Teucer · Atlas · Falsafa

in the texts

IliadClassical · Greek

Achaean archer who kills Aretaon in the general fighting.

Polypoites then killed Astyalos, Odysseus Pidytes of Perkote, and Teucer Aretaon.

Which of the Trojans did brave Teucer first kill?

And Teucer answered, "Most noble son of Atreus, you need not urge me;

AjaxClassical · Greek

Ajax's brother, absent on a raid, later returned with urgent orders to keep Ajax inside.

Teucer!

Messenger:

Messenger:

Tusculan DisputationsHellenistic · Latin

Mythical hero to whom the saying 'one's country is wherever it is well' is attributed

And so to every reasoning the saying of Teucer can be fitted:

HelenClassical · Greek

Son of Telamon, half-brother of Aias, exiled Achaean archer who lands in Egypt seeking Theonoe's prophecy before founding a new Salamis in Cyprus.

Helen:

Helen:

Helen:

EvagorasClassical · Greek

Heroic son of Telamon who founded Salamis in Cyprus and left the ruling family.

After the city had been founded in this manner, the rule at first was held by Teucer’s descendants:

And Ajax was second to him in valor, and Teucer, who proved himself worthy of their kinship and inferior to none of the other heroes, after he had helped in the capture of Troy, went to Cyprus and founded Salamis, giving to it the name of his former native land;

Nicocles or the CypriansClassical · Greek

The founder of the speaker's race, credited with bringing ancestors overseas, founding the city, and distributing land.

For who does not know how Teucer, the founder of our race, taking with him the ancestors of the rest of our people, came hither over seas and built for them a city and portioned out the land;

nicocles or the cyprians ¶