Ἄργος-1 (ἱππόβοτον, κλυτόν , οὖθαρ ἀρούρης, πολυδίψιον , πολύπυρον). The Argolic plain in the Peloponnesus stretching inwards from the Argolic gulf, and, apparently, adjoining lands Il. 1.30, Il. 2.108 (here apparently the whole of the mainland over which Agamemnon's sway extended), 115, 559 (the realm of Diomedes (cf. Il. 6.224 , Il. 14.119: Od. 3.180 )), Il. 4.171, Il. 6.224 , Il. 9.22, 141, 283, Il. 13.379, Il. 14.119, Il. 15.30, Il. 19.115: Od. 3.180, 251, 263, Od. 15.224, 239, 274. The city Argos still known by the same name Il. 4.52: Od. 21.108. Of southern Greece, esp. the Pelopnnesus, in contrast to northern Greece Il. 6.152: Od. 4.174, 562. Apparently also Od. 4.246. Esp. in phrase καθʼ (ἀνʼ) Ἑλλάδα καὶ μέσον Ἄργος 344, Od. 4.726, 816, Od. 15.80. Of Greece in general Il. 2.287, Il. 6.456, Il. 7.363, Il. 9.246, Il. 12.70, Il. 13.227, Il. 14.70, Il. 15.372, Il. 19.329, Il. 24.437: Od. 4.99, Od. 24.37. Apparently also Il. 3.75, 258 (Argos and Achaeis being apparently to be regarded as the same). Ἄργοσδε [-δε], to Greece Il. 2.348.