The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Lycurgus

Family: mortals · Role: king of Thrace · First appears: Fable 38

Fable 38

  • enemies with Bacchus “Thou {God}, worthy of our veneration, didst smite Pentheus, and the axe-bearing Lycurgus,[13] sacrilegious {mortals};”
  • child: Dryas “mistaking his own son Dryas for a vine, destroyed him with the same weapon.”
  • with Bacchus (interaction) “Thou {God}, worthy of our veneration, didst smite Pentheus, and the axe-bearing Lycurgus,[13] sacrilegious {mortals}”

Fable 73

  • child: Ancæus “He was an Arcadian, the son of Lycurgus”

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