Polydeuces

Family: Gods · Role: son of Tyndareus · First appears: Euripides, Electra — Scene 9

Euripides, Electra — Scene 9

siblings with Clytemnestra “Being come, have seen thy mother's bloody fall, Our sister's. Righteous is her doom this day, But not thy deed.”
younger kin: Orestes “Castor and Polydeuces, call to thee, God's Horsemen and thy mother's brethren twain.”
parent: Tyndareus “I also, sons of Tyndareus, My kinsmen; may my word be said?”
with Electra (Electra identifies Polydeuces as her kinsman, but the exact kinship is not stated in this passage.) “I also, sons of Tyndareus, My kinsmen; may my word be said?”
younger kin: Electra “I also, sons of Tyndareus, / My kinsmen; may my word be said?”
parent: Zeus “Is it for us, O Seed of Zeus, / To speak and hear your words again!”

Extracted from the original text of Greek Tragedy. Made with Rho MD.