👤 Pyrrha (Thessalian) daughter of Epimetheus, wife of Deucalion
Relics preserved on site
🏛️ the Tomb of Pyrrha (Cynos)
Encompasses
🏛️ the Tomb of Pyrrha (Cynos)
Related entities
👥 the Locrian Contingent at Troy (attackers) part of the Greek contingent🌍 Opous (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Calliaros (Locris) unlocatable city in Locris🌍 Bessa (Locris) unlocatable city in Locris🌍 Scarphe (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Augeiai (Locris) unlocatable city in Locris🌍 Tarphe (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Thronion (Locris) city in Locris🌍 River Boagrios (Locris) river in Locris🌍 River Spercheios (C. Greece) river in central Greece🌍 Larymna (Boiotia) city in Boiotia on the coast🌍 Naryx (Locris) city in Locris👥 the Locrian Maidens Locrian girls sent as annual tribute to Athena at Troy to atone for Aias' rape of Cassandra🌍 Phaloreia (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Pyronaia (Locris) city in Locris👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) survives flood, repopulates earth🏛️ the Tomb of Pyrrha (Cynos)👤 Aias (the lesser) son of Oileus, leader of the Locrian contingent at Troy, 'the lesser'👤 Athena Olympian goddess👤 Cassandra a prophet never believed, daughter of Priam and Hecabe🏛️ the Temple of Athena at Troy in the Citadel of Troy🌍 Rhoiteion (Troad) city in the Troad🌍 Ozolian Locris region of northern Greece🌍 Cynos (Locris) city in Locris👤 Pyrrha (Thessalian) daughter of Epimetheus, wife of Deucalion
Mentioned by
📖 Homer, Iliad 2.527-2.535📖 Lycophron, Alexandra 1141-1173📖 Strabo 9.4.2
Mentioned in text
Homer, IliadLycophron, AlexandraStrabo
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