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'''Achaikos''' was the husband of the renowned lyric poet [[Praxilla]], with whom they had a son named [[Orchimedes]].
'''Achaikos''' was the husband of the renowned lyric poet [[Praxilla]], with whom they had a son named [[Orchimedes]].


At some point, Achaikos, having learned of Praxilla's passion for poetry, gave her a lyre that she named after him. After raising Orchimedes for several years, Praxilla made the decision to leave both Achaikos and her son in order to pursue her dream as a wandering poet.<ref name="ACOD">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Praxilla's Admirer]]</ref>
==Biography==
At some point, Achaikos, having learned of Praxilla's passion for poetry, gave her a lyre that she named after him. After raising Orchimedes for several years, Praxilla made the decision to leave both Achaikos and her son in order to pursue her dream as a wandering poet.<ref name="Praxilla's Admirer">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Praxilla's Admirer]]</ref>


==Appearances==
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Achaikos was the husband of the renowned lyric poet Praxilla, with whom they had a son named Orchimedes.

Biography[edit | edit source]

At some point, Achaikos, having learned of Praxilla's passion for poetry, gave her a lyre that she named after him. After raising Orchimedes for several years, Praxilla made the decision to leave both Achaikos and her son in order to pursue her dream as a wandering poet.[1]

Appearances[edit | edit source]

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