Eurylokhos
mythological figure · 1 work · 3 mentions · 10 anchored passages
in the texts
Odyssey
Companion and officer of Odysseus, cautious and fearful of Circe's magic.
"Thus then were they shut up squealing, and Circe threw them some acorns and beech masts such as pigs eat, but Eurylokhos hurried back to tell me about the sad fate of our comrades.
I gave one company to Eurylokhos, while I took command of the other myself.
"On this we all went inland, and Eurylokhos was not left behind after all, but came on too, for he was frightened by the severe reprimand that I had given him.