Greek Mythology

Tenes

First appears: Apollodorus, Epitome 3

Apollodorus, Epitome 3

  • parent: Cycnus “For Cycnus had a son Tenes and a daughter Hemithea by Proclia, daughter of Laomedon,”
  • parent: Proclia “For Cycnus had a son Tenes and a daughter Hemithea by Proclia, daughter of Laomedon,”
  • siblings with Hemithea “For Cycnus had a son Tenes and a daughter Hemithea by Proclia, daughter of Laomedon,”
  • admirer: Philonome “she fell in love with Tenes”
  • with Achilles (killed) “Tenes saw them and tried to keep them off by throwing stones, but was killed by Achilles with a sword-cut in the breast”
  • child: Cycnus “Cycnus had a son Tenes and a daughter Hemithea by Proclia”
  • child: Proclia “Cycnus had a son Tenes and a daughter Hemithea by Proclia”
  • enemies with Achilles “Tenes saw them and tried to keep them off by throwing stones, but was killed by Achilles”

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