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🌍 Olympia (Elis)

  • <div data-attribute_names="[]"><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="8188103" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_8188103">πŸ‘€ Cteatos <q>son of Molione and Actor or Poseidon, twin of Eurytos, sometimes conjoined</q></span></span><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="8188381" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_8188381">πŸ‘€ Eurytos (s. of Molione) <q>son of Molione and Actor or Poseidon, twin of Cteatos, sometimes conjoined</q></span></span><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="8189842" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_8189842">πŸ‘€ Molione <q>mother of Cteatos and Eurytos (the Molionidai)</q></span></span><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="8190002" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_8190002">πŸ‘€ Sisyphos <q>son of Aiolos, king of Corinth, punished in the Underworld</q></span></span><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="9369036" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_9369036">🌍 the Argolid (Peloponnese) <q>region in the Peloponnese</q></span></span><span data-attribute_object_ids="[]"><span class="a type-6580" data-type_id="6580" data-object_id="9612969" id="y:ui_data:show_project_type_object-6580_9612969">🌍 Isthmia (Argolid) <q>site of the Isthmian Games</q></span></span></div>
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    home of the Olympic Games
    Cult site of
    πŸ‘€ Cybele (goddess) 'Mother of the Gods'πŸ‘€ Heracles (Dactyl) one of the DactyloiπŸ‘₯ the Muses personifications of poetry and musicπŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Themis Titan, personification of lawπŸ‘€ Despoina daughter of Demeter and PoseidonπŸ‘€ Castor (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Polydeuces (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian Boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Pan (god) god of flocks, of varying parentageπŸ‘€ Tyche personification of fortune, luckπŸ‘€ Cladeos (river god) river god and eponym of river in ElisπŸ‘€ Ammon (god) Egyptian god identified by the Greeks with ZeusπŸ‘€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Eileithyia goddess(es) of childbirth, daughter(s) of Zeus and HeraπŸ‘€ Sosipolis native Elean deityπŸ‘€ Aphrodite Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Cronos Titan, father of ZeusπŸ‘€ Myrtilos son of HermesπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘₯ the Dactyloi group of young demigods, often identified with Couretes on Mount IdaπŸ‘€ Epimedes one of the DactyloiπŸ‘€ Idas (Dactyl) one of the Idaian DactyloiπŸ‘€ Paionaios one of the DactyloiπŸ‘€ Iasos (Dactyl) one of the Dactyloi/CouretesπŸ‘€ Physcoa from Elis, lover of DionysosπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Hera Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Hephaistos Olympian godπŸ‘€ Demeter Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Iamos son of Apollo, received divination from him
    Place of death of
    πŸ‘€ Alcathoos (Aitolian) son of Porthaon
    Place of burial of
    πŸ‘€ Ischenos the frightener of horsesπŸ‘€ Olenios (Elian) eponym of Olenian Rock, buried at Tomb of TaraxippusπŸ‘€ Dameon son of Phlious, takes part in Heracles' campaign against EleansπŸ‘€ Oinomaos (Elian) king of PisaπŸ‘€ Alcathoos (Aitolian) son of Porthaon🏺 the Object of TaraxipposπŸ‘€ Aitolos (Elian) son of OxylosπŸ‘€ Endymion son of Aethlios, beloved of SeleneπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (Elian) daughter of Oinomaos, wife of PelopsπŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the Peloponnese
    Games established by
    πŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ‘€ Heracles (Dactyl) one of the DactyloiπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god
    Games held by
    πŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Clymenos (Cretan) Cretan, son of CardysπŸ‘€ Endymion son of Aethlios, beloved of SeleneπŸ‘€ Amythaon son of Cretheus, father of Bias and MelampousπŸ‘€ Pelias (Thessalian) king of IolcosπŸ‘€ Neleus (Pylian) son of Poseidon and Tyro, father of NestorπŸ‘€ Augeias (Elian) Argonaut, king of ElisπŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ‘€ Oxylos (Elian) assists HeraclidaiπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (Elian) daughter of Oinomaos, wife of Pelops
    Named by
    πŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek hero
    Ruled by
    πŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the Peloponnese
    Relics preserved on site
    πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Aitolos (Olympia) at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the House of Oinomaos (Olympia) only surviving relic of the house of Oinomaos at Olympia is a single pillarπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Oinomaos (Olympia) at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Altar of Idaian Heracles and the Dactyloi at OlympiaΒ πŸ›οΈ the Stable of the Horses of Oinomaos (Olympia)πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Pelops (Olympia)πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Pelops at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Wild Olive Tree at Olympia used to make wreaths for Olympian victorsπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Endymion (Olympia) in the Stadium of Olympia🏺 the Toy Couch of Hippodameia dedicated at Olympia in the Temple of Hera🏺 the Sword of Pelops🏺 the Horn of AmaltheiaπŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Zeus at OlympiaΒ πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Zeus Areios at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Hera at OlympiaΒ  at Olympia, in the Sanctuary of Olympian ZeusπŸ›οΈ the Temple of Hera at Olympia in the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus🏺 the Bones of HippodameiaπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Taraxippos (Olympia) at Olympia
    Encompasses
    πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Pelops at Olympiaβ€‚πŸ›οΈ the Double Altars at OlympiaΒ  β€‚πŸŒ the Hill of Cronos (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Taraxippos (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Temple of Zeus at Olympia β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Endymion (Olympia) β€‚πŸŒ the Stadium at Olympia β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Aitolos (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Temple of Cronos at Olympiaβ€‚πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Idaian Heracles and the Dactyloi at OlympiaΒ β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Temple of Hera at Olympia β€‚πŸ›οΈ the House of Oinomaos (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Sicyonian Treasury (Olympia) β€‚πŸŒ the Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympiaβ€‚πŸ›οΈ the Epidamnian Treasuries (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Metapontine Treasury (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Megarian Treasury (Olympia) β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Hippodameia (Olympia) β€‚πŸŒ the Sanctuary of Pelops at Olympia β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Zeus at OlympiaΒ β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Zeus Areios at Olympiaβ€‚πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Zeus Hercios at OlympiaΒ  β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Hera at OlympiaΒ  β€‚πŸŒ the Sanctuary of Demeter Chamyne at Olympiaβ€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Oinomaos (Olympia) β€‚πŸŒ the Hippodrome (Olympia)β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Stable of the Horses of Oinomaos (Olympia)β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Pelops (Olympia)β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Wild Olive Tree at Olympia β€‚πŸ›οΈ the Oracle of Iamos (Olympia) β€‚πŸŽ¨ Wooden Chest of Cypselos (LIMC Achilleus 205)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Metopes of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia (Olympia East 1-6; West 1-6; LIMC