Pausanias' Description of Greece

Proclea

Role: daughter of Clytius · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 14

In Book 10, Chapter 14, Proclea is named as the daughter of Clytius and sister of Caletor. She is the mother of Hemithea and Tennes by Cycnus.

Relationship record

Book 10 · Chapter 14

  • child: Hemithea “This Cycnus had a daughter Hemithea and a son Tennes by Proclea, daughter of Clytius”
  • child: Tennes “This Cycnus had a daughter Hemithea and a son Tennes by Proclea, daughter of Clytius”
  • parent: Clytius “Proclea, daughter of Clytius, and sister of that Caletor”
  • siblings with Caletor “Proclea, daughter of Clytius, and sister of that Caletor”

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