Captain of the Athenians, called the son of Sphelus son of Bucolus, whom Aeneas slew beside Medon in the battle at the ships — a namesake of Iasus king of Argos, of Atalanta's father in Arcadia, and of other Iasus figures in later myth.1
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When Apollo roused the Trojans and the fight turned grim about the hollow ships, Aeneas slew Medon the bastard son of Oileus and Iasus, a captain of the Athenians who was called the son of Sphelus, son of Bucolus.2
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