Boeotian warrior and father of Prothoënor whom Patroclus smote through the thigh when he turned to flee in the scattered fight — Hyginus also makes him father of Arcesilaus and Prothoënor by Theobula (`theobula-boeotian`).1
Polydamas cast and smote upon the right shoulder Prothoënor, son of Areïlycus, and through the shoulder the mighty spear held its way; and he fell in the dust and clutched the ground with his palm.2
Then man slew man of the chieftains as the fight was scattered. First the valiant son of Menoetius smote the thigh of Areilycus with a cast of his sharp spear at the moment when he turned to flee, and drave the bronze clean through; and the spear brake the bone, and he fell on his face on the ground.3
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