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Page 147
If this is the case , the quarrel between Calydonians and Curetes and that
between Meleager and the sons of Thestius may be the same conflict . In any
case , the first name in the Calydonian dynasty to be associated with
mythological events ...
If this is the case , the quarrel between Calydonians and Curetes and that
between Meleager and the sons of Thestius may be the same conflict . In any
case , the first name in the Calydonian dynasty to be associated with
mythological events ...
Page 575
THETIS THOAS Thestius ruled some Aetolian city ; it was perhaps Pleuron , since
he was descended from that city's eponym . Tyndareüs , when exiled from Sparta
, came to Thestius ' court , aided him in wars with some unnamed neighbors ...
THETIS THOAS Thestius ruled some Aetolian city ; it was perhaps Pleuron , since
he was descended from that city's eponym . Tyndareüs , when exiled from Sparta
, came to Thestius ' court , aided him in wars with some unnamed neighbors ...
Page 593
Or it may be that Tyndareüs and Icarius , exiled together , fled to King Thestius in
TYNDAR EUS Aetolia . According to this version , the brothers supported
Thestius in sorme of his wars with his neighbors , and Thestius gave Tyndareüs
the ...
Or it may be that Tyndareüs and Icarius , exiled together , fled to King Thestius in
TYNDAR EUS Aetolia . According to this version , the brothers supported
Thestius in sorme of his wars with his neighbors , and Thestius gave Tyndareüs
the ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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