Δηΐφοβος
Δηΐφοβος, Deiphobus
1 hijo de Hipólito y rey de Arcadia, D.S.4.31, Apollod.2.6.2.
2 hijo de Príamo y Hécuba Il.12.94, 24.251, Alc.298.12, Ibyc.16, Simon.56, E.Tr.960, Apollod.3.12.5, Hyg.Fab.90, Q.S.10.346.
Δηΐ·φοβος, ου (ὁ) Dèïphobos (Déiphobe) fils de Priam, Il. 12, 94, etc. ; Od. 4, 276 ; Eur. Tr. 960, etc.
Étym. cf. le préc.
Δηΐφοβος
- (θεοειδής, θεοείκελος).
- Patronymic Πριαμίδης.
- Son of Priam and Hecabe Il. 12.94, Il. 13.156, 162, 258, 402, 413, 446, 455, 490, 517, 527, 758, 770, 781;
- Athene takes his form in approaching Hector in his last fight Il. 22.277; Il. 22.233, 294, 298, Il. 24.251: accompanied Helen when she visited the Trojan horse Od. 4.276;
- when the city was taken Odysseus and Menelaus proceeded to his house Od. 8.517.
Δηΐφοβος : Deïphobus, son of Priam and Hecuba, a prominent warrior of the Trojans, Il. 12.94, Od. 4.276.