Krisos

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Krisos ( Greek  Κρῖσος ) is a figure in Greek mythology .

His parents were Phokos and Asteria ; with his twin brother Panopeus he is said to have "quarreled in the womb". Krisos built the city named after him, Krisa, on the southern slope of the Parnassus . This area - called Phocis - was later ruled by his son Strophios , who was born to him by his wife Antiphateia , a daughter of Naubolos. Through his son Strophios, Krisos became the grandfather of the Pylades .

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Tzetzes , Commentary on Lykophron 939.
  2. Scholion to Euripides , Orestes 33; Stephanos of Byzantium , s. Krisa ; Tzetzes, Commentary on Lycophron 1070.
  3. Pausanias 2:29 , 4; Scholion to Euripides, Orestes 33.