Tisiphone

Family: The Trojans · Role: daughter of Antimachus and wife of Meneptolemus · First appears: Book I · Part 4

Life events

• Tisiphone roused the Trojan women to arm themselves and go out to battle.(Book I · Part 4 · 📍 Troy)
  • “Suddenly A fiery passion for the fray hath seized Antimachus' daughter, Meneptolemus' wife, Tisiphone.”
• Tisiphone's appeal stirred the women to prepare to fight for their town and people.(Book I · Part 4)
  • “So cried she, and with passion for stern war Thrilled all those women; and with eager speed They hasted to go forth without the wall Mail-clad, afire to battle for their town And people: all their spirit was aflame.”

Book I · Part 4

• parent: Antimachus (father of Tisiphone) “A fiery passion for the fray hath seized Antimachus' daughter, Meneptolemus' wife, Tisiphone.”
• married with Meneptolemus “A fiery passion for the fray hath seized Antimachus' daughter, Meneptolemus' wife, Tisiphone.”

Also listed in The Trojans — Minor Figures

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