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👤 Iphthime (d. of Icarios)

  • This figure was known by several different names. According to the scholiast on the Odyssey, Homer calls her Iphthime, Asios calls her Meda, and Andron calls her Hypsipyle
  • Information
    daughter of Icarios
    Trismegistos
    https://www.trismegistos.org/name/49209
    Gender
    Female
    Daughter of
    👤 Icarios (Spartan) father of Penelope
    Wife of
    👤 Eumelos (Pheraian) son of Admetos, leader of the Pherai contingent at Troy
    Related entities
    👤 Icarios (Spartan) father of Penelope👤 Eumelos (Pheraian) son of Admetos, leader of the Pherai contingent at Troy🌍 Pherai (Thessaly) city in Thessaly👤 Penelope wife of Odysseus👤 the Eidolon of Iphthime sent to Penelope by Athena
    Mentioned by
    📖 Homer, Odyssey 4.795-4.847📖 Asios fr. 10 West
    Mentioned in text
    Homer, OdysseyAsios
    Commentary
    This figure was known by several different names. According to the scholiast on the Odyssey, Homer calls her Iphthime, Asios calls her Meda, and Andron calls her Hypsipyle
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