Greek Tragedy

Antilochus

Family: Greeks · Role: son of Nestor · First appears: Sophocles, Philoctetes — Scene 3

Life events

  • Antilochus has died, leaving Nestor in distress.(Sophocles, Philoctetes — Scene 3)
    • With: Nestor
    • “And Nestor, my old friend, good aged man, Is he yet living? Oft he would prevent Their evils, by the wisdom of his thought. NEO. He too is now in trouble, having lost Antilochus, the comfort of his age.”

Sophocles, Philoctetes — Scene 3

  • parent: Nestor (Antilochus is identified as Nestor's lost child through the familial description.) “He too is now in trouble, having lost Antilochus, the comfort of his age.”

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