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1. (n.) Priam
a legendary king of Troy, the father of Paris, Cassandra, and Hector.
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1. (noun) Priam
(Greek mythology) the last king of Troy; father of Hector and Paris and Cassandra
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1. priam
the old king of Troy during the Trojan War; was the son of Laomedon, who with the help of Apollo and Poseidon built the city; had a large family by his wife Hecuba, Hector, Paris, and Cassandra, the most noted of them; was too old to take part in the war; is said to have fallen by the hand of Pyrrhus on the capture of Troy by the Greeks.
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