Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Socus.
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Iliad
Homer
Book XI — Socus son of Hippasus drives his spear through Odysseus' shield and into the flesh before Odysseus kills him and strips the armour: a named Trojan who wounds the Ithacan king.
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Socus
Trojan warrior who wounded Odysseus before falling in the Iliad — not a mere catalogue name, but a fighter with a brief aristeia against the king of Ithaca.