Agamedidas

First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 16

In Book 3, Chapter 16, Agamedidas is named as the father of Thersander, king of the Cleestonæans. The same passage identifies Thersander as the great-grandson of Ctesippus.

Relationship record

Book 3 · Chapter 16

child: Thersander (son of Agamedidas) “Thersander the son of Agamedidas”
elder kin: Ctesippus “the daughters of Thersander the son of Agamedidas, the king of the Cleestonæans, and the great grandson of Ctesippus the son of Hercules.”
with Ctesippus (Ctesippus is Agamedidas's great-grandfather.) “the daughters of Thersander the son of Agamedidas, the king of the Cleestonæans, and the great grandson of Ctesippus the son of Hercules”

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