Telemachus

Family: Corinthian · Role: father of Latinus · First appears: Romulus

Life events

Dionysius surrendered the citadel and was sent into exile at Corinth.(Timoleon · 📍 Syracuse)
- With: Dionysius Timoleon Euclides
- “For now the neighboring cities and potentates sent deputies, one upon another, to seek his friendship and make offer of their service. Among the rest, Mamercus, the tyrant of Catana, an experienced warrior and a wealthy prince, made proposals of alliance with him, and, what was of greater importance still, Dionysius himself being now grown desperate, and wellnigh forced to surrender, despising Hicetes who had been thus shamefully baffled, and admiring the valor of Timoleon, found means to advertise him and his Corinthians that he should be content to deliver up himself and the citadel into their hands.”

child: Latinus “Roma, daughter of the Trojan lady above mentioned, was married to Latinus, Telemachus's son,”

with Timoleon (interaction) “Timoleon, gladly embracing this unlooked for advantage, sends away Euclides and Telemachus, two Corinthian captains”

Extracted from the original text of Plutarch's Lives. Made with Rho MD.