Pausanias' Description of Greece

Dætus

First appears: Book 1 · Chapter 37

In Book 1, Chapter 37, in the tenth generation afterwards, Dætus returned to Athens with Chalcinus, and the Athenians made them citizens. They later sailed to Delphi, where they sacrificed to Apollo.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Chalcinus and Dætus returned to Athens and were made citizens by the Athenians.(Book 1 · Chapter 37 · 📍 Athens)
    • With: Chalcinus
    • “and afterwards on their arrival at Athens the Athenians made them citizens.”

Book 1 · Chapter 37

  • with Cephalus (Dætus is identified as a descendant of Cephalus.) “And in the tenth generation afterwards Chalcinus and Dætus his descendants sailed to Delphi”
  • elder kin: Cephalus “And in the tenth generation afterwards Chalcinus and Dætus his descendants sailed to Delphi”
  • with Apollo (interaction) “and here they sacrificed to Apollo”

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