Hesiod and Homerica

Aganus

Family: Trojans · Role: child of Helen and Alexandrus · First appears: The Cypria · Part 1

In Part 1 of The Cypria, Helen bears Aganus, a child of Alexandrus. The account identifies him as “the child she bore Alexandrus.”

Relationship record

Life events

  • Helen bears Aganus, Alexandrus’s child.(The Cypria · Part 1)
    • With: Helen
    • “the child she bore Alexandrus was Aganus.”

The Cypria · Part 1

  • parent: Helen “The writer of the Cyprian histories says that (Helen’s third child was) Pleisthenes and that she took him with her to Cyprus, and that the child she bore Alexandrus was Aganus.”
  • parent: Alexandrus “the child she bore Alexandrus was Aganus.”

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