Amphinomus
Died c. 1174 BCE
The most decent of Penelope's suitors, warned by Odysseus and still killed in the Odyssey.
Amphinomus is a suitor of Penelope 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
- Suitor of Penelope
- Category
- Legends & Epics
- Died
- c. 1174 BCE
Penelope's Suitors
- Antinous Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
- Eurymachus Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
- Leodes Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
From the same age of legend
- Briseis Born c. 1205 BCE, Trojan captive
- Chryseis Born c. 1205 BCE, Trojan captive
- Antinous Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
- Eurymachus Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
- Leodes Died c. 1174 BCE, suitor of Penelope
- Melanthius Died c. 1174 BCE, goatherd