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	Telemachus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Telemachus forms a close friendship with Nestor's son Pisistratus, who accompanies him on the search for his father, however, the two are only able to find out that Odysseus is being held captive by Calypso.
		Telemachus however does not greatly achieve manhood in accordance with the Greek tradition of hospitality, and it's debatable whether or not he is a "man" by the end of the epic.
		Telemachus is the subject of François Fénelon's The Adventures of Telemachus, Son of Ulysses (1699), a scathing attack on the monarchy of France.
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	Telemachus
		Telemachus (also transliterated as Telemachos or Telémakhos; literally, "far-away fighter") is a figure in Greek mythology, the son of Odysseus and Penelope.
		His part in the saga of Odysseus was described by Homer in the epic poems of the Iliad and the Odyssey, in which his part of the story is often portrayed as a passage into manhood from childhood.
		Telemachus is the subject of Francois Fénelon's The Adventures of Telemachus, Son of Ulysses (1699), a scathing attack on the monarchy of France.
	www.mlahanas.de /Greeks/Mythology/Telemachus.html (506 words)

	Jesus Radicals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Saint Telemachus, a fourth-century monk who lived in a monastery, felt God calling him to Rome.
		Telemachus got up out of his seat, ran down the steps, climbed over the wall, walked out to the center of the amphitheater, and stood between two large gladiators.
		History records that, thanks to Saint Telemachus, this was the last gladiatorial contest in the history of the Roman Empire.
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	Saint Telemachus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saint Telemachus, (died 404 AD), was a monk who, according to Catholic tradition, intervened in a gladiator fight in a Roman amphitheatre and was stoned to death by the crowd.
		The story is found in the writings of Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrrhus, Syria (393-457 A.D.) but there is no other evidence of the existence of Telemachus and most mainstream historians do not agree with the Catholic tradition that gladiatorial games ended by an act of Telemachus.
		Although the site of Telemachus' martyrdom is often given as being the Colosseum in Rome, Theodoret does not actually specify where it happened, saying merely that it happened in "the stadium".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saint_Telemachus (213 words)

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		Saints Jerome and Bernard concur that the surgery was performed by none other than His Virgin Mother Mary, and that this ritual bloodshed was the first of her Seven Sorrows.
		Also: The Feast of Saint Peter of Atroa, among whose gifts was the ability to make himself invisible, 837; and Saint Telemachus, who leapt into the arena and put an end to gladiatorial contests, c.
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		We die to the glory of Caesar." Telemachus got up out of his seat, ran down the steps, climbed over the wall, walked out to the center of the amphitheater, and stood between two large gladiators.
		One of the gladiators slapped Telemachus in the stomach with his sword and sent him spinning off into the dust.
		According to ancient Christian records, thanks to Saint Telemachus, this was the last gladiatorial contest in the history of the Roman Empire.
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	Sermons from Redland Baptist Church \| Truth or Consequences
		Telemachus was a fourth century monk who lived in a monastery in Europe and under the leadership of the Holy Spirit one day set out on a journey to Rome.
		Telemachus thought, "Here we are four centuries after Christ, in a civilized nation, and people are killing one another for the entertainment of the crowd.
		The same Holy Spirit that led Telemachus to stand up for the truth may lead you to do the same whether it be to speak out against the sin of racism or abortion or homosexuality or even against our culture's tolerance of lying.
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	Favorite Monks: St. Telemachus: Monk Who Ended the Coliseum Games (The Prayer Foundation)
		Two gladiators were fighting, and Telemachus tried to get between them to stop them, shouting three times, "In the name of Christ, forbear!" Telemachus was killed by being run through with the sword of one of the gladiators.
		Telemachus actually was killed through being stoned to death by the furious crowd, enraged that someone would dare to interfere with their "entertainment."
		The spectators of the slaughter were indignant, and inspired by the triad fury of the demon who delights in those bloody deeds, stoned the peacemaker to death.
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		Telemachus, also known as Alamachius was a monk who was called by an inner voice to go to Rome in about the year 400 a.d.
		Thus, St. Telemachus' place in Christian history is as the one responsible for ending the gladiator games.
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	St. Michael’s Podcast » St. Telemachus
		Telemachus was a monk who lived in the 4th century.
		He felt like God was telling him, “Go to Rome.”; So He put all of his possessions in a sack (which for a 4th century monk was probably not much) and he set out for Rome.
		Telemachus ran into the Coliseum, right into the middle of the arena, and stood between two gladiators.
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	In Ancient Rome where were the Christians executed?
		Roman and early medieval accounts refer to Christians being martyred in various vaguely described locations in Rome (in the amphitheatre, in the arena etc) but without specifying which; there were, in fact, numerous stadia, amphitheatres and circuses in Rome.
		Saint Telemachus, for instance, is often said to have died in the Colosseum, but Theodoret's account of his death merely states that it happened "in the stadium" (eis to stadio).
		Similarly, the death of Saint Ignatius of Antioch is recorded as having been in "the arena", without specifying which arena.
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	St. Telemachus - Catholic Online
		Telemachus (also known as Almachius) was an Eastern ascetic who was stoned to death in Rome when he tried to stop a contest between gladiators in the arena.
		He entered the stadium while the games were in progress and, going down into the arena, attempted to separate the combatants.
		His death, according to Theodoret, caused Emperor Honorius to abolish gladiatorial contests.
	www.catholic.org /saints/saint.php?saint_id=740 (468 words)

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		Odysseus left her with their son, Telemachus, when he went off to the Trojan War.
		After the war ended, numerous mishaps and weary wanderings kept him from returning home.
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		Indeed, just as he tended increasingly to portray madness as an unproductive aberration, so the later Tennyson in those poems which celebrate the active life inclines to distrust the dream state as a form of self-indulgence.
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	St. Almachius - Catholic Online
		Also called Telemachus, a martyr and hermit who died in a Roman arena.
		He lost his life for protesting against the inhuman practice of having gladiators fight to the death for entertainment.
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		However, it is definitely a nice way to refresh us once we're in the right time to think about it (ex: Saint Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, Christmas, etc.) Overall, it's a nice new way to look at the story.
		We should give credit to God for pulling such a miraculous stunt off (are you with me so far...?) For the stories of Telemachus, Saint Patrick, and Saint Valentine, I've done research about the character after I hear them in the episode.
		Afterall, legend has it that Saint Valentine left her a note.
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