Troilus Definition
Troi·lus (tro̵i′ləs, trō′ə ləs)
noun
Gr. Legend a son of King Priam, killed by Achilles: in medieval romance and in works by Boccaccio, Chaucer, and Shakespeare, Troilus is the lover of Cressida
Etymology: ME < L < Gr Trōilos
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