In the Iliad, Achilles offers as prize a silver mixing bowl, which had belonged to Thoas.Seaford, pp. 34–35; Homer, Iliad 21.40–41, 23.740–749. He had received it from the Phoenicians, and it ended up in the possession of Thoas' grandson Euneus, who gave it to Patroclus as ransom for Lycaon, a son of Priam.
