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Not What You Meant?  There are 41 definitions for Whom the gods would destroy.

Othryoneus

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In Greek Mythology, Othryoneus was a suitor of Princess Cassandra of Troy. According to Homer's Iliad, he was killed by Ajax the Great during the Battle of the Ships.

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Characters in the Iliad
Greeks Acamas • Achilles • Actor • Adrastus • Agamemnon • Agapenor • Ajax • Ajax the Lesser • Antilochus • Ascalaphus • Automedon • Balius and Xanthus • Bias • Briseis • Diomedes • Euryalus • Eurybates • Hecamede • Idomeneus • Mecisteus • Medon • Menelaus • Menestheus • Nestor • Nireus • Odysseus • Patroclus • Philoctetes • Phoenix • Podarces • Promachus • Schedius • Stentor • Sthenelus • Talthybius • Teucer • Thersites • Thoas • Thrasymedes • Tlepolemus
Trojans Aeneas • Aesepus • Agenor • Alcathous • Amphimachus • Anchises • Andromache • Antenor • Antiphates • Antiphus • Archelochus • Asius • Asteropaios • Astyanax • Axylus • Calchas • Calesius • Cassandra • Chryseis • Chryses • Clytius • Dares Phrygius • Deiphobus • Dolon • Elephenor • Epeius • Epistrophus • Eteoneus • Euneus • Euphemus • Euphorbus • Eurypylus • Glaucus • Halizones • Hector • Hecuba • Helen • Helenus • Kebriones • Lycaon • Lykomedes • Machaon • Mégês Phyleïdês • Melanippus • Mentes • Meriones • Mydon • Mygdon of Phrygia • Othryoneus • Pandarus • Paris • Pedasus • Phorcys • Podalirius • Polites • Poludamas • Polybus • Polydorus • Priam • Pyraechmes • Rhesus of Thrace • Sarpedon • Theano

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