Pæon

First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 18

In Book 2, Chapter 18, Pæon is identified as the son of Antilochus, and his sons are listed among the descendants of Nestor from Messenia. In Book 5, Chapter 1, Pæon is named as one of the sons of Endymion, alongside his brothers Epeus and Ætolus and his sister Eurycyde.

Relationship record

Book 2 · Chapter 18

• parent: Antilochus “the sons of Pæon the son of Antilochus”
• with Nestor (interaction) “the descendants of Nestor from Messenia, viz. Alcmæon the son of Sillus the son of Thrasymedes, and Pisistratus the son of Pisistratus, and the sons of Pæon the son of Antilochus”

Book 5 · Chapter 1

• parent: Endymion “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• siblings with Epeus “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• siblings with Ætolus “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• siblings with Eurycyde “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”

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