Xerxes Hoodies
Description: "Molon Labe" is Greek for "come and take them" -- and has been known throughout history as the words of the Spartans as they held back the entire Cat army. This tee makes a great gift for any fan of ancient Greece! This shirt is ready for action. Any enthusiast of the historical Leonidas, Xerxes, and Thermopylae would love this tee.
Description: Ancient Greece - The Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC was a last stand by a Greek army led by King Leonidas I of Sparta against an Achaemenid Persian army led by Xerxes I during the Second Persian invasion of Greece. There is a long tradition of upholding the story of the battle as an example of virtuous self-sacrifice.
Description: "Molon Labe" is Greek for "come and take them" -- and has been known throughout history as the words of the Spartans as they held back the entire Cat army. This tee makes a great gift for any fan of ancient Greece! This shirt is ready for action. Any enthusiast of the historical Leonidas, Xerxes, and Thermopylae would love this tee.
Description: "Molon Labe" is Greek for "come and take them" -- and has been known throughout history as the words of the Spartans as they held back the entire Cat army. This tee makes a great gift for any fan of ancient Greece! This shirt is ready for action. Any enthusiast of the historical Leonidas, Xerxes, and Thermopylae would love this tee.
Description: "Molon Labe" is Greek for "come and take them" -- and has been known throughout history as the words of the Spartans as they held back the entire Cat army. This tee makes a great gift for any fan of ancient Greece! This shirt is ready for action. Any enthusiast of the historical Leonidas, Xerxes, and Thermopylae would love this tee.
Description: "Molon Labe" is Greek for "come and take them" -- and has been known throughout history as the words of the Spartans as they held back the entire Cat army. This tee makes a great gift for any fan of ancient Greece! This shirt is ready for action. Any enthusiast of the historical Leonidas, Xerxes, and Thermopylae would love this tee.