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Cleitus, son of Pisenor and comrade of Polydamas, is handling the reins and serving Hector and the Trojans in the thick of battle when Teucer’s arrow strikes the back of his neck.
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“Teucer heard him and hastened towards him with his bow and quiver in his hands. Forthwith he showered his arrows on the Trojans, and hit Cleitus the son of Pisenor, comrade of Polydamas the noble son of Panthous, with the reins in his hands as he was attending to his horses; he was in the middle of the very thickest part of the fight, doing good service to Hector and the Trojans, but evil had now come upon him, and not one of those who were fain to do so could avert it, for the arrow struck him on the back of the neck”