👤 Heracles (Dactyl) one of the Dactyloi👤 Demeter Olympian goddess
Derives etymology from
👤 the Cow of Thebes followed by Cadmos👤 Cadmos (Theban) king of Thebes, originally from Phoinicia or Egypt
Encompasses
🌍 the Sanctuary of Demeter at Mycalessos (Boiotia)
Related Entities
👥 the Boiotian Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent🌍 Thespiai (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Onchestos (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Ocaleai (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Plataia (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Schoinos (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Scolos (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Eteonos (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia🌍 Graia (unlocatable, Boiotia) Homeric placename in Boiotia, variously located Not applicable🌍 Harma (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Eilesion (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Erythrai (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Eleon (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Hyle (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Peteon (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Medeon (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Copai (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Eutresis (Boiotia) city in Boiotia🌍 Thisbe (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Coroneia (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Haliartos (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Glisas (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Ruined city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Arne (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia Identified as Functional city in Greek mainland (excl. Arcadia)🌍 Mideia (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Nisa (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia🌍 Anthedon (Boiotia) harbor in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Hypothebai (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia, likely identifiable with Thebes🏛️ the Grove of Poseidon (Onchestos) part of the sanctuary at Onchestos🌍 Hyria (unlocatable, Boiotia) unlocatable toponym in Boiotia Not applicable👤 Cadmos (Theban) king of Thebes, originally from Phoinicia or Egypt👤 the Cow of Thebes followed by Cadmos👤 Apollo Olympian god🌍 Thebes (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Mount Olympos (N. Greece) mountain in northern Greece, home of the Olympian Gods Not applicable🌍 Cenaion (Euboia) city in Euboia🌍 Pieria (N. Greece) region in northern Greece🌍 Mount Parnassos (Phocis) mountain in Phocis Not applicable🌍 Iolcos (Thessaly) city in Thessaly, homeland of Jason Functional city outside mainland🌍 the Grove of Tilphousan Apollo (Boiotia) cult site of Apollo in Boiotia🌍 Crisa (Phocis) city in Phocis Identified as Functional city in Greek mainland (excl. Arcadia)🌍 River Cephisos (Phocis/Boiotia) river in Phocis and Boiotia Not applicable🌍 Lilaia (Phocis) city in Phocis Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Teumessos (Boiotia) city in Boiotia Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Phlegyas (Boiotia) unlocatable city in Boiotia, near Orchomenos Functional city in Greek mainland (excl Arcadia)🌍 Lake Cephisis (Boiotia) Homeric toponym on the Orchomenian Plain, often identified with Lake Copais Not applicable🌍 Lectos (unlocatable) unlocatable place in Northern Greece🌍 Perraibia (Thessaly) region in Thessaly🌍 the Lelantine Plain (Euboia)🌍 Euripos Strait (Euboia) strait between Euboia and mainland🌍 Enianai (Thessaly?) unlocatable city and/or ethnic group mentioned by Homer, associated with central or northern Greece👤 Heracles (Dactyl) one of the Dactyloi
Mentioned by
📖 Homer, Iliad 2.494-2.510📖 Pausanias 9.19.4📖 Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 214-299
Mentioned in Text
Homer, IliadPausaniasHomeric Hymn 3 to Apollo
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