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Illyrius

Illyrius (Ancient Greek: Ἰλλυριός, Illyriós) is the son of Cadmus and Harmonia, who eventually ruled Illyria and became the eponymous ancestor of the Illyrians. Illyrius/Illyriós/Illyri is a name known in different stories found in ancient Greek mythology.

Origins of Illyrius as eponymous progenitor of the Illyrian people, Progeny & Etymology

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Origins of Illyrius as eponymous progenitor of the Illyrian people

BibliothecaEponymousIllyriansEncheliiHarmonia
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Progeny

EncheleusEnchelaeaeAutarieusAutariatesDardanus
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Etymology

AetiologicallyPolyphemusGalateaCeltusGalas
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Ancient GreekCadmusHarmoniaIllyriaGreek mythology
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Origins of Illyrius as eponymous progenitor of the Illyrian people

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related to Etymology · 31
Illyrius → AD, Adriatic, Ancient Greek, Cadmus, Cavtat, Celtus, Danube, Elder, Enchele, Epidaurum, Epirus, Fourth-century BC Greek, Galas, Galatea, Harmonia, Illyria, Illyrian, Illyrians, Illyricum, Illyrii
related to Polyphemus and Galatea · 19
Illyrius → According, Appian, Appian's, Celts, Celtus, Corcyrans, Corinthians, Cyclops Polyphemus, Epidamnus, Galas, Galatea, Galatians, Greek, Illyrian Wars, Illyrians, Polyphemus, Sicily, The, This
related to Cadmus and Harmonia · 16
Illyrius → According, Agave, Autonoë, Bibliotheca, Cadmus, Enchelii, Harmonia, Illyria, Illyrian, Illyrians, Ino, Polydorus, Semele, Theban, Through Illyrius, With Harmonia

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illyrians cadmus greek harmonia ancient eponymous illyria son illyrian polyphemus ruled ancestor people galatea used eventually became name illyriós adriatic

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Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaAccording0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaBibliotheca0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaCadmus0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaHarmonia0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaIllyria0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaIllyrian0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaIllyrians0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaEnchelii0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaWith Harmonia0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaSemele0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaPolydorus0.60section
Illyriusrelated to Cadmus and HarmoniaAutonoë0.60section

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