Pausanias' Description of Greece

Cyanippus

Family: Argos · Role: son of Ægialeus · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 18

In Book 2, Chapter 18, Cyanippus is identified as the son of Ægialeus, and as descended from Neleus on his mother’s side. By Chapter 30, Diomede and Euryalus are named as regents for Cyanippus.

Relationship record

Book 2 · Chapter 18

  • parent: Ægialeus “Cyanippus the son of Ægialeus”
  • with Neleus (interaction) “being all descended from Neleus on the mother’s side”

Book 2 · Chapter 30

  • guardian: Diomede “Diomede at least and Euryalus the son of Mecisteus, who were Regents for Cyanippus the son of Ægialeus”
  • guardian: Euryalus “Diomede at least and Euryalus the son of Mecisteus, who were Regents for Cyanippus the son of Ægialeus”
  • parent: Ægialeus “Cyanippus the son of Ægialeus”

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