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👤 Leonteus

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  • Information
    leader of the Argissa contingent at Troy
    Gender
    Male
    Son of
    👤 Coronos (s. of Caineus) son of Caineus, father of Leonteus
    Leader of
    👥 the Argissa Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent
    Belongs to
    👥 the Greek Contingent at Troy led by Agamemnon👥 the Suitors of Helen compete to marry Helen👥 the Argissa Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent👥 the Lapiths ethnic collective associated with Thessaly and northern Greece
    Kills
    👤 Hippomachos (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Antiphates (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Menon (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Iamenos Percote fighter, killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Orestes (Trojan) Percote fighter, killed by Leonteus at Troy
    Competes in
    ⏳ the Funeral Games of Patroclos (Troy) held on the Plain and Beach of Troy
    Related entities
    👥 the Greek Contingent at Troy led by Agamemnon🌍 Troy (Troad) city in the Troad👤 Amphilochos (epigonos) son of Amphiaraos, one of the Epigonoi👤 Calchas prophet, son of Thestor👤 Podaleirios son of Asclepios, leader of the Tricca contingent at Troy👤 Polypoites (Thessalian) son of Peirithous, leader of the Argissa contingent at Troy🌍 Notion (Asia Minor) harbor near Colophon👤 Coronos (s. of Caineus) son of Caineus, father of Leonteus👤 Agapenor son of Ancaios, leader of the Arcadian contingent at Troy👤 Aias (the greater) son of Telamon, leader of the Salamis contingent at Troy, 'the greater'👤 Aias (the lesser) son of Oileus, leader of the Locrian contingent at Troy, 'the lesser'👤 Amphimachos (Elian I) son of Cteatos, leader of the Epeian contingent at Troy👤 Antilochos (Pylian) son of Nestor, Pylian fighter at Troy👤 Ascalaphos (Orchomenian) son of Ares, leader of the Orchomenos contingent at Troy👤 Diomedes (Argive I) son of Tydeus, leader of the Argos contingent at Troy👤 Elephenor suitor of Helen, leader of the Euboian contingent at Troy👤 Epistrophos (Phocian) son of Iphitos, leader of the Phocian contingent at Troy👤 Eumelos (Pheraian) son of Admetos, leader of the Pherai contingent at Troy👤 Eurypylos (Thessalian) son of Euaimon, leader of the Ormenios contingent at Troy👤 Ialmenos son of Ares, leader of the Orchomenos contingent at Troy👤 Patroclos (Myrmidon) son of Menoitios, Myrmidon fighter killed by Hector at Troy, close companion of Achilles👤 Peneleos (Theban) Argonaut, leader of Boiotian contingent at Troy👤 Philoctetes son of Poias, abandoned on Lemnos👤 Polyxenos (Elian II) son of Agasthenes, leader of the Epeian contingent at Troy👤 Leitos Argonaut, leader of the Boiotian contingent at Troy👤 Machaon son of Asclepios, leader of the Tricca contingent at Troy👤 Meges leader of the Doulichion contingent at Troy👤 Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of Helen👤 Menestheus (Athenian) son of Peteos, leader of the Athenian contingent at Troy👤 Odysseus king of Ithaca, leader of the Cephallenian contingent at Troy👤 Schedios (Phocian I) son of Iphitos, leader of the Phocian contingent at Troy👤 Protesilaos first Greek killed at Troy👤 Sthenelos (Argive) son of Capaneus, leader of the Argos contingent at Troy👤 Teucros (Salamian) son of Telamon and Hesione👤 Thalpios son of Eurytos, leader of the Epeian contingent at Troy👥 the Suitors of Helen compete to marry Helen👥 the Argissa Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent👥 the Lapiths ethnic collective associated with Thessaly and northern Greece🏛️ the Achaian Wall (Troy) on the Beach of Troy👤 Iamenos Percote fighter, killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Orestes (Trojan) Percote fighter, killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Hippomachos (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Antiphates (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Menon (Trojan) killed by Leonteus at Troy👤 Epeios (horse-builder) son of Panopeus, builder of the Trojan horse⏳ the Funeral Games of Patroclos (Troy) held on the Plain and Beach of Troy🏺 the Iron Quoit of Eetion used as prize at the Funeral Games of Patroclos🌍 Colophon (Ionia) city in Ionia👤 Teiresias Theban prophet👤 Andraimon (b. of Leonteus)
    Mentioned by
    📖 Apollodoros, Epitome 6.2📖 Apollodoros, Epitome 6.2-6.4📖 Apollodoros, Library 3.10.8📖 Homer, Iliad 2.738-2.747📖 Homer, Iliad 12.108-12.148📖 Homer, Iliad 2.182-2.210📖 Homer, Iliad 23.826-23.849📖 Nostoi Argumentum 2 West📖 Diodoros, Library 4.52.3-4.53.2
    Mentioned in text
    Apollodoros, EpitomeApollodoros, LibraryHomer, Iliad NostoiDiodoros, Library
    Reported to be mentioned in text
    Dionysios Scytobrachion
    Mentioned in citation of
    📖 Dionysios Scytobrachion fr. 36 Rusten
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