Polypoetes

Family: The Greeks · Role: warrior · First appears: Book I · Part 3

In Book I, Polypoetes slew Dresaeus. By Book IV, he was among those who harnessed their steeds and led them to the cars, alongside Menelaus, Eurypylus, Eumelus and Thoas, all eager for victory.

Relationship record

Book I · Part 3

• with Dresaeus (Polypoetes killed Dresaeus.) “And Polypoetes, dear to Ares, slew Dresaeus,”

Book IV · Part 4

• rivals with Menelaus “Menelaus first, Eurypylus bold in fight, Eumelus, Thoas, godlike Polypoetes Harnessed their steeds, and led them to the cars All panting for the joy of victory.”
• rivals with Eurypylus “Menelaus first, Eurypylus bold in fight, Eumelus, Thoas, godlike Polypoetes Harnessed their steeds, and led them to the cars All panting for the joy of victory.”
• rivals with Eumelus “Menelaus first, Eurypylus bold in fight, Eumelus, Thoas, godlike Polypoetes Harnessed their steeds, and led them to the cars All panting for the joy of victory.”
• rivals with Thoas “Menelaus first, Eurypylus bold in fight, Eumelus, Thoas, godlike Polypoetes Harnessed their steeds, and led them to the cars All panting for the joy of victory.”

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