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ARGOS Stheneboea ( Anteia ) Bias = Iphianassa Talous Adrastus Aegialeus - Cyanippus 49 other sons Proetus ( Tiryns ] = Melampus Aegyptus = many wives Abas = Aglaia Lysippe Hypermnestra – Lynceus Capaneus Sthenelus - Cylarabes ( Throne ...
ARGOS Stheneboea ( Anteia ) Bias = Iphianassa Talous Adrastus Aegialeus - Cyanippus 49 other sons Proetus ( Tiryns ] = Melampus Aegyptus = many wives Abas = Aglaia Lysippe Hypermnestra – Lynceus Capaneus Sthenelus - Cylarabes ( Throne ...
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There King Polydectes tried to force her to marry him , but Perseus eventually rescued her and took her home to Argos . According to Vergil ( Aeneïd 7.371-372 , 7.406-413 ) , Danaë emigrated for some reason to Italy and founded Ardea ...
There King Polydectes tried to force her to marry him , but Perseus eventually rescued her and took her home to Argos . According to Vergil ( Aeneïd 7.371-372 , 7.406-413 ) , Danaë emigrated for some reason to Italy and founded Ardea ...
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Perseus buried his grandfather either in the sanctuary of Athena at Argos or outside the city . Ovid claims that Acrisius had been driven from his capital by his brother , Proëtus , and that Perseus avenged his grandfather by turning ...
Perseus buried his grandfather either in the sanctuary of Athena at Argos or outside the city . Ovid claims that Acrisius had been driven from his capital by his brother , Proëtus , and that Perseus avenged his grandfather by turning ...
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