In Greek mythology, Dolops (Ancient Greek: Δόλοψ) was a Trojan warrior, bravest son of Lampus son of Laomedon and skilled with the spear. In the Iliad he nearly killed Meges before Menelaus struck him from behind; the Greeks then stripped his armour.
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I.Fight with Meges and Menelaus
When Meges son of Phyleus leapt upon Polydamas and missed, then set about stripping Croesmus, Dolops sprang upon him and drove his spear against Meges' shield; the cunningly wrought corslet stayed the point. As Meges fought back, Menelaus attacked Dolops from behind and killed him, whereupon the Achaeans removed his armour.
II.Homonyms
This atlas entry (dolops-trojan) is the Trojan son of Lampus. Distinct from Dolops son of Clytius, the Achaean Hector slew (dolops-clytiid), and from the other Dolopes of Cronus, Hermes, and Lemnos listed on the shared Wikipedia name-page.