< Periboea, daughter of Bisaltes >
1 Origin
Periboea was born in Acessamenae, Macedonia, in 1280 BC.
Periboea's father was Acessamenus, son of Pierus. [Home.Il.21.136]
2 Family
Periboea married Axius, son of Mygdon. [Home.Il.21.136]
Axius and Periboea had a son, Pyraechmes. [Dictys.2.35]
Axius and Periboea had a son, Pelegon. [Apo.E.4.7, Home.Il.21.136]
< Periboea, daughter of Acessamenus >
1 Origin
Periboea was born in Acessamenae, Macedonia in 1280 BC.
Periboea's father was Acessamenus, son of Pierus. [Home.Il.21.136]
2 Family
Periboea married Axius, son of Mygdon, who lived in Mygdonia. [Estimated from Home.Il.21.136]
Axius and Periboea had a son, Pelegon. [Apo.E.4.7, Home.21.136]
Axius and Periboea had a son, Pyraechmes. [Dictys.2.35]
< Periboea, daughter of Hipponous >
1 Origin
Periboea was born in Olenus, Aetolia, in 1265 BC.
Periboea's father was Hipponous, son of Dexamenus. [Apo.1.8.4, Epic.Thebaid.6]
2 Family
Periboea was taken prisoner of war by Oeneus of Calydon. [Apo.1.8.4]
Oeneus and Periboea had a son, Tydeus. [Apo.1.8.5, Diod.4.35.2, Hyginus.70]
Oeneus and Periboea had a daughter, Gorges (or Gorge). [Paus.5.3.7, Apo.1.8.6]
3 Others
In 1246 BC, a battle took place between Pleuron and Calydon. [Apo.1.8.3, Home.9.544, Hyginus.173, Paus.8.45.6-7, Strabo.10.3.6]
Olenus sided with Pleuron, but was defeated by Oeneus, and Periboea was taken prisoner. [Apo.1.8.4]
Molione, wife of Actor, brother of Dexamenus, father of Hipponous, father of Periboea, was from Pleuron.
< Periboea, daughter of Alcathous >
1 Origin
Periboea (or Eriboea) was born in Megara in 1260 BC.
Periboea's father was Alcathous (or Alcathus), son of Pelops. [Diod.4.72.7, Apo.3.12.7, Paus.1.42.4]
Periboea's mother was Euaechme, daughter of Megareus. [Paus.1.41.5]
2 Family
Periboea married Telamon, son of Aeacus. [Apo.3.12.7, Diod.4.72.7, Hyginus.97, Paus.1.42.4]
Telamon and Periboea had a son, Ajax (or Aias). [Apo.3.12.7, Plut.Para.27.1, Tzetzes.3.260]
3 Others
Pausanias tells us that Periboea was sent to Crete to pay tribute to Minos. [Paus.1.17.3, Paus.1.42.2]
However, since Periboea was married to Telamon, this legend is presumed to be a fiction.
The Athenians sent to Crete were not able to set foot on their homeland. [Plut.QuestGr.35]
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