Eurylochus

Died c. 1178 BCE

Second in command of Odysseus' crew, who persuades them to eat the sacred cattle in the Odyssey.

Eurylochus is a companion of Odysseus from legend and epic tradition.

This is a figure of legend or epic. The dates are estimates from the setting of the story, not historical facts.

Known as

Companion of Odysseus

Category

Legends & Epics

Died

c. 1178 BCE

From the same age of legend

• Agamemnon Died c. 1180 BCE, Greek king
• Cassandra Died c. 1180 BCE, Trojan princess
• Elpenor Died c. 1180 BCE, companion of Odysseus
• Briseis Born c. 1205 BCE, Trojan captive
• Chryseis Born c. 1205 BCE, Trojan captive
• Amphinomus Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope