Thestor

And it was here that Thestor, Enop's boy,

Met that circumstance in nature

Gods call Fate, and on this day, men called Patroclus.

Thestor was not a Trojan.

But when King Priam's satraps came from Troy

And asked Sarpedon, Lycia's Prince, for aid,

and he said, 'Yes', - Thestor, the light in Enop's eye,

Applied to leave his management and fight,

And as he reined away, he called:

'Do not forsake me, O my seven meadows,

Until I conquer Greece!'

Though all he conquered was six foot of sand.

Logue's Homer, War Music, 2001 (2nd edition).