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An old Achaean warrior greatly trusted by Achilles, acts as mediator between Achilles and Agamemnon.
Phoenix
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Achaean from Argos, friend to Diomedes.
Sthenelus
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Hector's wife and mother of their infant son, Astyanax.
Andromache
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Son of Priam and half brother and chariot driver of Hector.
Cebriones
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King of Crete and Achaean commander. Leads a charge against the Trojans in Book 13.
Idomeneus
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Trojan prince and Hector's brother; his abduction of Helen is the casus belli. He was supposed to be killed as a baby because Cassandra foresaw he would cause the destruction of Troy. Raised by a shepherd.
Paris
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An Achaean commander, son of Oileus often fights alongside Great Ajax; the two together are sometimes called the “Aeantes.”
Ajax the Lesser
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A priest of Apollo in a Trojan-allied town.
Chryses
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Achaean captain from Crete.
Meriones
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King of Athens, noted for his cowardice in war.
Menestheus