Hesiod and Homerica

the mother of Passalus and Acmon (The Cercopes)

Role: mother of the Cercopes; daughter of Memnon · First appears: The Cercopes

The mother of Passalus and Acmon was a daughter of Memnon. Seeing her sons’ tricks, she warned them to keep clear of Black-bottom, meaning Heracles.

Relationship record

The Cercopes

  • parent: Memnon “Their mother, a daughter of Memnon,”
  • child: Passalus “Their mother, a daughter of Memnon, seeing their tricks, told them to keep clear of Black-bottom, that is, of Heracles.”
  • child: Acmon “Their mother, a daughter of Memnon, seeing their tricks, told them to keep clear of Black-bottom, that is, of Heracles.”

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