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- wife of Jason, kills her own children
- Daughter of
π€ Aietes king of Colchis
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Hesiod, TheogonyEpicHesiodGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)HesiodDionysios, PeriegesisGeographyDionysiosEuripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
EuripidesPindar, Pythian 4PindarEarly Classical (ca. 480-450 BCE)π Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia
π Cyrene (Libya) city in Libya
PindarStraboStraboHomer, OdysseyHomerD-Scholia, IliadD-ScholiaLate Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)Crates of MallosCrates of MallosMiddle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)Lycophron, AlexandraLycophronEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)Callimachus, AetiaCallimachusCallimachusOvid, MetamorphosesOvidLatinπ€ Eidyia daughter of Oceanos
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Hesiod, TheogonyEpicHesiodGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)Hesiod
- Mother of
π€ Pheres (s. of Medeia) son of Jason and Medeia
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)PausaniasGeographyPausaniasπ€ Mermeros (s. of Medeia) son of Jason and Medeia
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)PausaniasGeographyPausaniasπ€ Medos (s. of Medeia) son of Medeia and Aigeus
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Hesiod, TheogonyEpicHesiodGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)HesiodPausaniasGeographyPausaniasStraboStraboπ€ Polyxenos (s. of Medeia) son of Jason and Medeia
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)HellanicosMythography & HistoriographyHellanicosMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π€ Medeios son of Jason and Medeia
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)CinaithonEpicCinaithonGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)Early Archaic (ca. 700-620 BCE)Middle Archaic (ca. 620-560 BCE)Late Archaic (ca. 560-479 BCE)π€ Eriopis (d. of Medeia) daughter of Medea and Jason
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)CinaithonEpicCinaithonGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)Early Archaic (ca. 700-620 BCE)Middle Archaic (ca. 620-560 BCE)Late Archaic (ca. 560-479 BCE)π₯ the Children killed by Medeia sons of Medeia and Jason, killed by Medeia or the Corinthians
Ovid, AmoresOvidLatinEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)
- Wife of
π€ Aigeus (Athenian) king of Athens
Ovid, MetamorphosesEpicOvidLatinEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)π€ Jason (Argonaut) leader of the Argonauts
Hesiod, TheogonyEpicHesiodGreekGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)HesiodPausaniasGeographyPausaniasMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ King of Media (name unknown) father of Medos
π€ Achilles greatest Greek hero at Troy, leader of the Myrmidon contingent
Apollodoros, EpitomeMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Lycophron, AlexandraLycophronEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)Middle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)
- Has children with
π€ Jason (Argonaut) leader of the Argonauts
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Hesiod, TheogonyEpicHesiodGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)HesiodPausaniasGeographyPausaniasHellanicosHellanicosMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)CinaithonCinaithonEarly Archaic (ca. 700-620 BCE)Middle Archaic (ca. 620-560 BCE)Late Archaic (ca. 560-479 BCE)Ovid, AmoresOvidLatinπ€ Aigeus (Athenian) king of Athens
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)PausaniasGeographyPausanias
- Eponym of
π Media region, homeland of the Medes
Dionysios, PeriegesisGeographyDionysiosGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)PausaniasPausaniasStraboStraboEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)
- Settles in
π Ephyra (Elis) unlocatable, variously identified
D-Scholia, IliadMythography & HistoriographyD-ScholiaGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Late Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)Crates of MallosCrates of MallosMiddle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)π Media region, homeland of the Medes
