- Alternative name
- π Anactoria (alt. Miletos)
- Information
- city in Asia Minor
- Cult site of
- π€ Artemis βπ€ Poseidon
- Place of birth of
- π€ Anax (Milesian)
- Place of death of
- π€ Ladon (serpent)
- Place of burial of
- π€ Neileus (Ionian)
- Founded by
π€ Miletos eponym of Miletos, from Crete, son of Apollo
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Antoninus Liberalis, MetamorphosesAntoninus LiberalisLate Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)Nicander, MetamorphosesEpicNicanderMiddle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)π₯ the Ionians ethnic collective
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)π₯ the Sons of Codros founders of cities in Ionia
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)π€ Neileus (Ionian) leader in the Ionian migration, son of Codros sometimes associated with Pylos rather than Athens
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)βοΈ Parian Chronicle (Ashmolean 449945; IG XII, 5, 444; PHI 77668)Early Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)π Paros (island) island in the Aegean, one of the Cyclades
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/ Archaeological Museum of Paros, ParikiaCallimachus, IambiCallimachusEarly Classical (ca. 480-450 BCE)Middle Classical (ca. 450-400 BCE)Callimachusπ€ Sarpedon (Lycian) son of Zeus and Europa or Laodameia, leader of the Lycia contingent at Troy
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)EphorosMythography & HistoriographyEphorosLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)π Cyme Phriconis (Ionia) city in Ionia
- Founded from
π Pylos (Messenia) city in Messenia, kingdom of Nestor
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)π Miletos (Crete) city on Crete
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)EphorosMythography & HistoriographyEphorosLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)π Cyme Phriconis (Ionia) city in Ionia
π Attica region of the Greek mainland
βοΈ Parian Chronicle (Ashmolean 449945; IG XII, 5, 444; PHI 77668)GreekEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)π Paros (island) island in the Aegean, one of the Cyclades
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- Settled by
π€ Neileus (Ionian) leader in the Ionian migration, son of Codros sometimes associated with Pylos rather than Athens
D-Scholia, IliadMythography & HistoriographyD-ScholiaGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Late Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)CleitophonCleitophonConon, NarrationsCononEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)π₯ the Ionians ethnic collective
D-Scholia, IliadMythography & HistoriographyD-ScholiaGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Late Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)CleitophonCleitophonConon, NarrationsCononEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)
- Settled from
π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
D-Scholia, IliadMythography & HistoriographyD-ScholiaGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Late Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)CleitophonCleitophonπ Helice (Achaia) city in Achaia
D-Scholia, IliadMythography & HistoriographyD-ScholiaGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Late Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)CleitophonCleitophon
- Games established by
π€ Son of Eritharses (name unknown) finds abandoned Smicros at Miletos
Conon, NarrationsMythography & HistoriographyCononGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)π€ Smicros son of Democlos
Conon, NarrationsMythography & HistoriographyCononGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)
- Fortified by
- π€ Neileus (Ionian)
- Named by
π€ Sarpedon (Lycian) son of Zeus and Europa or Laodameia, leader of the Lycia contingent at Troy
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)EphorosMythography & HistoriographyEphorosLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)π Cyme Phriconis (Ionia) city in Ionia
- Eponym
π€ Miletos eponym of Miletos, from Crete, son of Apollo
Apollodoros, LibraryMythography & HistoriographyApollodorosGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Middle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)PausaniasGeographyPausaniasAntoninus Liberalis, MetamorphosesAntoninus LiberalisLate Imperial (ca. 235-330 CE)Nicander, MetamorphosesEpicNicanderMiddle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)
- Derives etymology from
π Miletos (Crete) city on Crete
StraboGeographyStraboGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)EphorosMythography & HistoriographyEphorosLate Classical (ca. 400-330 BCE)π Cyme Phriconis (Ionia) city in Ionia
- Ruled by
π€ Leodamas (Milesian) king of Miletos
Conon, NarrationsMythography & HistoriographyCononGreekEarly Imperial (ca. 31 BCE-79 CE)Late Hellenistic (ca. 150-30 BCE)π€ Asterios (Milesian) son of Anax
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ Miletos eponym of Miletos, from Crete, son of Apollo
