The Fall of Troy

The Trojans — Minor Figures

112 figures from The Fall of Troy who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Alcathous (slain by Achilles)

warrior · first appears Book III · Part 1

  • Book III · Part 1 · with Achilles “Then through the jaw he pierced Alcathous, And shore away his tongue:”

Cycnus

warrior · first appears Book IV · Part 3

  • Book IV · Part 3 · with Protesilaus “Of mighty Cycnus, who had smitten first Protesilaus, then had reft the life From many more, till Peleus' son slew him”
  • Book IV · Part 3 · with Achilles “Of mighty Cycnus, who had smitten first Protesilaus, then had reft the life From many more, till Peleus' son slew him”

Enyeus

warrior · first appears Book I · Part 5

  • Book I · Part 5 · with Achilles “There Deiochus and gallant Hyllus fell By Alas slain, and fell Eurynomus Lover of war, and goodly Enyeus died.”

Hipponous

warrior · first appears Book III · Part 1

  • Book III · Part 1 · with Achilles “Then stabbed he 'neath the brow Hipponous Even to the eye-roots, that the eyeball fell”

Mentes

warrior · first appears Book II · Part 2

  • Book II · Part 2 · with Achilles “For firstfruits of death's harvest Peleus' son Slew Thalius and Mentes nobly born,”

Mynes

warrior · first appears Book IV · Part 3

  • Book IV · Part 3 · with Achilles “To him a deep wide silver oil-flask, ta'en By Achilles in possession, when his spear Slew Mynes, and he spoiled Lyrnessus' wealth.”

Orythaon

comrade of Hector · first appears Book III · Part 1

  • Book III · Part 1 · friends with Hector “The goodly Orythaon, comrade stout Of Hector, through his temples crashing clear:”
  • Book III · Part 1 · with Achilles “The goodly Orythaon, comrade stout Of Hector, through his temples crashing clear:”

Thalius

warrior · first appears Book II · Part 2

  • Book II · Part 2 · with Achilles “For firstfruits of death's harvest Peleus' son Slew Thalius and Mentes nobly born,”

Amphinous (slain by Neoptolemus)

warrior · first appears Book X · Part 1

  • Book X · Part 1 · with Neoptolemus “Phleges, Mnesaeus, Ennomus, Amphinous, Phasis, Galenus last, who had his home”

Cebrus

warrior · first appears Book X · Part 1

  • Book X · Part 1 · with Neoptolemus “By this Peleides' son had swiftly slain Twelve Trojan warriors with his father's spear. First Cebrus fell, Harmon, Pasitheus then,”

Ennomus

warrior · first appears Book X · Part 1

  • Book X · Part 1 · with Neoptolemus “Phleges, Mnesaeus, Ennomus, Amphinous, Phasis, Galenus last, who had his home”

Evenor (slain by Neoptolemus)

warrior · first appears Book XI · Part 1

  • Book XI · Part 1 · with Neoptolemus “Evenor next he smote”

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