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He and his brother, Hippolokhos (Hippolochos) were killed at the siege of Troy by Agamemnon.
Antimakhos (Antimachus), Peisandros’ and Hippolokhos’ father, was an advisor to king Priam of Troy and wanted to kill Odysseus and Menelaos (Menelaus) when they came to negotiate an end to the war; when Agamemnon found the two brothers on the battlefield, he killed them without mercy to avenge their father’s temerity.
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