Ctesippus

First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 19

In Book 2, Chapter 19, Ctesippus is placed in the lineage of Deiphontes, as the son of Hercules and ancestor of Thrasyanor. In Book 3, Chapter 16, Agamedidas is named as the father of Thersander, whose daughters are described as great-granddaughters of Ctesippus.

Relationship record

Book 2 · Chapter 19

child: Thrasyanor (Ctesippus is Thrasyanor's father.) “Deiphontes (the son of Antimachus, the son of Thrasyanor, the son of Ctesippus, the son of Hercules)”
parent: Hercules (Hercules is Ctesippus's father.) “Deiphontes (the son of Antimachus, the son of Thrasyanor, the son of Ctesippus, the son of Hercules)”

Book 3 · Chapter 16

parent: Hercules “the great grandson of Ctesippus the son of Hercules.”
younger kin: Agamedidas “the daughters of Thersander the son of Agamedidas, the king of the Cleestonæans, and the great grandson of Ctesippus the son of Hercules.”
with Agamedidas (Ctesippus is Agamedidas's great-grandfather.) “the daughters of Thersander the son of Agamedidas, the king of the Cleestonæans, and the great grandson of Ctesippus the son of Hercules”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.