Definition: The word "ardito" is a term found in Greek, Latin, and early Christian texts related to a special type of human bone called an artothos. It was originally used for both male and female individuals but has also been used to refer specifically to males within one sex. In ancient Greek, the term 'arato' was associated with a specific position within a man's body, referring to his position as an athlete or warrior in battle. This usage evolved into 'ardito', which is used by the Greeks for both male and female individuals, indicating that they are of equal status or have similar roles. Definition: In Greek mythology, "ardito" is a term used to describe men who were considered superior or powerful compared to women in society. The use of this word often referred to males within one sex who had been elevated over their counterparts through military or athletic prowess.
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