π€ Polypheides (Argive) son of Mantios
π€ Bias (Argive) son of Amythaon
π€ Proitos (Argive) son of Abas
π€ Melampous son of Amythaon, prophet
π Tiryns (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π₯ the Daughters of Proitos made mad by a divinity
π€ Iphinoe (Argive) daughter of Proitos
π€ Antiope (Theban) daughter of Nycteus, mother of Zethos and Amphion
π€ Epopeus (Sicyonian) Sicyonian king, abducts Antiope
π€ Nycteus (Theban) son of Chthonios, king of Thebes
π Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia
π€ Lycos (Theban I) steward of Thebes, uncle of Antiope
π Corinth (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π₯ the Mycenae Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent
π Mycenae (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π Cleonai (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π Orneiai (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π Araithyrea (Argolid) unlocatable city in the Argolid, later identified with Phlious
π Hyperesia (Argolid) unlocatable city in the Argolid, later identified with Aigeira
π Gonoessa (Argolid) unlocatable city in the Argolid
π Pellene (Achaia) city in Achaia
π Aigion (Achaia) city in Achaia
π Helice (Achaia) city in Achaia
π Achaia (Peloponnese) region in the northern Peloponnese
π€ Echepolos (Sicyonian) son of Anchises
π€ Sicyon eponym of Sicyon
π Asopia (alt. Sicyon) alternative name for Sicyon
π€ Helios personification of the sun
π€ Aloeus (Sicyonian) son of Helios
π€ Aigialeus (Argive) eponym of Aigialeia
π€ Leucippos (Sicyonian) son of Thourimachos, Sicyonian king
π€ Peratos son of Poseidon and Calchinia
π€ Demeter Olympian goddess
π€ Orthopolis son of Plemnaios
π€ Plemnaios son of Peratos
π€ Europs (Sicyonian) son of Aigialeus
π€ Telchis Sicyonian king, father of or conspirator against Apis
π€ Apis (Argive) eponym of Apia, killed by Aitolos
π€ Thelxion son of or conspirator against Apis
π€ Aigyros son of Thelxion son of Apis
π€ Thourimachos Sicyonian, son of Aigyros
π€ Coronos (Sicyonian) Sicyonian king, son of Apollo
π€ Corax (Sicyonian) son of Coronos, Sicyonian king
π€ Lamedon Sicyonian king, son of Coronos
π Eleutherai (Attica/Boiotia) city on Boiotia - Attica border
π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
π€ Pheno Athenian, daughter of Clytios
π Attica region of the Greek mainland
π€ Zeuxippe (Sicyonian) daughter of Lamedon, wife of Sicyon
π Aigialeia (alt. Sicyon) alternative name for Sicyon
π€ Polybos (Corinthian/Sicyonian) king of Corinth or Sicyon, adoptive father of Oidipous
π€ Adrastos (Argive I) son of Talaos, one of Seven against Thebes
π Argos (city) city in the Peloponnese
π€ Ianiscos ruler of Sicyon, descendant of Athenian Clytios
π€ Phaistos (Sicyonian & Cretan) Sicyonian king, migrates to Crete, son of Heracles
π Crete (island) island in the Aegean
π€ Zeuxippos son of Apollo, king of Sicyon
π€ Hippolytos (Sicyonian) Sicyonian king, son of Rhopalos
π€ Agamemnon commander of all Greek forces at Troy
π€ Lacestades son of Hippolytos son of Rhopalos
π€ Phalces (Argive) son of Temenos
ποΈ the Temple of Hera at Sicyonπ Phlious (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π€ Rhegnidas son of Phalces
π€ Apollo Olympian god
π€ Artemis Olympian goddess
π€ Python guardian serpent at Delphi, killed by Apollo
π Delphi (Phocis) city and sanctuary in Phocis; for prophecies see "the Oracle of Apollo (Delphi)"
π€ Carmanor Cretan king, purified Apollo
π Phobos (Sicyon) location at or near Sicyon
π€ Amphion (Theban) son of Zeus and Antiope, husband of Niobe
π€ Zethos son of Antiope, brother of Amphion
ποΈ the Tomb of Epopeus (Sicyon) at Sicyon, next to the Altar of Athena
ποΈ the Altar of Pan at Sicyon at Sicyon, near the Sanctuary of Hera, built by Adrastos
ποΈ the Altar of Helios in Sicyon at Sicyon, near the Sanctuary of Hera, built by Adrastos
π₯ the Erinyes personifications of vengeance
π Titane (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π₯ the Ionians ethnic collective
π Aigeira (Achaia) city in Achaia
π€ Marathon eponym of Marathon, son of Epopeus
π Thessaly region in northern Greece
ποΈ the Temple of Athena at Sicyon built by Epopeus
π€ Hera Olympian goddess
π Marathon (Attica) deme in Attica
π River Asopos (Sicyon) river near Sicyon
π€ Amphiaraos prophet, Calydonian boar hunter, Argonaut, one of the Seven against Thebes
π€ Thestios (Aitolian) son of Ares or Agenor, father of Leda
π Aitolia region in mainland Greece
π€ Hebe personification of youth, cup-bearer of the gods
π Mecone (unlocatable) location of Prometheus' sacrifice
π₯ the Heracleidai descendants of Heracles, successfully take Peloponnese
π€ Ladon (dog) one of Actaion's dogs
π€ Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of Helen
ποΈ the Sicyonian Treasury (Olympia) at Olympia
π Sicyon (Argolid) city in the Argolid
π Aigialeia (alt. Achaia) alternative name for Achaia
ποΈ the Altar of Athena at Sicyon at Sicyon, built by Epopeus
π€ Athena Olympian goddess
π€ Castor (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian boar hunter, Argonaut
π€ Polydeuces (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian Boar hunter, Argonaut
π€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian god
π€ Androdamas son of Phlias
π€ Phanes Theban, brought cult of Dionysos to Sicyon
πΊ the Statue of Dionysos statue dedicated by Androdamas at Sicyon
πΊ the Statue of Dionysos Lysios from Thebes, dedicated at Sicyon by Phanes
π the Oracle of Apollo at Delphiπ€ Peitho (personification) personification of persuasion
πΊ the Double Flute of Athena later played by Marsyas
π the Argolid (Peloponnese) region in the Peloponnese
ποΈ the Temple of Apollo at Sicyon in the Agora of Sicyon, built by Proitos and destroyed by fire
πΊ the Spear of Meleagros used to kill the Calydonian Boar, dedicated in Sicyon
πΊ the Drugs of Melampous used to cure the Proitidai
ποΈ the Tomb of Iphinoe (Sicyon)π€ Meleagros led Calydonian Boar hunt, Argonaut
π River Maiandros (Caria) river in Caria
π the Agora of Sicyonπ River Marsyas (Phrygia) river in Phrygia
π€ Heracles greatest Greek hero
π€ Alexanor son of Machaon
πΊ the Bone of a Sea Monster kept at Sicyon
π€ Euamerion personification of recovery
π€ Asclepios son of Apollo, god of healing
π€ Aphrodite Olympian goddess
π€ Pan (god) god of flocks, of varying parentage