Pausanias' Description of Greece

Cynus

First appears: Book 9 · Chapter 23

Book 9 · Chapter 23

  • child: Larymna (The chapter identifies Larymna as the daughter of Cynus in the preceding sentence: "a city of the Bœotians by the sea, so called from the daughter of Cynus who was Larymna".) “Formerly Larymna was reckoned in with Opus, but when the Thebans became powerful the inhabitants voluntarily transferred themselves to the Bœotians.”

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