Pausanias' Description of Greece

Gorgophone

Role: daughter of Perseus · First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 1

Gorgophone was the daughter of Perseus from Argos. In Book 3, Chapter 1, Œbalus married her, and they had a son, Tyndareus.

In Book 4, Chapter 2, Perieres had Aphareus and Leucippus by Gorgophone.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Œbalus married Gorgophone and fathered Tyndareus.(Book 3 · Chapter 1 · 📍 Argos)
    • With: Œbalus Tyndareus
    • “He married Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus from Argos, and had a son Tyndareus”
  • Perieres had Aphareus and Leucippus by Gorgophone.(Book 4 · Chapter 2)
  • Gorgophone married Œbalus.(Book 4 · Chapter 2)
    • With: Œbalus
    • “For Gorgophone was married to Œbalus”

Book 3 · Chapter 1

  • parent: Perseus “He married Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus from Argos, and had a son Tyndareus.”
  • married with Œbalus “He married Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus from Argos, and had a son Tyndareus.”
  • child: Tyndareus “He married Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus from Argos, and had a son Tyndareus.”

Book 4 · Chapter 2

  • married with Perieres “And Perieres had by Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus Aphareus and Leucippus”
  • parent: Perseus “And Perieres had by Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus Aphareus and Leucippus”
  • child: Aphareus “And Perieres had by Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus Aphareus and Leucippus”
  • child: Leucippus “And Perieres had by Gorgophone the daughter of Perseus Aphareus and Leucippus”
  • married with Œbalus “For Gorgophone was married to Œbalus”

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