Πάνθοος
Πάν·θοος, όου (ὁ) Panthoos, prêtre d’Apollon à Delphes et à Troie, Il. 3, 146 ; Luc. Gall. 13, etc. ||
➳ Nom. contr. Πάνθους, Luc. l.c. ; gén. -θου, selon d’autres -θόου, Il. 15, 522 ; 17, 9 et 23 ; acc. -οον, Il. 3, 146.
Étym. π. θέω.
Πάνθοος
- Genit. Πάνθου, Dat. Πάνθῳ.
- An elder at Troy, apparently (Il. 16.807) a Dardanian, husband of Phrontis-1 and father of Euphorbus, Poulydamas and Hyperenor Il. 3.146, Il. 15.522, Il. 17.9, 23, 40.
Πανθοο ? a Delphic priest Πα. 6. 74, v. Radt ad loc.
Πάνθοος : Panthous, son of Othrys, father of Euphorbus and Polydamas, a priest of Apollo at Delphi, afterward a priest and an elder at Troy, Il. 3.146, Il. 17.9, 23, 40, 59, Il. 15.522.