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Telephus

In Greek mythology, Telephus (/ˈtɛlɪfəs/; Ancient Greek: Τήλεφος, romanized: Tēlephos, lit. 'far-shining') was the son of Heracles and Auge, who was the daughter of king Aleus of Tegea. He was adopted by Teuthras, the king of Mysia, in Asia Minor, whom he succeeded as king. Telephus was wounded by Achilles when the Achaeans came to his kingdom on their…

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Birth to adulthood

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The silence of Telephus

Wives and offspring

Iconography

Tragic tradition

Pergamon

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Telephus

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Edges159
Triples264
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Sources · 44
Telephus → According, Achilles, Aeschylus, After, Agamemnon's, Aleus, All, And, Arcadia, Argos, Asia Minor, Auge, BC, But, Caicus, Cypria, Each, Epic Cycle, Euripides, Greek
related to Wives and offspring · 36
Telephus → According, Achilles, Agriope, Another, Apollo's, Astyoche, BC, BC Telephus, Cyparissus, Diodorus Siculus, Eurypylus, Gryneion, Grynus, Hiera, Homer's Odyssey, Hyginus, Laodice, Machaon, Mysia, Mysian
related to Wounded by Achilles · 25
Telephus → According, Achilles, Athena Alea, Attic, Auge, BC, Caicus, Diomedes, Dionysos, Dionysus, Fragments, Heracles, Inscriptions, It, Only, Patroclus, Pausanias, Petersburg, Phintias, St
related to Telephus frieze · 24
Telephus → Achilles, Apollo, Argos, Auge, BC, Caicus, Dionysus, Greeks, Heracles, Hiera, Idas, It, Mysia, Mysian, Mysians, Orestes, Panels, Pergamon Altar, Scenes, Telephus' Amazon-like
related to Summary · 23
Telephus → Aleus, Arcadia, Arcadian, Asia Minor, Athena, Auge, Delphic, Greece, Heracles, His, In, King Corythus, Mount Parthenion, Mysia, Mysian, Nauplius, Peloponnese, Seeking, Tegea, Teuthras
related to Pergamon · 19
Telephus → According, Arcadians, As, Athena, Attalids, Auge, BC, Inscriptions, Milesian, Mysia, Pausanias, Pergamenes, Pergamon, Pergamon's, Pergamon's Greek, Tegea, Telephidai, Telephos, Their
related to The silence of Telephus · 16
Telephus → Aleus, Alexis, Amphis, Ancient, And, Arcadia, Aristotle, Greek, Making, Mysia, Mysians, Poetics, Presumably Sophocles' Aleadae, Tegea, The, The Sons
related to Tragic tradition · 16
Telephus → Aeschylus, Alcmaeon, All, Argos, Aristotle, Each, Euripides, Greek, Meleager, Mysia, Mysians, Oedipus, Orestes, Sophocles, Thyestes, We
related to At Agamemnon's altar · 15
Telephus → Agamemnon, Agamemnon's, An Attic, Attic, BC, British Museum, Clytemnestra, Eastern Etruria, From, Later Italic, MFA, Odysseus, Orestes, Perhaps, Vulci
related to Iconography · 14
Telephus → Achilles, Attic, BC, BC Telephus, Early, East-Ionian, Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae, LIMC, Most, Orestes, Other, Over, Scenes, The

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press university harvard isbn auge version library online bc cambridge mysia achilles telephus' teuthras translated massachusetts classical troy loeb aleus

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Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarAgamemnon's0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarOrestes0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarAttic0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarAgamemnon0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarClytemnestra0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarPerhaps0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarBC0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarEastern Etruria0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarMFA0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarAn Attic0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarVulci0.60section
Telephusrelated to At Agamemnon's altarBritish Museum0.60section

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