< Glaucus, son of Minos >
1 Origin
Glaucus was born in Cnossus, Crete, in 1287 BC.
Glaucus' father was Minos, son of Lycastus. [Apo.3.1.2]
2 Others
There is a legend that Glaucus was resurrected by Polyidus, son of Coeranus, or Aesculapius. [Hyginus.136, HygAstro.2.14.7]
< Glaucus, son of Sisyphus >
1 Origin
Glaucus was born in 1280 BC at Isthmus in Corinth.
Glaucus' father was Sisyphus, son of Aeolus. [Apo.1.9.3]
2 Family
Glaucus married Eurynome (or Eurymede), daughter of Nisus. [Apo.1.9.3, Hesiod.CW.F7]
Glaucus and Eurynome had a son, Bellerophontes (or Hipponus, Bellerophon). [Tzetzes.7.810, Paus.2.4.3, Apo.1.9.3, Home.6.144]
Glaucus and Eurynome had a son, Deliades (or Piren, Alcimenes). [Apo.2.3.1]
3 Others
In 1245 BC, Glaucus died in an accident while taking part in a chariot race at the funeral games for Pelias held at Iolcus in Thessaly. [Hyginus.273]
< Glaucus, son of Antenor >
1 Origin
In 1245 BC, Glaucus was born in Dardanus on the Troad.
Glaucus' father was Antenor, son of Aesyetes. [Apo.E.5.21]
2 Other
In 1244 BC, Glaucus moved to Macedonia accompanied by his father. [Estimated from Strabo.7.8.2]
In 1188 BC, Glaucus and his brothers marched into the Troad and attacked and captured Ilium. [Estimated from Jerome Chro.1154]
< Glaucus, son of Hippolochus >
1 Origin
Glaucus was born in Lycia in 1210 BC.
Glaucus' father was Hippolochus, son of Bellerophontes. [Herod.1.147, Home.Il.7.8]
2 Others
Glaucus appears in the story of the Troy expedition. [Home.Il.7.8]
A descendant of Glaucus was chosen as king of the city of Ionia. [Herod.1.147]
This is probably because Nisus, father of Eurynome, mother of Glaucus' grandfather Bellerophontes, was the son of Pandion, the eighth king of Athens.
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