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Deiphobus is a son of Priam and one of Troy's bravest defenders, second only to Hector among his brothers. After Paris is slain, he takes Helen as his wife, earning the bitterest of fates. On the night Troy falls, Helen betrays him to Menelaus, who finds him in his bed and butchers him; Aeneas later meets his mutilated shade in the Underworld.
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Fall of Troy
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- Who is Deiphobus?
- Deiphobus is a son of Priam and one of Troy's bravest defenders, second only to Hector among his brothers. After Paris is slain, he takes Helen as his wife, earning the bitterest of fates.
- Which mythology does Deiphobus belong to?
- Deiphobus belongs to Greek mythology.
- Which stories does Deiphobus appear in?
- Deiphobus appears in Fall of Troy, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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