the unnamed Greek slain by Agenor

Also known as: one Greek · Family: The Greeks · Role: warrior · First appears: Book XI · Part 2

Life events

• Agenor slew a Greek by cleaving his shoulder and arm with a spear.(Book XI · Part 2)
  • With: Agenor
  • “But fierce Agenor thrust Ere he was ware; his two-edged partizan Shore though his shoulder; yea, the very bone Of that gashed arm was cloven by the steel; The tendons parted, the veins spirted blood: Down by his horse's neck he slid, and straight Fell mid the dead.”

Book XI · Part 2

• with Agenor (Agenor wounds the unnamed Greek; the Greek subsequently falls dead.) “But fierce Agenor thrust Ere he was ware; his two-edged partizan Shore though his shoulder; yea, the very bone Of that gashed arm was cloven by the steel;”

Also listed in The Greeks — Minor Figures

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