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Antenor was an important counselor of Priam and the Trojans, in Greek Mythology. His wife was Theano, and he had thirteen sons.

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rdfs:comment	Antenor was an important counselor of Priam and the Trojans, in Greek Mythology. His wife was Theano, and he had thirteen sons. Antenor was a young conscript in the army of Philistinia, and an army buddy of Pheidas. He was based in Gaza but spent duty time patrolling in Moab. While not a intellectual, Antenor was studious. When Pheidas could not remember the name of the Moabite whom Lord Goliath slew in personal combat, he called out to Antenor asking him. After a moment's thought Antenor answered Tabitas of the Evraioi.
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dcterms:subject	Smokers Occupation Duty Characters 1980s Births (Fictional Work) Polytheists Soldiers Humans Iliad Characters Trojans Philistines
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Name	Antenor
Religion	Dagonist polytheism
Occupation	Soldier
Nationality	Philistinia
abstract	Antenor was an important counselor of Priam and the Trojans, in Greek Mythology. His wife was Theano, and he had thirteen sons. Antenor was a young conscript in the army of Philistinia, and an army buddy of Pheidas. He was based in Gaza but spent duty time patrolling in Moab. While not a intellectual, Antenor was studious. When Pheidas could not remember the name of the Moabite whom Lord Goliath slew in personal combat, he called out to Antenor asking him. After a moment's thought Antenor answered Tabitas of the Evraioi. When their squad was traveling to Hierosolyma in a convoy of APCs and were attacked by a murder bomber, Antenor opened the clamshell doors in the rear and deployed along with the rest of the squad. With calm restored, Antenor along with the rest of the squad, re-entered the APC and continued on to Hierosolyma. A few days later, Antenor along with Pheidas and half the squad went on foot patrol in the city. As they patrolled, a firefight erupted between another squad and the Moabites. As he had been trained, Antenor ran towards the shooting and helped put down the Moabites. Someone with a Philistinian accent shout "To me! To me!" and Antenor began running towards the grocery shop that the voice had come from. Pheidas beat him to it and showed himself briefly to identify exactly where to go and that the situation was not a trap. There he found a Philistinian captain and a grocer named Chemoshyatti, who'd been passing out anti-Philistinian literature amongst the Moabites. The captain suspected that the grocer was a Sword Buddhist agent of the Turks of Babylonia. This turned out to be correct, and the captain narrowly won an impromptu fight to the death with the terrorist.

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