The Fall of Troy

Telamon

Family: The Greeks · Role: father of Aias · First appears: Book I · Part 5

In Book I, Telamon is identified as the father of Ajax son of Telamon, who presses hard on the opposing ranks. In Book IV, Teucer is also identified as his son.

Relationship record

Book I · Part 5

  • child: Ajax son of Telamon “Then hard on all their-reeling ranks he pressed With Telamon's mighty-hearted son;”

Book III · Part 2

  • child: Ajax son of Telamon (Patronymic identifies Aias as Telamon's son.) “So shrank they from the might of Telamon's son, As aye he charged amidst the rout.”

Book IV · Part 2

  • child: Teucer “Teucer the first, the son of Telamon,”

Book V · Part 1

  • child: Ajax son of Telamon “Then rose in rivalry, each claiming them, Laertes' seed and godlike Telamon's son, Aias, the mightiest far of Danaan men:”

Book V · Part 3

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