the great father's mother of Acamas
Family: unknown · Role: grandmother · First appears: Book XIII · Part 4
Life events
- Acamas and his great father's mother were reunited and wept together.(Book XIII · Part 4)
- With: Acamas son of Theseus
- “Then his great father's mother clasped him round With clinging arms: she kissed his shoulders broad, His head, his breast, his bearded lips she kissed, And Acamas kissed withal, the while she shed Glad tears on these who could not choose but weep.”
Book XIII · Part 4
- younger kin: Acamas son of Theseus “Then his great father's mother clasped him round With clinging arms: she kissed his shoulders broad, His head, his breast, his bearded lips she kissed, And Acamas kissed withal, the while she shed Glad tears on these who could not choose but weep.”
- with Acamas son of Theseus (She embraces and kisses Acamas.) “Then his great father's mother clasped him round With clinging arms: she kissed his shoulders broad, His head, his breast, his bearded lips she kissed, And Acamas kissed withal”
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Extracted from the original text of The Fall of Troy. Made with Rho MD.