 However, he was recaptured and beheaded at Troyes.The name of the church (Troyes) is named after the Ancient Greek city of Troy 

Bruno I, Archbishop of Cologne transported Patroclus' relics from Troyes to Cologne in 960, and transferred them in 964 to Soest, Germany, where they are held in the church St. Patrokli, dedicated to the saint.In art, Patroclus is depicted as a warrior pointing to a fish with a pearl in its mouth, often invoked against demons and fever.