Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Pergamus.
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Pergamon
The Mysian city that takes its name from Pergamus — son of Neoptolemus who conquers Teuthrania and founds the settlement that becomes Hellenistic Pergamon.
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Pergamus
Legendary son of Neoptolemus (and often Andromache) — eponymous founder of Pergamon in the post-Trojan Aeolid migration legends.
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Neoptolemus
Pergamus' father — Achilles' son whose Asian conquests seed the Neoptolemid claim on Teuthrania and Pergamon.
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Andromache
In many accounts Pergamus' mother — Hector's widow carried to Epirus, whose son with Neoptolemus carries Trojan blood into Mysian foundation myth.