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Troy was a Colonial mining settlement in the vicinity of [[Aerelon]] that suffered a cataclysm, killing a majority of the people who were there at the time. ([[Flesh and Bone]]) | '''Troy''' was a Colonial mining settlement in the vicinity of [[Aerelon]] that suffered a cataclysm, killing a majority of the people who were there at the time. ([[Flesh and Bone]]) | ||
=== Residents === | === Residents === | ||
The | The [[Humano-Cylon]] model known as [[Sharon Valerii]] claimed that she and her parents, [[Abraham Valerii|Abraham]] and [[Catherine Valerii|Catherine]] Valerii, had lived on Troy, and that her parents died in the cataclysm ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]], [[Flesh and Bone]]). It is uncertain as to whether the Valeriis actually existed or were merely a fiction created by the Cylons to firmly establish Sharon's background. | ||
==Greek Mythology== | ==Greek Mythology== | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 8 September 2005
- For the Galactica 1980 character, see: Troy (1980).
Re-imagined Series
Troy was a Colonial mining settlement in the vicinity of Aerelon that suffered a cataclysm, killing a majority of the people who were there at the time. (Flesh and Bone)
Residents
The Humano-Cylon model known as Sharon Valerii claimed that she and her parents, Abraham and Catherine Valerii, had lived on Troy, and that her parents died in the cataclysm (Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II, Flesh and Bone). It is uncertain as to whether the Valeriis actually existed or were merely a fiction created by the Cylons to firmly establish Sharon's background.
Greek Mythology
In Greek mythology, in Homer's Iliad, Troy was a city and the site of the Trojan War.