Son of Hippasus (`hippasus-trojan`) and shepherd of the people, whom great Deïphobus smote in the liver beneath the midriff when the battle surged about the ships — brother of Charops and Socus in the house of Hippasus.1
When the battle cried unquenchable arose about the ships, Deïphobus smote Hypsenor son of Hippasus, shepherd of the people, in the liver beneath the midriff with his mighty spear; and down he fell and darkness enfolded his eyes. His comrades bore him away from the battle, making great lamentation, and placed him in the chariot; but the horses that drew him were all in tears as they went, for they missed their goodly charioteer.2
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