Pausanias' Description of Greece

Molurus

Role: son of Arisbas · First appears: Book 9 · Chapter 36

Molurus was the son of Arisbas. During the reign of Orchomenus, Hyettus killed Molurus after catching him with his wife, then fled Argos.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Hyettus killed Molurus and fled Argos.(Book 9 · Chapter 36 · 📍 Argos)
    • With: Hyettus
    • “It was during the reign of this Orchomenus that Hyettus came from Argos, fleeing after his slaying Molurus (the son of Arisbas) whom he had caught with his wife”

Book 9 · Chapter 36

  • with Hyettus (Hyettus slew Molurus.) “Hyettus came from Argos, fleeing after his slaying Molurus (the son of Arisbas) whom he had caught with his wife”
  • parent: Arisbas “Molurus (the son of Arisbas)”
  • enemies with Hyettus “Hyettus came from Argos, fleeing after his slaying Molurus (the son of Arisbas) whom he had caught with his wife,”

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