and Neoptolemus,
“the hero Eurypylus.”
The poet says these places were laid waste, and even Lesbos;
“when he took the well-built Lesbos,”[1332]
and,
“he sacked Lyrnessus and Pedasus,”[1333]
and,
“laid waste Lyrnessus, and the walls of Thebe.”[1334]
Briseïs was taken captive at Lyrnessus;
“whom he carried away from Lyrnessus.”[1335]