Thrasymedes

Also known as: Nestor's son / Thrasymedes war-renowned · Family: The Greeks · Role: son of Nestor and warrior · First appears: Book II · Part 2

In Book II, Thrasymedes, son of Nestor and brother of Antilochus, killed Laomedon in vengeance for the death of his brother, whom Memnon had slain. In Book VI, he joined Teucer, Idomeneus, Thoas and Meriones in rallying to defend the sons of Atreus against Eurypylus son of Telephus.

Relationship record

Thrasymedes kills Laomedon in vengeance for his slain brother.(Book II · Part 2)
- With: Laomedon
- “Laomedon was slain By the wrath of Nestor's son for a brother dead, The dear one Memnon slew in battle-rout,”
Teucer, Idomeneus, Thoas, Meriones, and Thrasymedes rallied to defend the Atreus' sons against Eurypylus.(Book VI · Part 4)
- With: Teucer Idomeneus Thoas Meriones Atreus' sons Eurypylus son of Telephus
- “But that, in fear for Atreus' sons, they rallied Against Eurypylus: deadly waxed the fight.”

parent: Nestor “No son of mine art thou, nor of the line Of Periclymenus, who dared withstand Hercules' self.”
siblings with Antilochus “Help me to thrust back from thy brother's corse, Yea, from mine hapless son, his murderer,”
with Laomedon (Killed Laomedon in battle.) “Laomedon was slain By the wrath of Nestor's son for a brother dead,”

with Teucer (They come to help in battle.) “Had Teucer and Idomeneus strong of heart Come not to help, with Thoas, Meriones, And godlike Thrasymedes”
with Idomeneus (They come to help in battle.) “Had Teucer and Idomeneus strong of heart Come not to help, with Thoas, Meriones, And godlike Thrasymedes”
with Thoas (They come to help in battle.) “Had Teucer and Idomeneus strong of heart Come not to help, with Thoas, Meriones, And godlike Thrasymedes”
with Meriones (They come to help in battle.) “Had Teucer and Idomeneus strong of heart Come not to help, with Thoas, Meriones, And godlike Thrasymedes”

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