Lamos

Lamos (Greek Λάμος , Latin Lamus ) means:

in Greek mythology:

• Lamos (son of Poseidon) , a son of Poseidon , king of the Laistrygons
• Lamos (son of Heracles) , a son of Heracles and Omphale, also called Lamios

in ancient geography:

• the border river between the Rough Cilicia and the plains Cilicia , today Limonlu (river)
• Lamos Kalesi Castle in the ancient town of Lamos at the mouth of this river
• the ancient name of today's place Limonlu , not to be confused with
• Lamos (Cilicia) , a city west of Anamur on the border between Isauria and Cilicia, today Adanda Kalesi

• a Roman Catholic titular bishopric going back to the ancient city, see titular bishopric Lamus

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.