Talaos
Talaos ( Greek Ταλαός , Latin Talaus ) is a figure from Greek mythology . He was the son of Bias and Pero . Depending on the tradition, Eurynome , daughter of Iphitos , Lysimache , daughter of Abas or Lysianassa , daughter of Polybos is named as the wife of Talaos. His children were Adrastus , Astynomials , Parthenopaios , Pronax , Mekisteus , Aristomachos, Hippomedon and Eriphyle .
Talaos was king of Argos from the house of the Biantides and took part in the Argonaut procession. After his death he was buried in Argos and his son Adrastos took over the rule.
swell
- Libraries of Apollodorus 1,103; 3.58; 3.63.
- Herodotus , Histories 5,67.
- Hesiod , Eoien 37.8.
- Hyginus Mythographus , Fabulae 70.
- Pausanias , travels in Greece 2,6,6; 2,20,5; 2.21.2; 9.18.6.
literature
- Karl Buslepp : Talaos . In: Wilhelm Heinrich Roscher (Hrsg.): Detailed lexicon of Greek and Roman mythology . Volume 5, Leipzig 1924, Col. 15 f. ( Digitized version ).
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Bias (biantide) |
List of the kings of Argos 13th century BC Chr. (Fictional chronology) |
Adrastos (Biantide) |