CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY1970 |
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Page 177
... According to tradition , he was killed in Sicily . His son Deucalion became king and evidently established friendly relations with Athens , for Theseus married Deucalion's sister Phaedra . Deucalion's son Idomeneus succeeded him and led ...
... According to tradition , he was killed in Sicily . His son Deucalion became king and evidently established friendly relations with Athens , for Theseus married Deucalion's sister Phaedra . Deucalion's son Idomeneus succeeded him and led ...
Page 455
... according to one story , induced Cheiron to restore the exile's vision , Amyntor having blinded him . According to Homer , Phoenix was principally responsible for Achilles ' education . Epeigeus , king of Budeum , was similarly welcomed ...
... according to one story , induced Cheiron to restore the exile's vision , Amyntor having blinded him . According to Homer , Phoenix was principally responsible for Achilles ' education . Epeigeus , king of Budeum , was similarly welcomed ...
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... According to Herodotus , the Sauromatians were descended from Amazons and Scythian men who intermar- ried . The Argonauts offered to fight the Sauromatians for Aeëtes , king of Col- chis , but he declined , although the tribe had long ...
... According to Herodotus , the Sauromatians were descended from Amazons and Scythian men who intermar- ried . The Argonauts offered to fight the Sauromatians for Aeëtes , king of Col- chis , but he declined , although the tribe had long ...
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