Stratichus (Stratius)

Stratichus is presented in the sources as a son of King Nestor of Pylos and thus a member of Nestor's household and royal family. Ancient epic and later mythographic compilations record him nominatively as one of Nestor's children; the sources provided identify his mother variably as either Eurydice or Anaxibia. He appears in the genealogical and household lists that structure the social backdrop of Homeric narrative (The Odyssey) and in mythographic summaries such as the material derived from Apollodorus' Library.

The surviving references give no physical description of Stratichus. He is attested only by name and genealogical placement among Nestor's offspring; like many minor princely figures in epic catalogues, he is presented in lists that situate characters socially rather than by corporeal detail. No age, dress, or distinguishing marks are recorded in the cited materials.

The provided sources do not attribute any supernatural powers, notable deeds, or special skills to Stratichus. He functions as a named member of Nestor's family within epic and mythographic tradition; beyond his inclusion in genealogical and household lists (e.g., Homeric references and the summaries of Apollodorus), no actions or behaviors are preserved in the given excerpts.