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Ἀντίλοχος

Ἀντίλοχος (ἀγλαός, ἀμύμων, δαΐφρων, διοτρεφής, θείειν ταχύς, θοὸς πολεμιστής , κρατερός, κυδάλιμος , μαχητής, μενεχάρμης , μήστωρ ἀϋτῆς, Νηλήϊος , πεπνυμένος). Patronymic Νεστορίδης. Son of Nestor. slays Echepolus-1 Il. 4.457; comes to the rescue of Menelaus Il. 5.565; slays Mydon-1 Il. 5.580 ; slays Ablerus Il. 6.32 ; slays the chariot-driver of Asius-2 Il. 13.396; slays Thoon-3 Il. 13.545; slays Phalces and Mermerus Il. 14.513 ; slays Melanippus-2 Il. 15.575; slays Atymnius Il. 16.318; hears from Menelaus of the death of Patroclus Il. 17.685 , announces the death to Achilles Il. 18.18; takes part in the chariot-race Il. 23.301, Nestor's advice to him 306, addresses his horses 402, gains the advantage of Menelaus and comes in second 417, objects to Achilles' proposal to give Eumelus the second prize 541, Menelaus accuses him of foul driving 566, Achilles pacifies him 586, takes part in the foot-race 756, comes in last 785; etc.: Nestor speaks of his death at Troy Od. 3.112; was slain by Memnon Od. 4.187, 202; in the Shades Od. 11.468, Od. 24.16; Od. 24.78.

Πάτροκλος

Πάτροκλος -ου. Also genit. Πατροκλῆος 554 , Il. 17.670, Il. 23.65, 105, 221: Od. 11.468, Od. 24.16. Acc. -ῆα 602, Il. 16.125, 818, Il. 22.331. Voc. -εες 337, Il. 11.823, Il. 16.7, 126, etc. (ἄλκιμος, ἀμύμων, διΐφιλος, διογενής, δῖος, θεόφιν μήστωρ ἀτάλαντος , ἱππεύς, ἱπποκέλευθος , μεγαλήτωρ, Πατροκλῆος λάσιον κῆρ). Patronymic Μενοιτιάδης. Son of Menoetius and comrade of Achilles. Brings out Briseis at the bidding of Achilles Il. 1.337, 345; present with Achilles when the embassy arrives Il. 9.190; summoned by Achilles to ascertain who was the wounded man who passed with Nestor Il. 11.602, reaches Nestor's hut 644, on his way back encounters and succours the wounded Eurypylus-2 807 , Il. 15.390; delivers Nestor's appeal to Achilles Il. 16.2; arms at the bidding of Achilles Il. 16.126, and falls on the foe 257, fights with Sarpedon 427, slays him 480; against Achilles's advice drives the foe too far Il. 16.684, approaches the city 703, but retires before Apollo 710; Apollo brings about his end Il. 16.787, he is wounded by Euphorbus 806, mortally wounded by Hector 818, prophesies Hector's death 843, dies 855; the fight over his body Il. 17.1; Achilles hears of his death Il. 18.15; his corpse is rescued Il. 18.231; the lament of Briseis Il. 19.282; his spirit appears to Achilles Il. 23.65, the material for the pyre collected 110, the pyre 163, the winds summoned to make it burn 192, the funeral games 262; how he had been brought by Menoetius to the house of Peleus Il. 23.85 ; etc.: Od. 3.110; in the Shades Od. 11.468, Od. 24.16; Od. 24.77, 79 .

Πάτροκλος

Πάτροκλος -ου. Also genit. Πατροκλῆος 554 , Il. 17.670, Il. 23.65, 105, 221: Od. 11.468, Od. 24.16. Acc. -ῆα 602, Il. 16.125, 818, Il. 22.331. Voc. -εες 337, Il. 11.823, Il. 16.7, 126, etc. (ἄλκιμος, ἀμύμων, διΐφιλος, διογενής, δῖος, θεόφιν μήστωρ ἀτάλαντος , ἱππεύς, ἱπποκέλευθος , μεγαλήτωρ, Πατροκλῆος λάσιον κῆρ). Patronymic Μενοιτιάδης. Son of Menoetius and comrade of Achilles. Brings out Briseis at the bidding of Achilles Il. 1.337, 345; present with Achilles when the embassy arrives Il. 9.190; summoned by Achilles to ascertain who was the wounded man who passed with Nestor Il. 11.602, reaches Nestor's hut 644, on his way back encounters and succours the wounded Eurypylus-2 807 , Il. 15.390; delivers Nestor's appeal to Achilles Il. 16.2; arms at the bidding of Achilles Il. 16.126, and falls on the foe 257, fights with Sarpedon 427, slays him 480; against Achilles's advice drives the foe too far Il. 16.684, approaches the city 703, but retires before Apollo 710; Apollo brings about his end Il. 16.787, he is wounded by Euphorbus 806, mortally wounded by Hector 818, prophesies Hector's death 843, dies 855; the fight over his body Il. 17.1; Achilles hears of his death Il. 18.15; his corpse is rescued Il. 18.231; the lament of Briseis Il. 19.282; his spirit appears to Achilles Il. 23.65, the material for the pyre collected 110, the pyre 163, the winds summoned to make it burn 192, the funeral games 262; how he had been brought by Menoetius to the house of Peleus Il. 23.85 ; etc.: Od. 3.110; in the Shades Od. 11.468, Od. 24.16; Od. 24.77, 79 .