Deiphobus - Mythology.
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Deiphobus - Mythology. Greek Son of Priam and Hecuba. He married Helen (or took her by force) after the death of Paris, his brother. Deiphobus died at the hands of Menelaus at the fall of Troy (see Trojan War), or, some say, Helen killed him.
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