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The story of his rearing of Alcmeon's children is also attributed by Apollodorus [
3.7.7] to Euripides. Cresphontes. A king of Messenia. Cresphontes, his brother
Temenus, and 174 CRETE Procles and Eurysthenes. the sons of their dead
brother ...
The story of his rearing of Alcmeon's children is also attributed by Apollodorus [
3.7.7] to Euripides. Cresphontes. A king of Messenia. Cresphontes, his brother
Temenus, and 174 CRETE Procles and Eurysthenes. the sons of their dead
brother ...
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CRETHEUS her to Crete, where she bore three sons, Minos, Rhadamanthys, and
Sarpedon. Zeus then married her to Asterius, who had succeeded his father
Tectamus as king. Asterius, whose daughter Crete was the eponym of the island,
...
CRETHEUS her to Crete, where she bore three sons, Minos, Rhadamanthys, and
Sarpedon. Zeus then married her to Asterius, who had succeeded his father
Tectamus as king. Asterius, whose daughter Crete was the eponym of the island,
...
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A Cretan noble. Taurus was the chief captain of Minos' navy. Minos hated him for
his arrogance and his too-familiar ways with the queen, Pasiphaé, but Taums
regularly won the prizes for prowess at the annual games, and Minos did not
dare ...
A Cretan noble. Taurus was the chief captain of Minos' navy. Minos hated him for
his arrogance and his too-familiar ways with the queen, Pasiphaé, but Taums
regularly won the prizes for prowess at the annual games, and Minos did not
dare ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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