Eupolbos

Euphorbos(:Εὔφορβος, Euphorbos) is a figure of. The old man and the son of Prontus, Purudamers (), and brothers. Euphorbos was a beautiful young man with active in.

Although he fought active in fighting armor, he hit the back of Patroclus and cluttered Patroclus' s consciousness, broke the spear, and further solved the armor. For that reason Patroclus stood still unprotected for a moment, and Euphorbos threw a spear from behind and brought a deep impression on Patroclus. However, he did not have the courage to prick the enemy, plucked the spear and ran into the friendly army, and attacked and killed the place where Patroclus went out. Euphorbos who saw it flew over to the body of Patroclus and fought over the corpse, but his neck was pierced with a spear and killed.

In the sanctuary of Argolis region there was a round shield that was supposed to belong to Euporbos dedicated by Menelaus, but in later generations it was said that he was Euphorbos of Troy, and looking at the round shield of Eupolbos, he remembered the previous life It is said.

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1. *"Iliad" 16 volumes, 17 volumes. 2. Apollo Doros, abstract (E) 4 · 6. 3. *, 2 volumes 17 · 3. 4. Ovidius "Transformation stories" 15 volumes. 5. ****, 112 episodes.

References

• "Greek myth" translation, (1953)
• "(Lower)" translation, Iwanami Bunko (1984)
• "Greek myths collection" · Translated by Teruo Aoyama, (2005)
• "(Lower)" translation, Iwanami Bunko (1992)
• Takatsu Haruhi "Greek-Roman Myth Dictionary", (1960)

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