The dwellers of Ormenium, they whose homes Were by the Hyperian fount, and they Who held Asterium and the snowy peaks Of Titanus, obeyed Eurypylus, Evaemon’s son, and far renowned. A fleet Of forty dark-ribbed vessels followed him.

Those who possessed Argissa, those who held Gyrtonè, Orthè, and Helonè, those Who dwelt in Oloösson with white walls, The sturdy warrior Polypoetes led, Son of Pirithoüs, who derived his birth From deathless Jove. Hippodameia bore The warrior to Pirithoüs on the day When he took vengeance on the shaggy brood Of Centaurs, and from Pelion drove them forth To Aethicae. Yet not alone in rule Was Polypoetes, for Leonteus, sprung From the large-souled Coronus, Caeneus’ son, Shared with him the command. With them a fleet Of forty dark-hulled vessels came to Troy.