Trojan whom Achilles smote upon the back with a thrust of his spear as he leapt down from his car and fled before him, bellowing like a bull dragged to the altar — Apollodorus counts Hippodamas among Priam's sons by other women, distinct from the Calydonian eponym father of Euryte.1
Hippodamas thereafter, as he leapt down from his car and fled before him, Achilles smote upon the back with a thrust of his spear. And as he breathed forth his spirit he gave a bellowing cry, even as a bull that is dragged belloweth, when young men drag him about the altar of the lord of Helice; for in such doth the Shaker of Earth delight; even so bellowed Hippodamas, as his lordly spirit left his bones.2
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