The Fall of Troy

Celtus

Family: The Trojans · Role: warrior · First appears: Book VII · Part 4

In Book VII, Celtus was the child of Meges son of Dymas and Periboea, born alongside his brother Eubius. Celtus and Eubius died on the same day; Neoptolemus killed Celtus with a javelin to the heart.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Neoptolemus killed Celtus with a javelin to the heart.(Book VII · Part 4)
    • With: Neoptolemus
    • “To the heart Of one Neoptolemus sped a javelin”

Book VII · Part 4

  • parent: Meges son of Dymas “Born at one birth beside Sangarius' banks Of Periboea to him, Celtus one, And Eubius the other.”
  • parent: Periboea “Born at one birth beside Sangarius' banks Of Periboea to him, Celtus one, And Eubius the other.”
  • siblings with Eubius “As on one day they saw the light, they died On one day by the same hand.”
  • with Neoptolemus (interaction) “To the heart Of one Neoptolemus sped a javelin;”

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