Father of Pylaemenes (`pylaemenes-paphlagon`) — attested by Apollodorus when the Paphlagonian captain joined the Trojans after nine years of siege, while Homer names the son but not his sire in the Catalogue.1
I
Homer's Catalogue sets Pylaemenes of the shaggy heart at the head of the Paphlagonians from the land of the Eneti — men who held Cytorus and dwelt about Sesamon and the river Parthenius — but does not name his father in the muster.2
II
Apollodorus, listing the allies who came to Troy in the ninth year, makes Pylaemenes son of Bilsates among the Paphlagonian captains.3
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