Amazones 97)β€‚πŸŽ¨ East Pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia by Paionios (LIMC Alpheios 8)β€‚πŸŽ¨ West Pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia by Alcamenes (LIMC Apollon 914)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Cult Statue of Zeus at Olympia by Pheidias (LIMC Zeus 89)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue of Hermes and Dionysos at the Temple of Hera, Olympia, by Praxiteles (LIMC Dionysos 675)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue of Heracles and the Amazons in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia, by Aristocles of Cydonia (LIMC Amazones 94)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Zeus and the Asopids in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia (LIMC Aigina 28)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Reliefs on Semicircular Pedestal in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia (Not Extant)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue of Zeus and Ganymedes in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia, by Agathocles (LIMC Ganymedes 75)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Zeus, Pelops, and Alpheios in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia (LIMC Alpheios 9)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Leaders of the Greek Contingent, in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia, by Onatas (LIMC Aias I 21)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue of Heracles and the Nemean Lion in the Sanctuary of Zeus, Olympia, by Nicodamos of Mainalos (LIMC Herakles 1906)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Heracles in the Garden of the Hesperides in the Epidamnian Treasury, Olympia (LIMC Atlas 6)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Herakles and Acheloos in the Megarian Treasury, Olympia (Not Extant)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statues dedicated by Micythos of Tegea in the Temple of Zeus, Olympia (LIMC Aphrodite 137)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue Group of Zeus, Orpheus, Dionysis and Agon by Dionysius of Argos, dedicated at Olympia by Micythus (Not Extant)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Bronze Statue of Hippodameia crowning Pelops from the Hippodrome at Olympia (Not Extant)β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statues of the Hesperides, originally in a Group in the Epidamnian Treasury at Olympia ()β€‚πŸŽ¨ Statue of Endymion in the Metapontine Treasury, Olympia ()β€‚βš’οΈ Inscription on the Statue of Timon at Olympia (Not Extant)
    Has depictions of
    πŸ‘€ Athena Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Atlas holds up the sky as punishmentπŸ‘€ Cerberos (dog) three-headed guardian dog of the underworldπŸ‘€ the Cerynitian Deer golden-horned deer sacred to ArtemisπŸ‘€ the Cretan Bull Heracles' seventh LaborπŸ‘€ the Erymanthian Boar boar captured by HeraclesπŸ‘€ Eurystheus assigns Heracles his laborsπŸ‘€ Geryon son of ChrysaorπŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ‘€ Hermes Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hippolyte (Amazon I) Amazon queen, owner of the war belt sought by HeraclesπŸ‘₯ the Mares of Diomedes man-eating horsesπŸ‘€ the Nemean Lion invulnerable lionπŸ‘₯ the Stymphalian Birds Heracles' opponents🏺 the Bow of Heracles weapon of Heracles, later given to Philoctetes🏺 the Club of Heracles weapon of Heracles🏺 the Golden Apples of the HesperidesπŸ‘€ the Hydra killed by HeraclesπŸ›οΈ the Stables of Augeias (Elis) at Elis🏺 the Jar of Eurystheus hiding spotπŸ‘€ Amythaon son of Cretheus, father of Bias and MelampousπŸ‘€ Arcas son of Zeus and CallistoπŸ‘€ Chrysippos (s. of Pelops) son of PelopsπŸ‘€ Eileithyia goddess(es) of childbirth, daughter(s) of Zeus and HeraπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (Elian) daughter of Oinomaos, wife of PelopsπŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Melampous son of Amythaon, prophetπŸ‘€ Myrtilos son of HermesπŸ‘€ Oinomaos (Elian) king of PisaπŸ‘€ Sterope (Atlantid) daughter of Atlas, one of the Pleiades🏺 