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Page 155
Some say that Celaeno and Poseidon were the parents of the brothers Lycus and
Nycteus, who usurped the rule of Thebes. These brothers are usually said,
however, to be sons of Celaeno's sister Alcyone and the god Hyreius. [
Apollodorus ...
Some say that Celaeno and Poseidon were the parents of the brothers Lycus and
Nycteus, who usurped the rule of Thebes. These brothers are usually said,
however, to be sons of Celaeno's sister Alcyone and the god Hyreius. [
Apollodorus ...
Page 171
Aeëtes went to Colchis, leaving the rule of Ephyraea in the hands of Bunus, son
of Hermes and Alcidamia. Upon Bunus' death, Epopeus, son of Aloetis, added
Ephyraea to Asopia, but his son Marathon later redivided them between his own
...
Aeëtes went to Colchis, leaving the rule of Ephyraea in the hands of Bunus, son
of Hermes and Alcidamia. Upon Bunus' death, Epopeus, son of Aloetis, added
Ephyraea to Asopia, but his son Marathon later redivided them between his own
...
Page 515
Aeneas agreed that, though the Trojans would rule and their lares and penates
brought from Troy be honored, they would give up the name of Trojans and adopt
the local language. After Aeneas' death and a period during which Lavinia ruled
...
Aeneas agreed that, though the Trojans would rule and their lares and penates
brought from Troy be honored, they would give up the name of Trojans and adopt
the local language. After Aeneas' death and a period during which Lavinia ruled
...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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