Pausanias' Description of Greece

Belus

Role: Egyptian god · First appears: Book 7 · Chapter 21

Life events

  • Belus flees to Aroe after his sons’ deaths and fears Danaus.(Book 7 · Chapter 21 · 📍 Aroe)
    • With: Danaus
    • “The people of Patræ say that he fled to Aroe from grief at the death of his sons, and that he shuddered at the name of Argos, and was still more afraid of Danaus.”

Book 7 · Chapter 21

  • with Danaus (Belus was afraid of Danaus.) “The people of Patræ say that he fled to Aroe from grief at the death of his sons, and that he shuddered at the name of Argos, and was still more afraid of Danaus.”

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