According to some accounts, he was the brother of Abderus and son of Opian Menoetius. He fled to his
According to some accounts, he was the brother of Abderus and son of Opian Menoetius. He fled to his uncle's court after killing Amphidamas's son Cleitonymus, or Aeanes, over a game of dice. He killed the Paeonian king Pyraechmes, saving the ship of Protesilaus. Apollo held him back from taking Troy single-handedly, and later grimly unlaced the fastenings of his corselet. He killed Zeus's son Sarpedon, but fell shortly afterwards by the hand of Hector, inciting the wrath of his cousin. FTP, name this constant companion of Achilles.
According to some accounts, he was the brother of Abderus and son of Opian Menoetius.