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The eponym of the HelleNEs. Hellen was the eldest son of Deucalion and Pyrrha,
though some call him a son of Zeus. He was the father, by the nymph Orseis, of
Dorus, eponym of the Dorians; Aeolus, eponym of the Aeolians; and Xuthus, ...
The eponym of the HelleNEs. Hellen was the eldest son of Deucalion and Pyrrha,
though some call him a son of Zeus. He was the father, by the nymph Orseis, of
Dorus, eponym of the Dorians; Aeolus, eponym of the Aeolians; and Xuthus, ...
Page 343
(This event occurred twelve generations after the arrival there of Car, eponym of
the Carians.) Homer listed Lelegians, together with Carians and Pelasgians,
among the allies of Troy, saying that they came from the city of Pedasus, on the ...
(This event occurred twelve generations after the arrival there of Car, eponym of
the Carians.) Homer listed Lelegians, together with Carians and Pelasgians,
among the allies of Troy, saying that they came from the city of Pedasus, on the ...
Page 477
Phocis had two eponyms named Phocus, one Corinthian, the other Aeginetan.
The principal city of Phocis was Delphi, and much of the area is dominated by
Mount Parnassus. Phocus (1). A son of Aeacus by Psamathe, a Nereid. Phocus
grew ...
Phocis had two eponyms named Phocus, one Corinthian, the other Aeginetan.
The principal city of Phocis was Delphi, and much of the area is dominated by
Mount Parnassus. Phocus (1). A son of Aeacus by Psamathe, a Nereid. Phocus
grew ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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