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)π Armenia region south of the Black Sea
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)
- Ruler of
π Corinth (Argolid) city in the Argolid
Eumelos, CorinthiacaEpicEumelosGreekGeometric (ca. 900-700 BCE)π Corinth (Argolid) city in the Argolid
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π Media region, homeland of the Medes
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)
- Creates
π the Sanctuary of Apollo Aigletes on Anaphe established by the Argonauts
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Conon, NarrationsCononLate Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)
- Kills
π€ Pelias (Thessalian) king of Iolcos
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Palaiphatos, On Unbelievable StoriesPalaiphatosLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)Early Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)Pindar, Pythian 4PindarEarly Classical (ca. 480-450 BCE)π Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia
π Cyrene (Libya) city in Libya
Pindarπ¨ Attic Red-Figure Calyx Krater attributed to the Kleophon Painter (Logie 178.94; Beazley 5046; LIMC Pelias 18)VesselMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)Exclude material sources that MANTO has not ascertained is held in accordance with UNESCO Conventionπ Attica region of the Greek mainland
James Logie Memorial Collection, University of Canterburyπ€ Apsyrtos son of Aietes
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Euripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
EuripidesStraboGeographyStraboOvid, IbisOvidLatinLucian, The DanceLucianLucianLycophron, AlexandraLycophronEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)Middle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)Callimachus, AetiaCallimachusEarly Classical (ca. 480-450 BCE)CallimachusPliny, Natural HistoryPlinyπ€ Talos (Cretan I) bronze guardian of Crete
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ Glauce (Corinthian) daughter of Creon
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Euripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
EuripidesLucian, The DanceLucianLucianPausaniasGeographyPausaniasπ¨ Roman Marble Sarcophagus (SAM SK 843b; ASR II, no. 200, pl. 64; III. 3, no. 200)Funerary ContainerExclude material sources that MANTO has not ascertained is held in accordance with UNESCO Conventionπ Rome (Italy) city in Italy
Staatliche Antikensammlungen, MΓΌnchen / National Collections of Antiquities, MunichPliny, Natural HistoryPlinyLatinOvid, MetamorphosesEpicOvidπ€ Creon (Corinthian) king of Corinth
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Euripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
EuripidesLucian, The DanceLucianLucianπ₯ the Children killed by Medeia sons of Medeia and Jason, killed by Medeia or the Corinthians
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Euripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
EuripidesLucian, The HallLucianLucianVergil, EcloguesVergilLatinLate Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)Ovid, AmoresOvidD-Scholia, IliadD-ScholiaLate Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)Crates of MallosCrates of MallosMiddle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)Lycophron, AlexandraLycophronEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)π¨ Wall Paintings from Casa dei Dioscuri VI 9, 6.7, Pompeii (MANN 8998; PALP r6-i9-p6-space-53)Wall or panel paintingExclude material sources that MANTO has not ascertained is held in accordance with UNESCO Conventionπ Pompeii (Campania) city destroyed by Vesuvius
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli / National Archaeological Museum, Naplesπ¨ Wall Paintings from Private Dwelling IX 5, 14-16, Pompeii (MANN 111440; PALP r9-i5-p16-space-cprime)π¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di Giasone IX 5, 18, Pompeii (MANN 114320, 114321, 114322; PALP r9-i5-p18-space-e)π¨ Roman Marble Sarcophagus (SAM SK 843b; ASR II, no. 200, pl. 64; III. 3, no. 200)Funerary Containerπ Rome (Italy) city in Italy
