Pausanias' Description of Greece

Hippomedon

Role: warrior · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 20

Hippomedon was the father of Polydorus. He accompanied Polynices, the son of Œdipus, in an attempt against Thebes. Later, he is identified as Adrastus’s sister’s son.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Hippomedon accompanied Polynices in an attempt against Thebes.(Book 2 · Chapter 36 · 📍 Thebes)
    • With: Polynices
    • “Hippomedon, who accompanied Polynices the son of Œdipus in his attempt against Thebes”

Book 2 · Chapter 20

Book 2 · Chapter 36

  • with Polynices (Hippomedon accompanied Polynices in the attempt against Thebes.) “and the foundations of the house of Hippomedon, who accompanied Polynices the son of Œdipus in his attempt against Thebes.”

Book 10 · Chapter 10

  • elder kin: Adrastus “Hippomedon (Adrastus’ sister’s son)”
  • with Polynices (associated in the expedition against Thebes) “and Polynices, and Hippomedon (Adrastus’ sister’s son)”

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