Phæno

First appears: Book 4 · Chapter 30

In Book 4, Chapter 30, Phæno is named among the daughters of Oceanus, who played with Proserpine, the daughter of Demeter. She and Leucippe, Electra (daughter of Oceanus), Ianthe, Melobosis, Fortune, and Ocyroe were together in the pleasant meadow.

Relationship record

parent: Oceanus “enumerating the other daughters of Oceanus, how they played with Demeter’s daughter Proserpine, and among them Fortune”
siblings with Leucippe “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
siblings with Electra (daughter of Oceanus) “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
siblings with Ianthe “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
siblings with Melobosis “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
siblings with Fortune “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
siblings with Ocyroe “We all were in the pleasant meadow, Leucippe, Phæno, Electra, and Ianthe, Melobosis, and Fortune, and Ocyroe of the beautiful eyes.”
friends with Proserpine “how they played with Demeter’s daughter Proserpine”

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