Father of Amopaon (`amopaon-trojan`), whom peerless Teucer laid on the bounteous earth with his mighty bow when the son of Telamon harried the Trojan battalions from behind Ajax's shield.1
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Homer names Polyaemon only as the father of Amopaon when Teucer, after slaying Daetor, Chromius, and godlike Lycophontes, smote Polyaemon's son to the bounteous earth — the seventh named in the eight warriors Ajax screened while the archer let fly his shafts.2
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