Phylonome
Role: second wife of Cycnus · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 14
After Proclea died, Cycnus married Phylonome as his second wife; she was the daughter of Cragasus. When she failed to win Tennes’s love, she falsely told Cycnus that Tennes had made unwanted illicit advances, and Cycnus believed her.
Relationship record
Life events
- Cycnus married Phylonome as his second wife after Proclea died.(Book 10 · Chapter 14)
- With: Cycnus
- “and, Proclea dying, Cycnus married for his second wife Phylonome, the daughter of Cragasus”
- Phylonome falsely accused Tennes of illicit advances, and Cycnus believed her.(Book 10 · Chapter 14)
Book 10 · Chapter 14
- married with Cycnus “Cycnus married for his second wife Phylonome, the daughter of Cragasus”
- parent: Cragasus “Phylonome, the daughter of Cragasus”
- with Cycnus (interaction) “who failing to win the love of Tennes told her husband that Tennes wanted to have illicit dealings with her against her will”
- with Tennes (Phylonome falsely accused Tennes.) “who failing to win the love of Tennes told her husband that Tennes wanted to have illicit dealings with her against her will”
- admired: Tennes “who failing to win the love of Tennes told her husband that Tennes wanted to have illicit dealings with her against her will”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.