Pandarus
/ˈpændərəs/- Greek Mythology a Lycian fighting on the side of the Trojans, described in the Iliad as breaking the truce with the Greeks by wounding Menelaus with an arrow. The role as the lovers' go-between that he plays in Chaucer's (and later Shakespeare's) story of Troilus and Cressida originated with Boccaccio and is also the origin of the word pander.【希腊神话】潘达洛斯（为特洛伊人助战的利西亚人; 据《伊利亚特》中的描写, 他用箭射伤了梅内莱厄斯从而破坏了特洛伊与希腊的停战协议; 乔叟和后来莎士比亚所描写的特洛伊罗斯与克雷西达的故事中的媒人, 故事源自薄伽丘, 也是pander ［拉皮条］一词的来源）。