Hector
Ἕκτωρ
Troy's greatest warrior, who stood before the walls knowing he would lose.
He was the eldest son of King Priam and commander-in-chief of Troy.
His farewell to his wife Andromache and his son is the most widely quoted passage in the Iliad.
Killed by Achilles, his body dragged behind a chariot — yet the epic ends with old Priam walking alone into the enemy camp to bring his son home.
SourcesHomer, Iliad