the Chariot of Pelops chariot used to win competition for HippodameiaπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Oinomaos driven by MyrtilosπŸ‘€ Cillas (eponym) eponym of Cilla, charioteer of PelopsπŸ‘€ Clytios (s. of Alcmaion) son of AlcmaionπŸ‘€ Iamos son of Apollo, received divination from himπŸ‘€ Cladeos (river god) river god and eponym of river in ElisπŸ‘€ Sosipolis native Elean deityπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Pelops given to Pelops by PoseidonπŸ‘€ Apollo Olympian godπŸ‘₯ the Centaurs half-horse half-human beingsπŸ‘€ Eurytion (Thessalian centaur) centaur fought by PeirithousπŸ‘€ Theseus Athenian heroπŸ‘€ Peirithous (Lapith) Calydonian Boar hunter, companion of TheseusπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (w. of Peirithous) fiancee or wife of PeirithousπŸ‘₯ the Lapiths attacked by Centaurs group that fought the centaurs at the wedding of Peirithous⏳ the Wedding of Peirithous and Hippodameia at which the Lapiths and the Centaurs fight
    Reported to have depictions of
    πŸ‘€ Acastos (s. of Pelias) son of Pelias, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Achilles greatest Greek hero at Troy, leader of the Myrmidon contingentπŸ‘€ Admetos (Argonaut) Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Agamemnon commander of all Greek forces at TroyπŸ‘€ Aias (the greater) son of Telamon, leader of the Salamis contingent at Troy, 'the greater'πŸ‘€ Aias (the lesser) son of Oileus, leader of the Locrian contingent at Troy, 'the lesser'πŸ‘€ Aithra (m. of Theseus) daughter of Pittheus, mother of TheseusπŸ‘€ Alcestis daughter of Pelias, wife of AdmetosπŸ‘€ Alcmaion (epigonos) son of Amphiaraos and Eriphyle, one of the EpigonoiπŸ‘€ Alcmene mother of HeraclesπŸ‘€ Alexander (Trojan) Trojan hero, abducts HelenπŸ‘€ Amphiaraos prophet, Calydonian boar hunter, Argonaut, one of the Seven against ThebesπŸ‘€ Amphilochos (epigonos) son of Amphiaraos, one of the EpigonoiπŸ‘€ Amphitryon mortal father of HeraclesπŸ‘€ Aphrodite Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Apollo Olympian godπŸ‘€ Ares Olympian godπŸ‘€ Ariadne daughter of MinosπŸ‘€ Asterios (s. of Cometes) son of Cometes, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Atalante Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Athena Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Atlas holds up the sky as punishmentπŸ‘€ Baton charioteer of AmphiaraosπŸ‘€ Boreas personification of the north windπŸ‘€ Calais ArgonautπŸ‘€ Cassandra a prophet never believed, daughter of Priam and HecabeπŸ‘€ Castor (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘₯ the Centaurs half-horse half-human beingsπŸ‘€ Cheiron (centaur) centaurπŸ‘€ Circe daughter of Helios and Perseis, encountered by OdysseusπŸ‘€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Eos personification of the dawnπŸ‘€ Eriphyle wife of AmphiaraosπŸ‘€ Eris personification of strife and discordπŸ‘€ Eteocles (Theban) son of OedipousπŸ‘€ Euphemos (Argonaut) son of Poseidon, Argonaut, Calydonian boar hunterπŸ‘€ Euryale (Gorgon) GorgonπŸ‘€ Hera Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Geryon son of ChrysaorπŸ‘€ Hector (Trojan) Trojan hero, son of PriamπŸ‘€ Hephaistos Olympian godπŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ‘€ Hermes Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (Elian) daughter of Oinomaos, wife of PelopsπŸ‘€ Idas (Argonaut) son of Aphareus, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Iolaos son of Iphicles, companion of HeraclesπŸ‘€ Iphiclos (s. of Phylacos) Argonaut, son of Phylacos, father of ProtesilaosπŸ‘€ Jason (Argonaut) leader of the Argonauts🌍 Corinth (Argolid) city in the Argolid🌍 Athens (Attica) city in AtticaπŸ‘€ Theseus Athenian heroπŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Oreithyia (Athenian) daughter of Erechtheus, abducted by BoreasπŸ‘€ Oxylos (Elian) assists HeraclidaiπŸ‘€ Peleus son of Aiacos, father of AchillesπŸ‘₯ the GorgonsπŸ‘₯ the HarpiesπŸ‘€ Helen Helen of TroyπŸ‘₯ the Muses personifications of poetry and musicπŸ‘€ Perseus (Argive) Greek hero, slayer of MedousaπŸ‘€ Phineus (Thracian) blind