Staatliche Antikensammlungen, MΓΌnchen / National Collections of Antiquities, Munichπ¨ Wall Paintings from Market VII 9, 7, Pompeii (PALP r7-i9-p7-space-d)NeophronNeophronLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)π¨ Wall Paintings from the Tomb of the Veteran Gaius Ammonis (N173), North Necropolis, Cyrene (In Situ)π Cyrene (Libya) city in Libya
Ovid, MetamorphosesEpicπ€ Perses (Colchian) brother of Aietes
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ the Serpent of Colchis guardian of the Golden Fleece at Colchis
Euripides, MedeiaTragedy & SatyrEuripidesGreekMiddle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
Euripidesπ₯ the Children of Heracles and Megara killed by Heracles
π¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di Marcus Lucretius IX 3, 5.24, Pompeii (PALP r9-i3-p5-space-9)Wall or panel paintingEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Exclude material sources that MANTO has not ascertained is held in accordance with UNESCO Conventionπ Pompeii (Campania) city destroyed by Vesuvius
- Related Entities
- π€ Acamas (Athenian) βπ€ Acastos (s. of Pelias) βπ€ Achilles βπ€ Aietes βπ€ Aigeus (Athenian) βπ€ Aison βπ€ Alcestis βπ€ Alcinoos βπ€ Antiochos (Heraclid) βπ€ Aphrodite βπ€ Apollo βπ€ Apsyrtos βπ€ Arete βπΊ the Argo βπ₯ the Argonauts βπ€ Artemis βπ€ Athena βπ€ Cerberos (dog) βπ€ Charybdis βπ€ Circe βπ€ Corinthos βπ€ Creon (Corinthian) βπ€ Demophon (Athenian) βπ€ Dionysos (Olympian) βπ€ Eidyia βπ€ Euphemos (Argonaut) βπ€ Ge βπ€ Hera βπ€ Themis βπ€ Zeus (Olympian) βπ€ Glauce (Corinthian) βπ₯ the Nymphs of Mount Nysa βπ€ Idmon (Argonaut) βπ€ Ino βπ€ Jason (Argonaut) βπ Corinth (Argolid) βπ Athens (Attica) βπ Crete (island) βπ Lemnos (island) βπ€ Theseus βπ€ Pasiphae (Cretan) βπ€ Peleus βπ€ Pelias (Thessalian) βπΊ the Golden Fleece βπ€ Hecate (goddess)βπ€ Perses (Colchian) βπ€ Phaidra βπ€ Pheres (s. of Medeia) βπ€ Philoctetes βπ€ Polymede βπ€ Promachos (Thessalian) βπ€ the Marathonian Bull βπ€ Medos (s. of Medeia) βπ₯ the Nereids βπ€ Scylla (sea monster)βπ€ Sisyphos βπ€ Talos (Cretan I) βπ€ Thetis βπ€ Tiphys βπ€ Triton (sea god) βπ the Planctai βπΊ the Sword of Aigeus βπ River Oceanos (unlocatable) βπ Mount Ida (Troad) βπ€ Helios βπ Opountian Locris βπ Euboia (island) βπ the Isles of the Blessed (unlocated) βπ the Bosporos βπ Thebes (Boiotia) βπ Attica βπ Mount Pelion (Thessaly) βπ River Peneios (Elis) βπ Mount Olympos (N. Greece) βπ River Eridanos (unlocatable) βπ Mount Caucasos (Pontos) βπ Troizen (Argolid) βπ Colchis (Pontos) βπ the Tyrrhenian Sea βπ Aiaia (unlocatable) βπ Lake Triton (Libya) βπ Thessaly βπ Mount Ossa (Thessaly) βπ Pleuron (Aitolia) βπ Iolcos (Thessaly) βπ the Grove of Ares at Colchis βπ the Island of the Sirens (unlocatable) βπ the Promontory of Scylla (unlocatable) βπ the Promontory of Charybdis (unlocatable) βπ Thrinacia (island) βπ Scheria (unlocatable island) βπ€ the Serpent of Colchis βπ₯ the Bronze-Footed Bulls of Aietes βπΊ the Teeth of the Serpent of Ares βπ₯ the Spartoi of Colchis βπ the Apsyrtides Islands (Illyria) βπ Corcyra (island) βπ Anaphe (island) βπ the Ligurian Sea βπ Aigina (island) βπ€ Mermeros (s. of Medeia) βπΊ the Chariot drawn by Winged Serpents βπ the Sanctuary of Hera Acraia near Corinth (Argolid)βπ Media βπ River Spercheios (C. Greece) βπ Mount Cyllene (Arcadia) βπΊ the Sandals of Aigeus βπ Anthedon (Boiotia) βπ River Cephisos (Phocis/Boiotia) βπ Ialysos (Rhodes) βπ Cos (city) βπ Lake Boibe (Thessaly) βπ€ Phasis (river god) βπ Mount Othrys (Thessaly) βπ Ephyra (Elis) βπ Cyta (Pontos) βπ€ Eriopis (d. of Medeia) βπ€ Medeios βπ€ Polyxenos (s. of Medeia) βπ€ Hippothoon (Attic) βπ€ Oineus (Athenian) βπ Thera (island) βπ₯ the Children of Heracles and Megara βποΈ the Spring of Glauce (Corinth) βπ Calaureia (island) βπ Cyrene (Libya) βπ₯ the Children killed by Medeia βποΈ the House of Aigeus (Athens) βπ the Sanctuary of Athena at Titane (Argolid)βπ₯ the Daughters of Pelias βπ River Apidanos (N. Greece) βπ River Amphryssos (Thessaly) βπ€ Eurylyte βπ Mount Pindos (Thessaly) βπ the Rocks of Melas (island) βπ Carthaia (Ceos) βπΊ the Bow of ApolloβπΊ the Clod of Earth from Lake Triton βπ Armenia βπ Persia βπ Pitane (Asia Minor) βποΈ the House of Creon (Corinth)βπ Argoon (Aithalia) βπ Pola (Illyria) βπ Aia (unlocatable) βπ Aia (Pontos) βπ the Field of Ares (Colchis) βπ€ Arniope (Attic) βπ€ Elera βπ€ Clymenos (Attic) βπ€ Chrysis βπΊ the Gold Mixing Bowl of Medeia βπ Ausigda (Cyrenaica)βπ Taucheira (Cyrenaica) βποΈ the Temple of Hecate in Colchisβπ₯ the Twelve Phaiacian Slaves of Medeia βπ Lake Cycnos (Aitolia) βπ River Enipeus (Thessaly) βποΈ the Tomb of Alexander (Troy) βπ the Fields of Maira (Troad?) βπ the Sanctuary of Apollo Aigletes on Anaphe
