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I didn't think Antenor criticizes Helen's opinion of Odysseus. In my version of the text (a Fagles translation), Antenor seems to agree with her, saying...

survivors are said to have gone with Antenor and Æneas, two Trojan princes whom the Greeks felt well-disposed to. Antenor's group settled at the headwaters...

rate, even if we assume, following tradition, that Aeneas and Antenor led two groups of Trojan refugees away from the ruined city, we have no way of guessing...

seems Capys = Acoetes, but I found also many hits with Laocoon son of Antenor?!? --Olliminator172.181.104.115 02:11, 30 December 2005 (UTC) I fear no...

Aeneas survives the war and rebuilds in Anatolia. I also seem to remember Antenor surviving. john k 02:17, 10 June 2006 (UTC) In Book 20 of the Iliad Poseidon...

(here the daughter of traitor, gone to Greece) is exchanged with Antenor (a Trojan soldier who later turns traitor, as well), Diomedes swoops in and...

listed under the Trojans with book numbers? I think the book numbers are unnecessary (unless every person has one). "Paris refuses" in "Antenor — King Priam’s...

Troy under Priam (not necessarily the famous Priam of Homer's epics) and Antenor and moved up the Maeotis and the Tainais to Pannonia. There they founded...

descended from the Heneti of Paphlagonia, who took refuge here with Antenor after the Trojan war; and they give as a proof of this the attention these people...

shame can show itself." (Canto XXXII) * Round 2: Antenora is named for Antenor of Troy, who according to medieval tradition betrayed his city to the Greeks...