Eurypylus' henchman
Family: The Trojans · Role: warrior · First appears: Book VI · Part 4
Life events
- A Trojan seized the reins and saved Pammon when his strength failed under the enemy attack.(Book VI · Part 4)
- With: Pammon
- “Leapt, grasped the reins, and saved the prince, when now His strength failed 'neath the murderous hands of foes.”
- Eurypylus' henchman wounded Echemmon beneath the shoulder; Eurypylus son of Telephus chased and killed him by cutting through his heel-tendons.(Book VI · Part 4)
- With: Echemmon Thoas Eurypylus son of Telephus
- “He turned to flee; Eurypylus' giant might Chased, caught him, shearing his heel-tendons through: There, where the blow fell, his reluctant feet Stayed, and the spirit left his mortal frame.”
Book VI · Part 4
- with Echemmon (interaction) “Eurypylus' henchman smote Echemmon, Thoas' friend, amidst the fray Beneath the shoulder”
- enemies with Echemmon “Eurypylus' henchman smote Echemmon, Thoas' friend, amidst the fray”
Also listed in The Trojans — Minor Figures
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Extracted from the original text of The Fall of Troy. Made with Rho MD.