prophet tormented by the HarpiesπŸ‘€ Polydeuces (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian Boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Polyneices son of OedipusπŸ‘€ Marpessa daughter of EuenosπŸ‘€ Medeia wife of Jason, kills her own childrenπŸ‘€ Melanion (h. of Atalante)πŸ‘€ Memnon son of Eos and Tithonos, leader of the Ethiopian contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Menelaos son of Atreus, husband of HelenπŸ‘€ Nausicaa daughter of AlcinoosπŸ‘₯ the Nereids daughters of NereusπŸ‘€ Odysseus king of Ithaca, leader of the Cephallenian contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Oinomaos (Elian) king of PisaπŸ‘€ Stheno (Gorgon)πŸ‘€ Thetis Nereid, mother of AchillesπŸ‘€ Zetes Argonaut🏺 the Palladion (statue) statue of Athena protecting Troy🏺 the Winged Sandals used by Hermes and Perseus🏺 the Bow of Heracles weapon of Heracles, later given to Philoctetes🏺 the Necklace of Harmonia later of Eriphyle, given by the gods🌍 Aitolia region in mainland Greece🏺 the Golden Apple of Eris thrown by Eris; prize for the goddesses🌍 Troy (Troad) city in the Troad🏺 the Golden Apples of the HesperidesπŸ›οΈ the Temple of Athena at Troy in the Citadel of Troy🏺 the Second Armour of Achilles made by Hephaistos🌍 Argos (city) city in the Peloponnese🌍 Elis (region) region in the Peloponnese🏺 the Chariot of Pelops chariot used to win competition for HippodameiaπŸ‘€ the Hydra killed by Heracles⏳ the Funeral Games of Pelias (Iolcos)πŸ‘€ Nyx personification of nightπŸ‘€ Thanatos personification of deathπŸ‘€ Hypnos personification of sleepπŸ‘€ Ker personification(s) of deathπŸ‘€ Iphidamas (Trojan) son of Antenor, killed by Agamemnon at TroyπŸ‘€ Coon son of AntenorπŸ‘€ Aletes (Corinthian) son of HippotesπŸ‘€ Argeios (Argonaut) ArgonautπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Oinomaos driven by MyrtilosπŸ‘€ Demonassa (d. of Amphiaraos)πŸ‘€ Eribotes (Argonaut) Argonaut and competitor in funeral games of PeliasπŸ‘€ Eurydice (Argive) daughter of Amphiaraos and EriphyleπŸ‘€ Mopsos (Argonaut) son of Ampyx, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Neotheus runner in funeral games for PeliasπŸ‘€ Pisos eponym of Pisa, son of PerieresπŸ‘€ Melas (Corinthian) son of Antasos🌍 Spring and River Amymone (Argolid) waterway in the ArgolidπŸ‘€ Phalareus runner in the Funeral games of Pelias🏺 the Crown of AriadneπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Pelops given to Pelops by Poseidon🏺 the Cup of the Taphians given to AlcmeneπŸ‘€ the Cerynitian Deer golden-horned deer sacred to ArtemisπŸ‘€ the Cretan Bull Heracles' seventh LaborπŸ‘€ the Erymanthian Boar boar captured by HeraclesπŸ‘€ the Nemean Lion invulnerable lionπŸ‘₯ the Stymphalian Birds Heracles' opponents🏺 the War-Belt of Hippolyte obtained by Heracles🌍 Erytheia (unlocatable) unlocatable location, kingdom of Geryon, sometimes identified on the Atlantic coast of Spain🌍 Knossos (Crete) city in CreteπŸ›οΈ the Stables of Augeias (Elis) at ElisπŸ‘€ Diomedes (Thracian) Thracian king, owner of man-eating horsesπŸ‘€ Myrtilos son of HermesπŸ‘€ Sterope (Atlantid) daughter of Atlas, one of the Pleiades🌍 River Alpheios (Peloponnese) river in western PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ‘€ Cillas (eponym) eponym of Cilla, charioteer of PelopsπŸ‘€ Sphairos (charioteer) eponym of Sphairia, charioteer of Pelops🌍 River Cladeos (Elis) river in ElisπŸ‘€ Cladeos (river god) river god and eponym of river in ElisπŸ‘€ Eurytion (Thessalian centaur) centaur fought by PeirithousπŸ‘€ Peirithous (Lapith) Calydonian Boar hunter, companion of TheseusπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (w. of Peirithous) fiancee or wife of PeirithousπŸ‘€ Caineus Lapith, Argonaut, originally CainisπŸ‘₯ the Lapiths attacked by Centaurs group that fought the centaurs at the wedding of PeirithousπŸ‘€ Amphitrite wife of Poseidon, Oceanid or Nereid according to different traditionsπŸ‘€ Artemis Olympian goddessπŸ‘₯ the Charites personifications of grace, sometimes singular ('Charis')πŸ‘€ Hestia Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Poseidon Olympian