ the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].		'''Kallipateira''' was a 5th century BCE [[Greece\|Greek]] women. She was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	\|name = Kallipateira		\|name = Kallipateira
	\|image = ACOd-Kallipateira.jpg		\|image = ACOd-Kallipateira.jpg
	~~\|birth =~~
	~~\|death =~~
	\|active = fl. 428 BCE<br />[[Elis]], [[Greece]]		\|active = fl. 428 BCE<br />[[Elis]], [[Greece]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|~~affiliates~~ =		\|voice = Anastasia Kokolakis}}
	}}

	'''Kallipateira''' was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and thus the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].		'''Kallipateira''' was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and thus the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].

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	'''Kallipateira''' was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and thus the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].		'''Kallipateira''' was the daughter of [[Diagoras]] of [[Rhodes]] and thus the sister of [[Dorieus]], as well as the mother of [[Peisirrhodos]].

	Some time after her husband and Peisirrhodos' father died, Kallipateira escorted her son to the [[Olympic Games]] ~~of 428 BCE and attempted to sneak into the [[Stadium~~, ~~Olympia\|stadium]]~~ to ~~watch him compete by dressing as a man~~, for it was ~~against~~ the ~~law for women to watch the competitions. Kallipateira was caught~~ and ~~publicly shamed outside the [[Hippodrome, Olympia\|Hippodrome]] by the [[Priestess of Demeter]] and the [[Spartan Judge]]~~.<ref name="Kallipateira">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Kallipateira (memory)\|Kallipateira]]</ref>		==Biography==
			Some time after her husband and Peisirrhodos' father died, Kallipateira escorted her son to the 428 BCE [[Olympic Games]]. While there, Kallipateira received a letter from an anonymous admirer, extolling Kallipateira's devotion to her late husband, for whom she was making daily offerings at the shrines and altars.<ref name="Kallipateira">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Kallipateira (memory)\|Kallipateira]]</ref>

	The ~~clamouring~~ crowd drew the attention of the [[Sparta]]n [[Mercenary\|''misthios'']] [[Kassandra]], who was visiting the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]] in place of the Spartan champion [[Testikles]]. Contesting the mistreatment of the woman, Kassandra spoke with the Priestess who was charging her. The Priestess informed Kassandra of the laws of the Olympics, and told Kassandra to find the proof that Kallipateira had, as she claimed, the right to watch her son compete. While Kassandra conducted her investigation at the [[resting area]] of the Sanctuary, Kallipateira was escorted to the top of the mount [[Kronion]] north of the city.<ref name="Kallipateira" />		Kallipateira wanted to see her son compete, and since it was against the law for married women to watch the competitions, she attempted to sneak into the [[Stadium, Olympia\|stadium]] dressed as a man. She was caught and publicly shamed outside the [[Hippodrome, Olympia\|Hippodrome]] by the [[Priestess of Demeter]] and the [[Spartan Judge]].<ref name="Kallipateira" />

			The clamoring crowd drew the attention of the [[Sparta]]n [[Mercenary\|''misthios'']] [[Kassandra]], who was visiting the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]] in place of the Spartan champion [[Testikles]]. Contesting the mistreatment of the woman, Kassandra spoke with the Priestess who was charging her. The Priestess informed Kassandra of the laws of the Olympics, and told Kassandra to find the proof that Kallipateira had, as she claimed, the right to watch her son compete. While Kassandra conducted her investigation at the [[resting area]] of the Sanctuary, Kallipateira was escorted to the top of the mount [[Kronion]] north of the city.<ref name="Kallipateira" />

	Kassandra intervened, and saved Kallipateira's life by proving that she was indeed who she claimed to be, the daughter, sister and aunt of Olympic champions.<ref name="Kallipateira" />		Kassandra intervened, and saved Kallipateira's life by proving that she was indeed who she claimed to be, the daughter, sister and aunt of Olympic champions.<ref name="Kallipateira" />

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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			Elis-SoO-Kallipateiracrowd.jpg\|Kallipateira's humiliation
			Elis-Kallipateiradoom.jpg\|The trial of Kallipateira
	ACOd-Kallipateirawait.jpg\|Kallipateira awaiting her doom		ACOd-Kallipateirawait.jpg\|Kallipateira awaiting her doom
	ACOd-Kallipateirabody.jpg\|Kallipateira acquitted		ACOd-Kallipateirabody.jpg\|Kallipateira acquitted