Pammon

Family: The Trojans · Role: warrior · First appears: Book VI · Part 2

Life events

Eurypylus chooses battle leaders, and they lead the Trojans out of the city to fight.(Book VI · Part 2)
- With: Eurypylus son of Telephus Aeneas Polydamas Deiphobus Aethicus
- “Champions then he chose, Alexander and Aeneas fiery-souled, Polydamas, Pammon, and Deiphobus, And Aethicus, of Paphlagonian men The staunchest man to stem the tide of war; These chose he, cunning all in battle-toil, To meet the foe in forefront of the fight. Swiftly they strode before that warrior-throng Then from the city cheering charged.”
Alcimedes' sling-stone struck Pammon's charioteer, who fell stunned beneath the chariot wheels.(Book VI · Part 4)
- With: Alcimedes Ajax son of Oileus
- “Fate winged its flight to the bold charioteer Of Pammon, Hippasus' son: his brow it smote While yet he grasped the reins, and flung him stunned Down from the chariot-seat before the wheels.”
A Trojan seized the reins and saved Pammon when his strength failed under the enemy attack.(Book VI · Part 4)
- With: Eurypylus' henchman
- “Leapt, grasped the reins, and saved the prince, when now His strength failed 'neath the murderous hands of foes.”
Neoptolemus killed Pammon with his lance.(Book XIII · Part 2)
- With: Neoptolemus
- “Achilles' son with his resistless lance Smote godlike Pammon;”

with Eurypylus son of Telephus (Eurypylus chooses Pammon for the battle.) “Polydamas, Pammon, and Deiphobus, And Aethicus, of Paphlagonian men”

with Neoptolemus (interaction) “Achilles' son with his resistless lance Smote godlike Pammon;”

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