godπŸ‘₯ the Hesperides nymph guardians of the Golden ApplesπŸ‘₯ the Horai personifications of natural orderπŸ‘€ Penthesileia daughter of Ares and Otrera, AmazonπŸ‘€ Prometheus (fire-stealer) son of Iapetos, steals fireπŸ‘€ Nike (personification) personification of victoryπŸ‘€ Selene personification of the moonπŸ‘€ Sphinx monster that terrorises ThebesπŸ‘₯ the Amazons tribe of warrior women🌍 Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Mount Caucasos (Pontos) mountain range east of the Black SeaπŸ‘€ the Caucasian Eagle eats Prometheus' liverπŸ‘₯ the Children of Niobe children of Niobe and AmphionπŸ‘€ Salamis (eponym) daughter of AsoposπŸ‘€ Eros personification of loveπŸ‘€ Peitho (personification) personification of persuasionπŸ‘€ Charis wife of Hephaistos🏺 the Bow of Artemis🏺 the Bow of Apollo🏺 the Chains of Prometheus used to bind him as punishmentπŸ‘€ Hippolyte (Amazon I) Amazon queen, owner of the war belt sought by HeraclesπŸ‘€ Aigina abducted by Zeus, mother of AiacosπŸ‘€ Asopos (river god) river god and eponym of rivers in Sicyon and BoiotiaπŸ‘€ Thebe (Boiotian) personification or eponym of Thebes, sometimes wife of ZethosπŸ‘€ Harpina (eponym) mother of OinomaosπŸ‘€ Corcyra eponym of Corcyra, daughter of AsoposπŸ‘€ Nemea (eponym) eponym of Nemea, daughter of AsoposπŸ‘€ Aineias son of Aphrodite and Anchises, leader of the Dardanian contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Deiphobos (Trojan) son of Priam and HecabeπŸ‘€ Diomedes (Argive I) son of Tydeus, leader of the Argos contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Helenos (Trojan) son of PriamπŸ‘€ Hemera personification of the dayπŸ‘€ Ganymedes (s. of Tros) son of Tros, abducted by ZeusπŸ‘€ Idomeneus (Cretan) son of Deucalion, leader of the Cretan contingent at TroyπŸ‘€ Nestor son of Neleus, leader of the Pylos contingent at TroyπŸ‘₯ the Greek Contingent at Troy led by AgamemnonπŸ‘€ Helios personification of the sunπŸ‘€ Ladon (serpent) serpent guarding the Golden Apples🌍 the Garden of the Hesperides (unlocatable) unlocatable place where apples are guardedπŸ‘€ Acheloos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Deianeira (w. of Heracles) daughter of Althaia and Dionysos or Oineus, wife of HeraclesπŸ‘€ Asclepios son of Apollo, god of healingπŸ‘€ Persephone daughter of DemeterπŸ‘€ Hygieia personification of Health, daughter of AsclepiosπŸ‘€ Orpheus husband of EurydiceπŸ‘€ Agon personification of competition, contestπŸ‘€ Endymion son of Aethlios, beloved of Selene
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    πŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek heroπŸ›οΈ the Altar of Pelops at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Double Altars at OlympiaΒ  six altars to the Olympian gods at OlympiaπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god🌍 the Hill of Cronos (Olympia) at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Taraxippos (Olympia) at OlympiaπŸ‘€ Cronos Titan, father of ZeusπŸ‘₯ the Couretes (guardians) guard the infant ZeusπŸ‘€ Aitolos (eponym) son of Endymion, eponym of the AitoliansπŸ‘€ Endymion son of Aethlios, beloved of Selene🌍 Elis (region) region in the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Epeios (Elian) son of EndymionπŸ‘€ Paion (s. of Endymion) eponym of the Paionians, son of EndymionπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Aitolos (Olympia) at Olympia🌍 the Land of the Hyperboreans unlocatable region in the far northπŸ‘€ Heracles (Dactyl) one of the DactyloiπŸ›οΈ the Wild Olive Tree at Olympia used to make wreaths for Olympian victorsπŸ‘₯ the Dactyloi group of young demigods, often identified with Couretes on Mount IdaπŸ‘€ Apollo Olympian godπŸ‘€ Ares Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hermes Olympian god🌍 Crete (island) island in the AegeanπŸ‘€ Clymenos (Cretan) Cretan, son of CardysπŸ‘€ Pelops (Pisan) son of Tantalos, eponym of the PeloponneseπŸ‘€ Amythaon son of Cretheus, father of Bias and MelampousπŸ‘€ Pelias (Thessalian) king of IolcosπŸ‘€ Neleus (Pylian) son of Poseidon and Tyro, father of NestorπŸ‘€ Augeias (Elian) Argonaut, king of