The Iliad often refers to him as the "herkos" or "wall" of the Achaeans.  
The Iliad often refers to him as the "herkos" or "wall" of the Achaeans.  His sons were Eurysaces and Philaeus and his wife was Tecmessa.  After Achilles had withdrawn from battle, this man met Hektor is single combat and ended the fight in a stalemate, though he was the only one uninjured.  The son of Telamon, this man eventually killed himself after realizing the shame of killing a flock of sheep while mad.  FTP, identify this Greek hero who lost the armor of Achilles to Odysseus.
The Iliad often refers to him as the "herkos" or "wall" of the Achaeans.  
Ajax