Pausanias' Description of Greece

Cleodæus

Role: father of Aristomachus · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 7

Book 2 · Chapter 7

  • child: Aristomachus (Cleodæus is identified as Aristomachus's father.) “Phanes came to Sicyon, when Aristomachus the son of Cleodæus, mistaking the oracle, lost thereby his return to the Peloponnese.”

Book 3 · Chapter 15

  • parent: Hyllus “hero-chapels of Cleodæus the son of Hyllus”

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