The Fall of Troy

Eubius

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

Eubius was the son of Meges son of Dymas and Periboea, born beside the banks of the Sangarius at the same time as his brother Celtus. In Book VII, Neoptolemus killed him with a stone that shattered his helmet; Eubius and Celtus died on the same day, by the same hand.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Neoptolemus killed Eubius with a stone that shattered his helmet.(Book VII · Part 4)
    • With: Neoptolemus
    • “one He smote down with a massy stone that crashed Through his strong helmet, shattered all its ridge, And dashed his brains to earth.”

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 Celtus “As on one day they saw the light, they died On one day by the same hand.”
  • with Neoptolemus (interaction) “one He smote down with a massy stone that crashed Through his strong helmet, shattered all its ridge, And dashed his brains to earth.”

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