Eurylochus

Family: Ulysses' crew · Role: companion · First appears: Fable 106

Life events

Eurylochus escapes transformation and informs Ulysses of the companions’ disaster.(Fable106 · 📍 isle of Circe)
- With: Ulysses
- “Eurylochus, alone, had not the form of a swine; he, alone, escaped the proffered draught. And had he not escaped it, I should even, at this moment, have still been one of the bristle-clad animals; nor would Ulysses, having been informed by him of so direful a disaster, have come to Circe as {our} avenger.”

with Ulysses (Eurylochus informs Ulysses of the companions' transformation.) “nor would Ulysses, having been informed by him of so direful a disaster, have come to Circe as {our} avenger.”
with Macareus (Companions on the expedition.) “By lot were we chosen; that lot sent both me and the faithful Polytes, and Eurylochus, and Elpenor, too much addicted[23] to wine, and twice nine[24] companions, to the walls of Circe.”
with Polytes (Companions on the expedition.) “By lot were we chosen; that lot sent both me and the faithful Polytes, and Eurylochus, and Elpenor, too much addicted[23] to wine, and twice nine[24] companions, to the walls of Circe.”
with Elpenor (Companions on the expedition.) “By lot were we chosen; that lot sent both me and the faithful Polytes, and Eurylochus, and Elpenor, too much addicted[23] to wine, and twice nine[24] companions, to the walls of Circe.”
with Circe (Eurylochus escaped Circe's transformation because he refused the draught.) “We perceived that Eurylochus, alone, had not the form of a swine; he, alone, escaped the proffered draught.”
with Ulysses (Ulysses responded to Eurylochus's report.) “Nor would Ulysses, having been informed by him of so direful a disaster, have come to Circe as {our} avenger.”

Extracted from the original text of The Metamorphoses of Ovid. Made with Rho MD.