Herodotus' Histories

Arpoxaïs

Family: Scythian · Role: son of Targitaos · First appears: Book 4 · §1–9

Life events

  • Targitaos fathered three sons: Lipoxaïs, Arpoxaïs, and Colaxaïs.(Book 4 · §1–9)
    • With: Targitaos Lipoxaïs Colaxaïs
    • “Targitaos, they report, was produced from some such origin as this, and of him were begotten three sons, Lipoxaïs and Arpoxaïs and the youngest Colaxaïs.”
  • The elder brothers yielded the kingly power to Colaxaïs after he took the sacred gold.(Book 4 · §1–9)
    • With: Lipoxaïs Colaxaïs
    • “These then the gold repelled by blazing with fire; but when the third and youngest came up to it, the flame was quenched, and he carried them to his own house. The elder brothers then, acknowledging the significance of this thing, delivered the whole of the kingly power to the youngest.”

Book 4 · §1–9

  • parent: Targitaos “Targitaos, they report, was produced from some such origin as this, and of him were begotten three sons, Lipoxaïs and Arpoxaïs and the youngest Colaxaïs.”
  • siblings with Lipoxaïs “Targitaos, they report, was produced from some such origin as this, and of him were begotten three sons, Lipoxaïs and Arpoxaïs and the youngest Colaxaïs.”
  • siblings with Colaxaïs “Targitaos, they report, was produced from some such origin as this, and of him were begotten three sons, Lipoxaïs and Arpoxaïs and the youngest Colaxaïs.”

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