One of Penelope's suitors in Apollodorus' catalogue of the fifty-seven wooers from Dulichium — a namesake of Andraemon the husband of Dryope in Ovid's telling and of other figures who bear the name.1
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Apollodorus names Andraemon among the suitors who devoured Odysseus' substance, listed after Lamas and before Agerochus in the long company of Penelope's wooers.2
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the spine ignites as you read · hover a bond on the card — every mention of them lights in the story