Scylaceus

Family: The Trojans · Role: warrior · First appears: Book X · Part 1

Life events

Odeus's son stabbed Scylaceus through the shoulder, but did not kill him.(Book X · Part 1)
- With: Odeus's son
- “With Glaucus' warrior-comrade Scylaceus Odeus' son closed in the fight, and stabbed Over the shield-rim, and the cruel spear Passed through his shoulder, and drenched his shield with blood. Howbeit he slew him not”
Women stoned Scylaceus to death after he reported that their sons and husbands were dead.(Book X · Part 1)
- “The thronging women met and questioned him Touching their sons and husbands; and he told How all were dead. They compassed him about, And stoned the man with great stones, that he died”
Men worshipped Scylaceus as a god at Phoebus' command.(Book X · Part 1)
- With: Apollo
- “As a God afterward men worshipped him By Phoebus' hest, and never his honour fades.”

friends with Glaucus “With Glaucus' warrior-comrade Scylaceus”
with Odeus's son (interaction) “Odeus' son closed in the fight, and stabbed Over the shield-rim, and the cruel spear Passed through his shoulder, and drenched his shield with blood.”
with Apollo (interaction) “As a God afterward men worshipped him By Phoebus' hest, and never his honour fades.”

Extracted from the original text of The Fall of Troy. Made with Rho MD.