Philomedusa

Then they slew, the one, [253] indeed, Menesthius, son of king Areithoüs, who dwelt in Arne, whom the club-bearer Areithoüs and large-eyed Philomedusa brought forth; but Hector smote Eïoneus with his sharp spear upon the neck, under his well-wrought brazen helmet, [254] and relaxed his limbs.

The Iliad of Homer (1873) 750? BC-650? BC Homer 1840