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( Apollodorus 2.1.4 , 3.1.1 . ) Agenor ( 2 ) . A king of Argos . By one account ,
Agenor was the son of Ecbasus and father of Argus Panoptes . By another , he
and Iasus were sons of Triopas . Agenor was the great - grandfather of Gelanor ,
who ...
( Apollodorus 2.1.4 , 3.1.1 . ) Agenor ( 2 ) . A king of Argos . By one account ,
Agenor was the son of Ecbasus and father of Argus Panoptes . By another , he
and Iasus were sons of Triopas . Agenor was the great - grandfather of Gelanor ,
who ...
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APOLLODORUS sion a god both of flocks and of the wolves that are their
enemies . He was also , as Apollo Agyïeus ( He of the Ways ) , a protector of the
entrances to dwellings and streets . The Argonauts prayed to him as a god of
shores and ...
APOLLODORUS sion a god both of flocks and of the wolves that are their
enemies . He was also , as Apollo Agyïeus ( He of the Ways ) , a protector of the
entrances to dwellings and streets . The Argonauts prayed to him as a god of
shores and ...
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( Pindar , Pythian Odes , 9.12-18 ; Apollodorus 1.9.2 ; Diodorus Siculus 4.69.1-3 .
) Hypsipyle . A queen of Lemnos . When the women of Lemnos killed all the men
on the island , Hypsipyle saved her father , King Thoas , by hiding him and then ...
( Pindar , Pythian Odes , 9.12-18 ; Apollodorus 1.9.2 ; Diodorus Siculus 4.69.1-3 .
) Hypsipyle . A queen of Lemnos . When the women of Lemnos killed all the men
on the island , Hypsipyle saved her father , King Thoas , by hiding him and then ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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