#andromache

• Andromache — A famous heroine in Greek mythology, daughter of King Eetion of Cilician Thebe and the devoted wife of Hector, prince of Troy. In a literary and structural context, her figure (immortalized by Homer in the Iliad and by Jean Racine in his famous tragedy) embodies the classical ideal of feminine dignity, marital fidelity, and profound maternal suffering in the face of war.
• Andromacha — A Latin graphic base form or old literary variant for Andromaca (historically spelled Andromacha), representing the name of the devoted wife of the Trojan hero Hector. In the context of medieval classical manuscripts and epic poems written in Latin, this structural onomastic entity is used to evoke the archetype of maternal suffering, dignity, and absolute marital fidelity.
• Andromache — An international graphic variant of Hellenic or Anglo-Saxon origin for the name Andromaca, widely used in global academia. In a scientific and structural astronomical context, the name designates the main-belt asteroid '175 Andromache', discovered in the 19th century by astronomer James Craig Watson.