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720:Peneleos
704:Odysseus
683:Meriones
672:Menelaus
647:Leonteus
625:Ialmenus
594:Euryalus
573:Diomedes
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157:Sarpedon
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1008:Helenus
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567:Calchas
527:Alcimus
422:Homer,
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324:Epitome
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277:Fabulae
272:Hyginus
199:In the
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149:Glaukos
109:Glaucus
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693:Nestor
642:Leitus
614:Guneus
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495:Acamas
247:Aeneas
235:Apollo
231:Teucer
215:Oeneus
179:Family
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