- Mentioned by
- π Apollodoros, Epitome 1.5βπ Apollodoros, Epitome 1.6βπ Apollodoros, Epitome 5.5βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.16βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.23βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.24βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.25βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.27βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.28βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 168-201βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 768-800βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 877-908βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 1011-1026βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 1309-1321βπ Pausanias 2.3.6βπ Pausanias 2.3.8βπ Pausanias 2.3.9βπ Plutarch, Theseus 12.1βπ Pausanias 2.12.1βπ Euripides, Medeia 1-35βπ Euripides, Medeia 53-85βπ Euripides, Medeia 160-210βπ Euripides, Medeia 271-290βπ Euripides, Medeia 292-356βπ Euripides, Medeia 465-490βπ Euripides, Medeia 689-730βπ Euripides, Medeia 731-763βπ Euripides, Medeia 866-905βπ Euripides, Medeia 959-1220βπ Euripides, Medeia 1251-1290βπ Euripides, Medeia 1317-1350βπ Euripides, Medeia 1351-1385βπ Dionysios, Periegesis 487-490βπ Dionysios, Periegesis 1016-1038βπ Pausanias 8.11.1-8.11.3βπ Pausanias 2.3.6-2.3.9βπ Pausanias 2.3.10-2.3.11βπ Pausanias 5.18.1-5.18.3βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.24-1.9.26βπ Apollodoros, Library 1.9.27-1.9.28βπ Plutarch, Theseus 12.1-12.3βπ Hesiod, Theogony 956-962βπ Hesiod, Theogony 992-1002βπ Nostoi fr. 6 Westβπ Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 20 West = fr. 3 Fowlerβπ Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 21 Westβπ Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 23 West = fr. 3 Fowlerβπ Cinaithon fr. 2 Westβπ Naupactica fr. 6, 7 Westβπ Naupactica fr. 8 Westβπ Palaiphatos, On Unbelievable Stories 43βπ Lucian, Dialogues of the Dead 9.1-9.2 MacLeodβπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 7c Harderβπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 21 Harderβπ Lucian, The Hall 31βπ Lucian, The Dance 40βπ Lucian, The Dance 42βπ Lucian, The Dance 51-53βπ Lucian, Hermotimos, or Concerning the Sects 73βπ Ps-Lucian, Affairs of the Heart 2βπ Pindar, Olympian 13 40-92βπ Pindar, Pythian 4 1-63βπ Pindar, Pythian 4 203-246βπ Pindar, Pythian 4 247-262βπ Ps-Plutarch, On Rivers 5βπ Euripides, Medeia 364-409βπ Euripides, Medeia 421-438βπ Pindar fr. 172 Snell-Maehlerβπ Strabo 7.5.5βπ Ovid, Ibis 435-436βπ Ovid, Ibis 441-442βπ Lucian, Apology for the 'Salaried Posts in Great Houses' 10βπ Strabo 1.2.10βπ Strabo 1.2.38-1.2.40βπ Servius, Scholia on Georgics 2.140βπ Vergil, Eclogues 8βπ Ovid, Amores 2.14βπ D-Scholia, Iliad 11.741βπ Strabo 5.1.9βπ Strabo 5.2.6βπ Strabo 11.13.10βπ Strabo 11.14.12-11.14.13βπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 8 Harderβπ Diegeseis to Callimachus 10.18-11.17 Hollis = Hecale unnumbered fr.βπ Callimachus, Hecale fr. 3-8 Hollisβπ Callimachus, Hecale fr. 145 Hollisβπ Neophron FragTrag fr. 1 = fr. 1 Snell-Kannichtβπ Neophron FragTrag fr. 2 = fr. 2 Snell-Kannichtβπ Neophron FragTrag fr. 3 = fr. 3 Snell-Kannichtβπ Euripides II FragTrag test. 1 = test. 1 Snell-Kannichtβπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.1-7.73βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.74-7.99βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.100-7.158βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.159-7.233βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.234-7.293βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.294-7.349βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.350-7.403βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.404-7.424βπ Ps-Scylax, Periplous 81βπ Melanthios FragTrag fr. 1 = fr. 1 Snell-Kannichtβπ Pliny, Natural History 2.235βπ Pliny, Natural History 35.136βπ Pliny, Natural History 35.26βπ Pliny, Natural History 37.173βπ Pliny, Natural History 25.10 = 25.5.1βπ Pliny, Natural History 3.151βπ Pliny, Natural History 35.137βπ Pliny, Natural History 7.126βπ Pliny, Natural History 35.145βπ Conon, Narrations 49