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ Anax (Milesian) autochthon, father of Asterios
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)
- Conquered by
π€ Neileus (Ionian) leader in the Ionian migration, son of Codros sometimes associated with Pylos rather than Athens
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)Lycophron, AlexandraLycophronEarly Hellenistic (ca. 336-220 BCE)Middle Hellenistic (ca. 220-150 BCE)π₯ the Ionians ethnic collective
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)π€ Miletos eponym of Miletos, from Crete, son of Apollo
PausaniasGeographyPausaniasGreekMiddle Imperial (ca. 69-235 CE)
- Relics preserved on site
- ποΈ the Tomb of Neileus (Miletos)βποΈ the Altar of Poseidon at Miletos
- Encompases
- ποΈ the Tomb of Neileus (Miletos)βπ the Sanctuary of Poseidon at MiletosβποΈ the Altar of Poseidon at Miletosβπ the Sanctuary of Artemis at Miletos
- Related Entities
- π€ Alexander (Trojan) βπ€ Aphrodite βπ€ Apollo βπ€ Artemis βπ€ Poseidon βπ€ Heracles βπ₯ the Hesperides βπ Athens (Attica) βπ Crete (island) βπ Naxos (island) βπ Lemnos (island) βπ€ Leto βπ€ Leucothea (goddess) βπ€ Miletos βπ€ Minos βπ€ Sarpedon (Lycian) βπ₯ the Caria Contingent at Troy (defenders) βπ Mount Ida (Troad) βπΊ the Golden Apples of the Hesperidesβπ Lesbos (island) βπ Phocaia (Ionia) βπ Colophon (Ionia) βπ Clazomenai (Ionia) βπ Cyme Phriconis (Ionia) βπ Caria (Asia Minor) βπ Lycia (SW Asia Minor) βπ Euboia (island) βπ Pylos (Messenia) βπ Scyros (island) βπ Attica βπ Delphi (Phocis) βπ Mount Pelion (Thessaly) βπ Paros (island) βπ Lydia (Asia Minor) βπ Ephesos (Asia Minor) βπ Samos (island) βπ Delos (island) βπ Chios (island) βπ₯ the Ionians βπ Mount Mimas (Ionia) βπ Melos (island) βπ Aigina (island) βπ€ Ladon (serpent) βπ Miletos (Asia Minor) βπ Samothrace (island) βπ Mount Phthires (Caria) βπ River Maiandros (Caria) βπ Mount Mycale (Caria) βπ Carystos (Euboia) βπ Helice (Achaia) βπ Miletos (Crete) βπ Crapathos (island) βπ Cos (city) βπ Claros (Ionia) βπ Imbros (island) βπ₯ the Leleges of Asia Minor βπ€ Anax (Milesian) βπ€ Asterios (Milesian) βπ€ Neileus (Ionian) βπ the Oracle of Apollo at Delphiβπ Anactoria (alt. Miletos) βποΈ the Tomb of Neileus (Miletos)βπ Priene (Asia Minor) βπ Myous (Asia Minor) βπ Lebedos (Asia Minor) βπ Teos (Asia Minor) βπ Erythrai (Asia Minor) βπ Mount Corycos (Ionia) βπ Aigai (Achaia) βπ€ Byblis βπ Eiresiai (unlocatable) βπ Peparethos (island) βπ Autocane (Ionia) βπ Mount Aisagee (unlocatable) βπ Rhenaia (island) βπ€ Branchos (Milesian) βπ the Sanctuary of Apollo and Artemis at Didyma (Asia Minor)βπ€ Hesperos (rationalized) βπ Cnidos (Asia Minor) βπ€ Pieria (Carian) βπ€ Phrygios βπ€ Caunos βπ₯ the Sons of Codros βπ the Sanctuary of Poseidon at MiletosβποΈ the Altar of Poseidon at Miletosβπ Chios (city) βπ€ Daughter of Neleus (name unknown) βπ Samos (city) βπ the Sanctuary of Artemis at Miletosβπ€ Eidothea (Carian) βπ Caunos (Caria) βπ Acte (Chalcidice) βπ River Calbis (Lycia) βπ€ Cyane (Carian) βπ€ Democlos βπ€ Smicros βπ€ Son of Eritharses (name unknown) βπ€ Eritharses (Milesian) βπ€ Wife of Smicros (name unknown)βπ€ Leodamas (Milesian) βπ€ Phitres βπ€ Mother of Euangelos (name unknown) βπ€ Euangelos
- Mentioned by
- π Apollodoros, Library 3.1.2βπ Lycophron, Alexandra 1362-1396βπ Pausanias 7.2.5βπ Pausanias 7.2.6βπ Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 25-49βπ Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 179-181βπ Homer, Iliad 2.867-2.875βπ Dionysios, Periegesis 441-446βπ Pausanias 7.2.1-7.2.4βπ Palaiphatos, On Unbelievable Stories 18βπ Callimachus, Hymn to Artemis 225-258βπ Callimachus, Aetia fr. 80-83b Harderβπ Strabo 7.7.2βπ Strabo 8.7.1βπ Strabo 14.1.3βπ Strabo 14.1.5βπ Strabo 14.1.6βπ Strabo 12.8.5βπ D-Scholia, Iliad 20.403βπ Callimachus, Iambi 1 = fr. 191-191b Pfeifferβπ Callimachus, Lyric Poems fr. 229 Pfeifferβπ Antoninus Liberalis, Metamorphoses 30βπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 9.450-9.665βπ Conon, Narrations 2βπ Conon, Narrations 33βπ Conon, Narrations 44ββοΈ Parian Chronicle (Ashmolean 449945; IG XII, 5, 444; PHI 77668)
- Mentioned in Text
- Apollodoros, LibraryβHomer, IliadβDionysios, PeriegesisβLycophron, AlexandraβPausaniasβ Homeric Hymn 3 to ApolloβStraboβPalaiphatos, On Unbelievable StoriesβCallimachus, AetiaβCallimachus, Hymn to ArtemisβAntoninus Liberalis, MetamorphosesβD-Scholia, IliadβOvid, MetamorphosesβCallimachus, IambiβCallimachus, Lyric PoemsβConon, Narrations
- Mentioned in citation of
- π Ephoros FGrHist 70 fr. 127βπ Cleitophon FHG fr. 5βπ Nicander, Metamorphoses fr. 46 Gow-Scholfield
- Relevant to local traditions reported from
- π Miletos (Asia Minor)
- Reported to have local traditions about
- π€ Europe (Phoinician & Cretan) βπ€ Heracles βπ Crete (island) βπ€ Miletos βπ€ Minos βπ Miletos (Asia Minor) βπ€ Anax (Milesian) βπ€ Asterios (Milesian) βποΈ the Blood Altar at Didyma βπ Anactoria (alt. Miletos) βπ€ Byblis βποΈ Spring Byblis (Miletos)
- Local traditions reported by
- π Pausanias 5.13.11βπ Pausanias 7.2.5βπ Antoninus Liberalis, Metamorphoses 30