ElisπŸ‘€ Iolaos son of Iphicles, companion of HeraclesπŸ‘€ Castor (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Polydeuces (Spartan) one of the Dioscouroi, Calydonian Boar hunter, ArgonautπŸ‘€ Iasios (Arcadian) winner at the Olympian Games held by HeraclesπŸ‘€ Oxylos (Elian) assists HeraclidaiπŸ›οΈ the House of Oinomaos (Olympia) only surviving relic of the house of Oinomaos at Olympia is a single pillarπŸ‘€ Cybele (goddess) 'Mother of the Gods'πŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Themis Titan, personification of lawπŸ‘₯ the Muses personifications of poetry and musicπŸ‘€ Despoina daughter of Demeter and PoseidonπŸ‘€ Pan (god) god of flocks, of varying parentageπŸ‘€ Tyche personification of fortune, luckπŸ‘€ Cladeos (river god) river god and eponym of river in ElisπŸ‘€ Ammon (god) Egyptian god identified by the Greeks with ZeusπŸ‘€ Hera Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Hippodameia (Elian) daughter of Oinomaos, wife of PelopsπŸ‘€ Chloris (d. of Amphion) daughter of Amphion (variously identified) and sometimes NiobeπŸ‘€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Narcaios son of Dionysos and PhyscoaπŸ‘€ Physcoa from Elis, lover of DionysosπŸ‘€ Myrtilos son of HermesπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Oinomaos driven by MyrtilosπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Oinomaos (Olympia) at Olympia🌍 Pisa (Elis) city in ElisπŸ›οΈ the Altar of Idaian Heracles and the Dactyloi at OlympiaΒ πŸ›οΈ the Stable of the Horses of Oinomaos (Olympia)πŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Pelops (Olympia)🌍 River Istros (Europe) river in EuropeπŸ‘€ Oinomaos (Elian) king of PisaπŸ‘₯ the Moirai the FatesπŸ‘€ Chronos (personification) personification of timeπŸ‘€ Echemos (Arcadian) son of Aeropos (son of Cepheus), Arcadian, husband of TimandraπŸ‘€ Oionos son of LicymniosπŸ‘€ Samos (s. of Halirrhothios)πŸ‘€ Doryclos (Tirynthian) competitor at first Olympic gamesπŸ‘€ Phrastor competitor at first Olympic gamesπŸ‘€ Niceus competitor at first Olympic gamesπŸ‘₯ the Argonauts sailors on the Argo🌍 River Alpheios (Peloponnese) river in western Peloponnese🌍 Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Olympia (Elis) home of the Olympic Games🌍 Syracuse (Sicily) city in Sicily🌍 Epizephyrian Locris (Italy) city in southern ItalyπŸ‘€ Aphrodite Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Eileithyia goddess(es) of childbirth, daughter(s) of Zeus and Hera🌍 Opous (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Mount Caucasos (Pontos) mountain range east of the Black SeaπŸ‘€ Iamos son of Apollo, received divination from himπŸ‘€ Sosipolis native Elean deity🌍 Camarina (Sicily) city in SicilyπŸ›οΈ the Idaian Cave (Elis) cave associated with Zeus in ElisπŸ‘€ Alcathoos (Aitolian) son of PorthaonπŸ‘€ Amphion (Theban) son of Zeus and Antiope, husband of NiobeπŸ‘€ Poseidon Olympian godπŸ‘€ Ischenos the frightener of horsesπŸ‘€ Dameon son of Phlious, takes part in Heracles' campaign against EleansπŸ‘€ Olenios (Elian) eponym of Olenian Rock, buried at Tomb of Taraxippus🏺 the Object of Taraxippos🌍 the Hippodrome (Olympia)🌍 the Stadium at Olympia where the games are heldπŸ›οΈ the Tomb of Endymion (Olympia) in the Stadium of OlympiaπŸ‘€ Aitolos (Elian) son of OxylosπŸ‘€ Pieria (Elian) wife of OxylosπŸ‘€ Epimedes one of the DactyloiπŸ‘€ Paionaios one of the DactyloiπŸ‘€ Iasos (Dactyl) one of the Dactyloi/CouretesπŸ‘€ Idas (Dactyl) one of the Idaian Dactyloi🌍 the Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia🌍 Scillos (Elis) city in Elis🏺 the Toy Couch of Hippodameia dedicated at Olympia in the Temple of HeraπŸ›οΈ the Altar of Zeus Hercios at OlympiaΒ  at Olympia, built by Oinomaos🏺 the Horn of Amaltheia🏺 the Sword of Pelops🌍 Sicyon (Argolid) city in the ArgolidπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ›οΈ the Temple of Hera at Olympia in the Sanctuary of Olympian ZeusπŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Zeus at OlympiaΒ πŸ›οΈ the Altar of Zeus Areios at OlympiaπŸ›οΈ the Ash Altar of Hera at OlympiaΒ  at Olympia, in the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus🌍 Mideia (Argolid) city in the Argolid🏺 the Bones of Hippodameia🌍 Acragas (Sicily) city in Sicily, now called Agrigento🌍 Epidamnos (Illyria) city in Illyria, later refounded by the Romans as Dyrrachium🌍 Metapontion (Italy) city in southern Italy🌍 Megara (Argolid) city on the Attica-Argolid borderπŸ‘₯ the Suitors of Hippodameia unsuccessfully compete to marry Hippodameia, killed by OinomaosπŸ‘€ Hephaistos Olympian god🌍 the Underworld realm of Hades🏺 the Chariot of HadesπŸ‘€ Demeter Olympian goddess
