Œnopion

Role: king of Chios · First appears: Book 7 · Chapter 4

In Book 7, Chapter 4, Œnopion sailed from Crete to Chios with his sons Talus, Euanthes, Melas, Salagus, and Athamas. Ion the Tragedian recorded that Poseidon went to Chios when the island was unoccupied; Œnopion and his sons were succeeded by Amphiclus.

Relationship record

Book 7 · Chapter 4

child: Talus “Œnopion sailed to Chios from Crete with his sons Talus and Euanthes and Melas and Salagus and Athamas”
child: Euanthes “Œnopion sailed to Chios from Crete with his sons Talus and Euanthes and Melas and Salagus and Athamas”
child: Melas (son of Œnopion) “Œnopion sailed to Chios from Crete with his sons Talus and Euanthes and Melas and Salagus and Athamas”
child: Salagus “Œnopion sailed to Chios from Crete with his sons Talus and Euanthes and Melas and Salagus and Athamas”
child: Athamas (son of Œnopion) “Œnopion sailed to Chios from Crete with his sons Talus and Euanthes and Melas and Salagus and Athamas”
with Amphiclus (interaction) “And Œnopion and his sons were succeeded by Amphiclus”
with Ion the Tragedian (interaction) “About Chios Ion the Tragedian has recorded that Poseidon went to that island when it was unoccupied”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.