Iliad

Homer

Homer's Panthous is a Trojan elder and priest of Apollo — father of Polydamas, Euphorbus, and Hyperenor, the counselor whose sons fight and fall beside Hector.

Panthous

Priest of Apollo at Troy, son of Othrys — the elder whose house supplies Hector's wisest friend and the warrior who wounds Patroclus.

Polydamas

Panthous' son — Hector's cautious counselor whose good advice the hero too often refuses.

Euphorbus

Panthous' son — the Trojan who first wounds Patroclus before Hector delivers the killing blow; later claimed in Pythagorean transmigration lore.