Procne

Family: Athens · Role: daughter of Pandion · First appears: Apollodorus, Library 3.14

🌐 Also appears in: The Metamorphoses of Ovid (as Progne)

Life events

Tereus concealed Procne, seduced Philomela, and cut out her tongue.(Apollodorus, Library 3.14)
- With: Tereus Philomela
- “Tereus had by her a son Itys, and having fallen in love with Philomela, he seduced her also saying that Procne was dead, for he concealed her in the country. Afterwards he married Philomela and bedded with her, and cut out her tongue.”
Procne killed Itys and served him to the unwitting Tereus.(Apollodorus, Library 3.14)
- With: Itys Tereus
- “And having sought out her sister, Procne killed her son Itys, boiled him, served him up for supper to the unwitting Tereus, and fled with her sister in haste.”

parent: Pandion “and begat two daughters, Procne and Philomela”
siblings with Philomela “she revealed thereby to Procne her own sorrows. And having sought out her sister, Procne killed her son Itys”
married with Tereus “he gave Tereus his own daughter Procne in marriage.”
child: Itys “Tereus had by her a son Itys”
with Itys (interaction) “Procne killed her son Itys, boiled him, served him up for supper to the unwitting Tereus”
with Philomela (interaction) “Procne killed her son Itys, boiled him, served him up for supper to the unwitting Tereus, and fled with her sister in haste.”
siblings with Erechtheus “and begat two daughters, Procne and Philomela, and twin sons, Erechtheus and Butes”
siblings with Butes “and begat two daughters, Procne and Philomela, and twin sons, Erechtheus and Butes”
with Tereus (Tereus pursued Procne.) “When Tereus was aware of what had happened, he snatched up an axe and pursued them”

Extracted from the original text of Greek Mythology. Made with Rho MD.