Clytius

Role: person · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 6

In Book 2, Chapter 6, Clytius is named as the father of Pheno and ancestor of Ianiscus, who is described as the father-in-law of Lamedon. In Book 6, Chapter 17, Alcmæon is said to have fathered Clytius by the daughter of Phegeus. By Book 10, Chapter 14, Clytius is named as the father of Proclea, sister of Caletor.

Relationship record

Book 2 · Chapter 6

• child: Pheno “Pheno the daughter of Clytius”
• with Ianiscus (interaction) “Ianiscus the descendant of Clytius”
• with Lamedon (Clytius is identified in the passage as Lamedon's father-in-law.) “Ianiscus the descendant of Clytius, the father in law of Lamedon, came from Attica”

Book 6 · Chapter 17

• parent: Alcmæon (Alcmæon is Clytius's father.) “And Alcmæon was father of Clytius by the daughter of Phegeus”
• with Phegeus (Phegeus is identified as Clytius's maternal grandfather.) “Alcmæon was father of Clytius by the daughter of Phegeus,”

Book 10 · Chapter 14

• child: Proclea “Proclea, daughter of Clytius, and sister of that Caletor”

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