Pamphylus

Role: husband of Orsobia and son of Ægimius · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 28

Life events

• Orsobia marries Pamphylus, the son of Ægimius.(Book 2 · Chapter 28)
  • With: Orsobia
  • “one daughter Orsobia, who afterwards married Pamphylus the son of Ægimius”

Book 2 · Chapter 28

• married with Orsobia “Deiphontes with his sons (for he had had by Hyrnetho Antimenes and Xanthippus and Argeus, and one daughter Orsobia, who afterwards married Pamphylus the son of Ægimius), took the dead body of Hyrnetho and conveyed it to the place which is now called Hyrnethium.”
• parent: Ægimius “Deiphontes with his sons (for he had had by Hyrnetho Antimenes and Xanthippus and Argeus, and one daughter Orsobia, who afterwards married Pamphylus the son of Ægimius), took the dead body of Hyrnetho and conveyed it to the place which is now called Hyrnethium.”

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