Almus
Role: person · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 4
In Book 2, Chapter 4, Almus is named as a son of Sisyphus, alongside Glaucus, Ornytion and Thersander. In Book 9, Chapter 34, Eteocles grants him a small village to dwell in; by Chapter 36, Almus is named as the father of Chrysogenia and Chryse.
Relationship record
Book 2 · Chapter 4
- parent: Sisyphus “And Sisyphus had as sons not only Glaucus the father of Bellerophon, but also Ornytion, and Thersander, and Almus.”
- siblings with Glaucus (son of Sisyphus) “And Sisyphus had as sons not only Glaucus the father of Bellerophon, but also Ornytion, and Thersander, and Almus.”
- siblings with Ornytion “And Sisyphus had as sons not only Glaucus the father of Bellerophon, but also Ornytion, and Thersander, and Almus.”
- siblings with Thersander (son of Sisyphus) “And Sisyphus had as sons not only Glaucus the father of Bellerophon, but also Ornytion, and Thersander, and Almus.”
Book 9 · Chapter 34
- parent: Sisyphus (Sisyphus is the parent of Almus.) “When Almus the son of Sisyphus came to him”
- with Eteocles (son of Andreus) (Eteocles granted Almus a village.) “he granted him a small village to dwell in”
Book 9 · Chapter 36
- child: Chrysogenia “Almus had two daughters Chrysogenia and Chryse:”
- child: Chryse “Almus had two daughters Chrysogenia and Chryse:”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.