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[Homer, Iliad, 2.511—516, 13.518—528; Apollodorus 1.9.16, 3.10.8.1 Ascanius.
Sec 161.115. Asclepius. A god of healing. Asclepius, a mortal who, like Heracles,
was deified, was a son of Apollo. His mother may have been Arsinoe, daughter ...
[Homer, Iliad, 2.511—516, 13.518—528; Apollodorus 1.9.16, 3.10.8.1 Ascanius.
Sec 161.115. Asclepius. A god of healing. Asclepius, a mortal who, like Heracles,
was deified, was a son of Apollo. His mother may have been Arsinoe, daughter ...
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According to Homer [Iliad 23.664—699], he was a powerful boxer and a brave
soldier, and Vergil lists him among the Greeks in the horse. Late Classical
traditions made him, for some reason, a notorious coward. Epeius (2). A king of
Elis.
According to Homer [Iliad 23.664—699], he was a powerful boxer and a brave
soldier, and Vergil lists him among the Greeks in the horse. Late Classical
traditions made him, for some reason, a notorious coward. Epeius (2). A king of
Elis.
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See also Homer, Iliad, 8.266—334, 12.370—403, 13.169—185, 15437—483,
23.859-883; Vergil, Aeneid, 1.6i9—622; Pausanias 1.3.2, 1.28.1 1, 2.29.4, 8.15.6
—7. Teumessus. A town near Thebes on the road to Chalcis. Teumessus was the
...
See also Homer, Iliad, 8.266—334, 12.370—403, 13.169—185, 15437—483,
23.859-883; Vergil, Aeneid, 1.6i9—622; Pausanias 1.3.2, 1.28.1 1, 2.29.4, 8.15.6
—7. Teumessus. A town near Thebes on the road to Chalcis. Teumessus was the
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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