Odysseus
... husband. The pair had a son named Polypoetes. Eventually, after serving out his exile, Odysseus returned to Ithaca and designated Polypoetes to be his heir. Other stories Odysseus ... Ardeas with Calypso: Nausinous, Nausithous with Callidice : Polypoetes Most such genealogies aimed to link Odysseus ...
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Trojan war   (translated from German)
... Podarkes (Penthesileas falls) by the hand Polidarios Polypoetes Protesilaos (hand falls) by Hektors Otherwise Stentor ...
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Genealogy of Greek mythology   (translated from French)
... 1-1 Pirithoos 012-1-1-1 Polypoetes 012-1-1a Centauros 012-1-1a ...
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Catalogue of Ships
... ships 26. (II.748) Lapiths led by Polypoetes and Leonteus : 40 ships 27. (II.756 ...
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Polypoites
Polypoites In Greek mythology, Polypoites or Polypoetes (Greek: ) was the name of several individuals ...
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Lapith
... Lapiths sent forty manned ships, commanded by Polypoetes (son of Pirithous) and Leonteus (son of ...
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Pirithous
... Pirithous was set to marry Hippodamia (offspring: Polypoetes). The centaurs were guests at the party ...
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Hippodamia
... over the centaurs. With Pirithous, she mothered Polypoetes. Pelops, riding Poseidon's quadriga, racing away ...
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Trojan War
... Odysseus Patroclus Peneleus Philoctetes Podalirius Podarces Polidarius Polypoetes Sinon Stentor Sthenelus Teucer Thalpius Thersander Thersites ...
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Pirithoüs   (translated from Dutch)
Pirithoüs Pirithoüs (also: Peirithoüs, Peirithoös) is in Griekse mythology the zoon of Ixion and Dia , although also Zeus if its father is called ( Homerus , Ilias 14. 317 318). He will have taken dia in the conformation of a stud. Pirithoüs succeeded Ixion as a king of Lapithen. He married Hippodamia, for ...
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