Theban — Minor Figures

17 figures from Greek Mythology who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Astycratia

daughter of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”

Cleodoxa

daughter of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”

Damasichthon

son of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”
• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Amphion “Amphion married Niobe, daughter of Tantalus, who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus”

Ethodaia

daughter of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”

Eupinytus

son of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”
• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Amphion “Amphion married Niobe, daughter of Tantalus, who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus”

Ogygia

daughter of Niobe · first appears Apollodorus, Library 3.5

• Apollodorus, Library 3.5 · parent: Niobe “who bore seven sons, Sipylus, Eupinytus, Ismenus, Damasichthon, Agenor, Phaedimus, Tantalus, and the same number of daughters, Ethodaia ( or, as some say, Neaera), Cleodoxa, Astyoche, Phthia, Pelopia, Astycratia, and Ogygia,”