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A lic A T H o Us left his throne to his famous grandson Ajax, son of Periboea, who
had married Telamon. [Pausanias 1.41.3–6, 1.42.1–6.] Alcatholis (2). A son of
Porthaon and Euryte. Alcatholis' only claim to distinction is that he was killed by ...
A lic A T H o Us left his throne to his famous grandson Ajax, son of Periboea, who
had married Telamon. [Pausanias 1.41.3–6, 1.42.1–6.] Alcatholis (2). A son of
Porthaon and Euryte. Alcatholis' only claim to distinction is that he was killed by ...
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Cleopatra married Phineus, king of Salmydessus, and bore him two sons, who
are variously named. When these sons were grown, Phineus took a second wife,
Idaea, whose enmity toward her stepsons led Phineus to blind them or otherwise
...
Cleopatra married Phineus, king of Salmydessus, and bore him two sons, who
are variously named. When these sons were grown, Phineus took a second wife,
Idaea, whose enmity toward her stepsons led Phineus to blind them or otherwise
...
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Zeus then married her to Asterius, who had succeeded his father Tectamus as
king. Asterius, whose daughter Crete was the eponym of the island, adopted his
wife's sons and bequeathed his throne to Minos. A quarrel among the brothers
led ...
Zeus then married her to Asterius, who had succeeded his father Tectamus as
king. Asterius, whose daughter Crete was the eponym of the island, adopted his
wife's sons and bequeathed his throne to Minos. A quarrel among the brothers
led ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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