The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Deioneus

Role: possible father of Cephalus · First appears: Fable 61

Fable 61

  • child: Cephalus “He was the son of Deioneus, and the grandson of Æolus.”
  • with Cephalus (Father-in-law relationship.) “Strabo says that he was the son-in-law of Deioneus.”

Fable 66

  • child: Cephalus (An alternative genealogy identifies Deioneus as Cephalus's father.) “He was the son of Deioneus, or according to some writers, of Mercury and Herse, the daughter of Cecrops.”

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