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There is evidence of mercenaries (misthophoroi (plural), misthios (singular male), misthia (singular female) in Greek) being hired in Ancient Greece from the 6th century BC. The tyrants of that time hired bodyguards from other city-states. It is not known if earlier Aegean armies and navies, such as the Minoans and Mycenaeans, used mercenaries.

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rdfs:label	Ancient Greek mercenaries (en) Mercenarios de la Antigua Grecia (es) Greckie wojska najemne w starożytności (pl) Древнегреческие наёмники (ru)
rdfs:comment	Древнегреческие наёмники — наёмные воины греческого происхождения в Древнем мире. Феномен наёмничества расцвёл в античной цивилизации в V веке до н. э. после Пелопоннесской войны. Они пришли на смену полисно-племенному ополчению, превратив военное ремесло в профессию. Отчасти этому способствовало развитие военного искусства, появление тяжеловооружённых гоплитов и построения фаланги. Наёмники нередко становились личной гвардией тиранов. Впоследствии для нейтрализации негативных аспектов наёмничества были созданы военные поселения (клерухия). (ru) There is evidence of mercenaries (misthophoroi (plural), misthios (singular male), misthia (singular female) in Greek) being hired in Ancient Greece from the 6th century BC. The tyrants of that time hired bodyguards from other city-states. It is not known if earlier Aegean armies and navies, such as the Minoans and Mycenaeans, used mercenaries. (en) El modelo básico de los mercenarios durante el primer milenio a. C., es el griego, derivado de la transformación de las estructuras de organización social que propiciaron el surgimiento de las ciudades-Estados (polis) en sustitución del sistema palacial propio de la época micénica en que los guerreros defendían de un monarca, organización de la que pueden ser un reflejo los poemas homéricos. (es) Greccy najemnicy w starożytności (stgr. μισθοφόροι misthoforoi, lp. μισθοφόρος, od μισθός – „zarobek” i φέρω – „nosić”) – oddziały zbrojne uczestniczące zarobkowo w konfliktach wojennych świata antycznego, złożone z Greków różnego pochodzenia. Przez stulecia ziemie ich były największym dostawcą najemników dla świata starożytnego, którzy służyli obcym jako członkowie oddziałów przybocznych (gwardyjskich) albo jako zwykli żołnierze. (pl)
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