person
Telamon
also: Τελαμών
Father of the Ajax who stays angry with Odysseus even in death over the arms of Achilles.
Reading notes
- The Odyssey §11.510 son of Telamon
Father of the greater Ajax, whose shade stands apart from Odysseus in the underworld, still angry over the judgement that gave Achilles's arms to Odysseus, and refusing to answer him.
Mentioned in 2 works (45 mentions)
The Iliad
- §2.441 Telamon
- §4.419 Telamon
- §5.607 Telamon
- §6.1 Telamon
- §7.206 Telamon
- §7.234 Telamon
- §7.244 Telamon
- §8.212 Telamon
- §8.245 Telamon
- §8.281 Telamon
- §9.616 Telamon
- §9.640 Telamon
- §11.1 Telamon
- §11.465 Telamon
- §11.523 Telamon
- §11.531 Telamon
- §11.586 Telamon
- §12.329 Telamon
- §12.354 Telamon
- §12.364 Telamon
- §12.370 Telamon
- §13.155 Telamon
- §13.312 Telamon
- §13.59 Telamon
- §13.673 Telamon
- §13.68 Telamon
- §13.708 Telamon
- §14.377 Telamon
- §14.457 Telamon
- §14.505 Telamon
- §15.286 Telamon
- §15.442 Telamon
- §15.467 Telamon
- §15.559 Telamon
- §16.101 Telamon
- §17.233 Telamon
- §17.256 Telamon
- §17.624 Telamon
- §17.708 Telamon
- §17.91 Telamon
- §18.188 Telamon
- §23.708 Telamon
- §23.811 Telamon
- §23.836 Telamon