Eurysaces
Role: son of Aias and Tecmessa · First appears: Book V · Part 4
In Book V, Part 4, Tecmessa bore Aias, son of Telamon, a son, Eurysaces. After Aias’s death, Agamemnon promised honour to Tecmessa and her son as though Aias still lived, and said they would not be made thralls while he or Teucer lived.
Relationship record
Life events
- Tecmessa bore Aias a son, Eurysaces.(Book V · Part 4)
- With: Tecmessa
- “Clasped in his mighty arms, she bare to him A son Eurysaces”
- Agamemnon promised that Tecmessa and her son would not be made thralls while he or Teucer lived.(Book V · Part 4)
Book V · Part 4
- parent: Ajax son of Telamon “Clasped in his mighty arms, she bare to him A son Eurysaces”
- parent: Tecmessa “Clasped in his mighty arms, she bare to him A son Eurysaces”
- guardian: Agamemnon “Thou shalt have worship of us evermore And honour as a Goddess, with thy son,”
- with Agamemnon (Agamemnon promises honour and protection for Tecmessa's son.) “Thou shalt have worship of us evermore And honour as a Goddess, with thy son, As though yet living were that godlike man, Aias, who was the Achaeans' chiefest strength.”
- with Teucer (Teucer is included in Agamemnon's promise concerning Tecmessa and her son.) “Princess, no man on earth shall make thee thrall, While Teucer liveth yet, while yet I live.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Fall of Troy. Made with Rho MD.