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ALCYONE also the mother of Hyperes and Anthas, two early kings of their city. [
Apollodorus 3.10.1; Pausanias 2.6.8.] Alcyone. See Srur-zusuus (1). Alcyoneus.
One of the Grams. Alcyoneus and his brother Porpliyrion were the strongest of
the ...
ALCYONE also the mother of Hyperes and Anthas, two early kings of their city. [
Apollodorus 3.10.1; Pausanias 2.6.8.] Alcyone. See Srur-zusuus (1). Alcyoneus.
One of the Grams. Alcyoneus and his brother Porpliyrion were the strongest of
the ...
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ELEUSIS king of Athens. He led forty Euboean ships to Troy, where he was killed
by Agenor. On their way home, his men were shipwrecked in Epeirus, where they
founded Apollonia. [Homer, Iliad, 2.536—545, 4463—472; Pausanias 1.17.6; ...
ELEUSIS king of Athens. He led forty Euboean ships to Troy, where he was killed
by Agenor. On their way home, his men were shipwrecked in Epeirus, where they
founded Apollonia. [Homer, Iliad, 2.536—545, 4463—472; Pausanias 1.17.6; ...
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There he conquered Teuthrania, killing King Areius, and renamed the city
Pergamum. [Pausanias 1.11.2.1 Periboea (1). The wife of Polybus, a king of
Corinth or Sicyon. Periboea, who is often called Merope, was the foster mother of
OEDIPUS ...
There he conquered Teuthrania, killing King Areius, and renamed the city
Pergamum. [Pausanias 1.11.2.1 Periboea (1). The wife of Polybus, a king of
Corinth or Sicyon. Periboea, who is often called Merope, was the foster mother of
OEDIPUS ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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