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Agenor and his twin brother, Belus, were sons of Poseidon and the Egyptian
goddess Libya. Agenor migrated to Phoenicia, leaving his brother to mle Egypt.
He married Telephassa or Argiope, who bore Europa and several sons, Cadmus,
...
Agenor and his twin brother, Belus, were sons of Poseidon and the Egyptian
goddess Libya. Agenor migrated to Phoenicia, leaving his brother to mle Egypt.
He married Telephassa or Argiope, who bore Europa and several sons, Cadmus,
...
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Not long afterward she bore by Metapontus two sons of her own. As the four boys
grew to manhood, it became clear that the king favored the elder pair. jealous for
her own sons, Theano told them the origin of their supposed brothers and gave ...
Not long afterward she bore by Metapontus two sons of her own. As the four boys
grew to manhood, it became clear that the king favored the elder pair. jealous for
her own sons, Theano told them the origin of their supposed brothers and gave ...
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The youngest son of Neoptolemus and Andromache. Since his elder brothers
inherited his father's kingdom, Pergamus left Epeirus with his mother and
migrated to Mysia. There he conquered Teuthrania, killing King Areius, and
renamed the ...
The youngest son of Neoptolemus and Andromache. Since his elder brothers
inherited his father's kingdom, Pergamus left Epeirus with his mother and
migrated to Mysia. There he conquered Teuthrania, killing King Areius, and
renamed the ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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