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    πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 2.7.2πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 20-43πŸ“– Pausanias 8.2.1-8.2.7πŸ“– Pausanias 5.1.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.2.1-5.2.5πŸ“– Pausanias 5.4.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.7.6-5.7.10πŸ“– Pausanias 5.8.1πŸ“– Pausanias 5.8.2πŸ“– Pausanias 5.8.3-5.8.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.8.5πŸ“– Pausanias 6.18.7πŸ“– Pausanias 8.48.1πŸ“– Pausanias 5.14.4-5.14.10πŸ“– Pausanias 5.15.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.15.5πŸ“– Pausanias 5.15.6-5.15.9πŸ“– Pausanias 5.15.7πŸ“– Pausanias 5.15.11πŸ“– Pausanias 5.16.2-5.16.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.16.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.16.6-5.16.7πŸ“– Pausanias 5.20.6-5.20.9πŸ“– Pausanias 6.20.15-6.20.19πŸ“– Pausanias 6.21.3πŸ“– Plutarch, Theseus 25.4πŸ“– Pausanias 5.1.6-5.1.7πŸ“– Bacchylides, Odes 11πŸ“– Lucian, Hermotimos, or Concerning the Sects 40πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 1 23-66πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 2 1-22πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 3 1-45πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 5 1-24πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 6 22-71πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 10 24-59πŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 10 60-77πŸ“– Bacchylides, Odes 7πŸ“– Euripides, Victory song for Alcibiades fr. 755 PMGπŸ“– Pindar, Nemean 10 31-54πŸ“– Pindar, Nemean 11 17-32πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 3.74.1-3.74.6πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 4.14.1-4.14.4πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 4.53.3-4.53.7πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 5.64.1-5.64.7πŸ“– Strabo 8.3.30πŸ“– Lucian, The Dance 47πŸ“– Strabo 10.3.2-10.3.4πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 11.698πŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 77c HarderπŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 16.89.1πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 7.205
    Mentioned in text
    Apollodoros, LibraryLycophron, AlexandraPausaniasPlutarch, TheseusBacchylides, OdesLucian, Hermotimos, or Concerning the SectsPindar, Olympian 1Pindar, Olympian 2Pindar, Olympian 3Pindar, Olympian 5Pindar, Olympian 6Pindar, Olympian 10Euripides, Victory song for AlcibiadesPindar, Nemean 10Pindar, Nemean 11Diodoros, LibraryStraboLucian, The DanceD-Scholia, IliadCallimachus, AetiaPliny, Natural History
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    Dionysios ScytobrachionHomer, IliadEphorosCallimachus, Aetia
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    πŸ“– Dionysios Scytobrachion fr. 37 RustenπŸ“– Homer, Iliad 11.696-11.710πŸ“– Ephoros FGrHist 70 fr. 122aπŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 77c Harderβš’οΈ Inscription on the Statue of Aitolos at Thermon (Not Extant)
    Reported to have inscriptions that mention
    πŸ‘€ Cteatos son of Molione and Actor or Poseidon, twin of Eurytos, sometimes conjoinedπŸ‘€ Eurytos (s. of Molione) son of Molione and Actor or Poseidon, twin of Cteatos, sometimes conjoinedπŸ‘€ Molione mother of Cteatos and Eurytos (the Molionidai)πŸ‘€ Sisyphos son of Aiolos, king of Corinth, punished in the Underworld🌍 the Argolid (Peloponnese) region in the Peloponnese🌍 Isthmia (Argolid) site of the Isthmian Games
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