person
Antilochus
also: Ἀντίλοχος
Nestor's son, swift-footed and a fine fighter, killed at Troy by the son of Dawn (Memnon); both Nestor and Menelaus's household still mourn him.
Reading notes
- The Iliad §4.419 Antilochus
Nestor's son, swift-footed and a fine fighter; he breaks the news of Patroclus's death to Achilles in Book 18 and competes prominently in the funeral games of Book 23.
- The Odyssey §3.103 Antilochus
Nestor's own son, swift and a fine fighter, killed at Troy; both Nestor's and Menelaus's households still grieve him.
- The Odyssey §4.183 blameless Antilochus
Nestor's son, killed at Troy; Peisistratus's tears at the mention of Odysseus recall his own loss.
Mentioned in 2 works (40 mentions)
The Iliad
- §4.419 Antilochus
- §5.533 Antilochus
- §6.1 Antilochus
- §13.383 Antilochus
- §13.417 Antilochus
- §13.468 Antilochus
- §13.487 Antilochus
- §13.81 Antilochus
- §14.505 Antilochus
- §15.565 Antilochus
- §15.572 Antilochus
- §16.275 Antilochus
- §17.366 Antilochus
- §17.652 Antilochus
- §17.685 Antilochus
- §17.694 Antilochus
- §18.1 Antilochus
- §18.22 Antilochus
- §23.287 Antilochus
- §23.349 Antilochus
- §23.417 Antilochus
- §23.429 Antilochus
- §23.439 Antilochus
- §23.499 Antilochus
- §23.539 Antilochus
- §23.555 Antilochus
- §23.558 Antilochus
- §23.563 Antilochus
- §23.570 Antilochus
- §23.602 Antilochus
- §23.612 Antilochus
- §23.754 Antilochus
- §23.784 Antilochus
- §23.795 Antilochus