- Mentioned in Text
- Apollodoros, EpitomeβApollodoros, Libraryβ Nostoiβ NaupacticaβDionysios, PeriegesisβHesiod, TheogonyβLycophron, AlexandraβPlutarch, TheseusβEumelos, CorinthiacaβPausaniasβPindarβCinaithonβEuripides, MedeiaβStraboβPalaiphatos, On Unbelievable StoriesβCallimachus, AetiaβLucian, Dialogues of the DeadβLucian, The HallβLucian, The DanceβLucian, Apology for the 'Salaried Posts in Great Houses'βLucian, Hermotimos, or Concerning the SectsβPs-Lucian, Affairs of the HeartβPindar, Olympian 13βPindar, Pythian 4βPs-Plutarch, On RiversβD-Scholia, IliadβOvid, IbisβOvid, MetamorphosesβServius, Scholia on GeorgicsβVergil, EcloguesβOvid, Amoresβ Diegeseis to CallimachusβCallimachus, HecaleβConon, NarrationsβNeophronβEuripides IIβPs-Scylax, PeriplousβMelanthiosβPliny, Natural History
- Mentioned in citation of
- π Homer, Odyssey 10.135-10.139βπ Homer, Odyssey 12.36-12.141βπ Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 20 West = fr. 3 Fowlerβπ Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 23 West = fr. 3 Fowlerβπ Cinaithon fr. 2 Westβπ Hellanicos fr. 132 Fowlerβπ Euripides, Medeia 230-251βπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 7c Harderβπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 11 Harderβπ Crates of Mallos fr. 14 Broggiatoβπ Vergil, Georgics 2.140-2.154
- Depictions
- π¨ Attic Red-Figure Hydria attributed to the Meidias Painter (BM 1772,0320.30; Beazley 220497; LIMC Agaue IV 1)βπ¨ Attic Red-Figure Calyx Krater attributed to the Kleophon Painter (Logie 178.94; Beazley 5046; LIMC Pelias 18)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa del Gruppo dei Vasi di Vetro VI 13, 2, Pompeii (MANN 111477; PALP r6-i13-p2-space-20)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di Vesonius Primus VI 14, 20, Pompeii (PALP r6-i14-p20-space-q)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa dei Dioscuri VI 9, 6.7, Pompeii (MANN 8998; PALP r6-i9-p6-space-53)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di T. Dentatius Panthera IX 2, 16, Pompeii (PALP r9-i2-p16-space-b)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di Marcus Lucretius IX 3, 5.24, Pompeii (PALP r9-i3-p5-space-9)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Private Dwelling IX 5, 14-16, Pompeii (MANN 111440; PALP r9-i5-p16-space-cprime)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa di Giasone IX 5, 18, Pompeii (MANN 114320, 114321, 114322; PALP r9-i5-p18-space-e)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Market VII 9, 7, Pompeii (PALP r7-i9-p7-space-d)βπ¨ Wall painting from Herculaneum (MANN 8976)βπ¨ Roman Marble Sarcophagus (SAM SK 843b; ASR II, no. 200, pl. 64; III. 3, no. 200)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from Casa delle Vestali VI 1, 7, Pompeii (PALP r6-i1-p7-space-46)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from cubiculum W26 in Villa Arianna, Stabiae (MANN 9546, 4978)βπ¨ Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1912; LIMC Achilleus 377)βπ¨ Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1888)βπ¨ Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B112)βπ¨ Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B987; LIMC Achilleus 377)βπ¨ Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B1803; LIMC Achilleus 377)βπ¨ Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B161)βπ¨ Fragment of Bronze Shieldband from Olympia (Olympia B2198)βπ¨ Wall Paintings from the Tomb of the Veteran Gaius Ammonis (N173), North Necropolis, Cyrene (In Situ)
- Reported depictions
- π¨ Wooden Chest of Cypselos (LIMC Achilleus 205)βπ¨ Painting of Medeia by Timomachos (LIMC Medeia 7)βπ¨ Painting of Medeia by Aristolaos (Not Extant)βποΈ the Hall (fictional)