- Information
- city in Triphylia
- Place of death of
- 👥 the Sons of Neleus
- Ruled by
- 👤 Nestor
- Conquered by
- 👤 Heracles
- Related Entities
- 👤 Apollo 👤 Athena 👤 Poseidon 👤 Zeus 👤 Heracles 👤 Hermes 👤 Peisistratos (Pylian I) 👤 Nestor 👤 Telemachos 🏺 the Lyre of Apollo 🌍 Ithaca (island) 🌍 Pylos (Messenia) 🌍 Elis (Peloponnese) 🌍 Doulichion (island) 🌍 Onchestos (Boiotia) 🌍 Delphi (Phocis) 🌍 Cape Malea (Laconia) 🌍 River Alpheios (Peloponnese) 🌍 Mount Olympos (N. Greece) 🌍 Tainaron (Laconia) 🌍 Pieria (N. Greece) 🌍 Same (island) 🌍 Zacynthos (island) 🌍 Knossos (Crete) 🌍 Mount Cyllene (Arcadia) 🌍 Elis (city) 👥 the Cattle of Apollo 🌍 Crisa (Phocis) 🌍 Arene (Messenia?) 🌍 Thryon (Messenia) 🌍 Aipy (Messenia) 🌍 Pteleon (Elis) 👥 the Sons of Neleus 🌍 Dyme (Achaia) 🌍 Samicon (Elis) 🌍 Pharai (Achaia) 🌍 Chalcis (Elis) 🏛️ Spring Crounoi (Elis) 👥 the Cretan Priests of Apollo 🌍 Argyphea (Messenia?) 👤 Battos 🌍 Triphylia 🌍 the Sanctuary of Samian Poseidon near Lepreon (Triphylia) 👥 the Caucones ethnic collective 🌍 River Amathos (Triphylia) 🌍 Epitalion (Elis) 🌍 Marganai (Elis) 🌍 Cyparissia (Elis) 🌍 Amphigeneia (Elis) 🌍 the Alorian Marsh (Elis) 🌍 Olouris (Messenia)
- Mentioned by
- 📖 Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 388-439 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 184-259 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 322-396 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 414-433 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 434-502 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 503-512 📖 Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes 396-413 📖 Strabo 8.3.14 📖 Strabo 8.3.16-8.3.17 📖 Strabo 8.3.30 📖 Strabo 8.3.7 📖 Strabo 8.3.22 📖 Strabo 8.3.23-8.3.26 📖 Strabo 8.3.28-8.3.29
- Mentioned in Text
- Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo Homeric Hymn 4 to Hermes Strabo
- Mentioned in citation of
- 📖 Homer, Odyssey 3.1-3.69 📖 Homer, Odyssey 3.356-3.570 📖 Homer, Odyssey 3.404-3.463 📖 Homer, Odyssey 15.182-15.557 📖 Homer, Iliad 2.591-2.602 📖 Homer, Iliad 11.670-11.695 📖 Homer, Iliad 11.696-11.710 📖 Homer, Iliad 9.270-9.320 📖 Homer, Iliad 11.711-11.779
- Relevant to local traditions reported from of
- 🌍 Pylos (Triphylia)
- Reported to have local traditions about
- 👤 Nestor 🌍 Pylos (Triphylia)
- Local traditions reported by
- 📖 Strabo 8.3.7