Hæmon

Role: father · First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 3

In ancient times, Hæmon, son of Lycaon, founded the town of Hæmoniæ. The material names Thoas as his father and Oxylus and Iphitus as his sons.

Relationship record

Life events

• Hæmon founded the town of Hæmoniæ.(Book 8 · Chapter 44 · 📍 Hæmoniæ)
  • “which in ancient times was a town founded by Hæmon the son of Lycaon”

Book 5 · Chapter 3

• child: Oxylus (Parent-to-child.) “the man’s name was Oxylus, he was the son of Hæmon”
• parent: Thoas (Parent-to-child.) “he was the son of Hæmon, the son of Thoas”

Book 5 · Chapter 4

• child: Iphitus “And the inscription at Olympia says that Iphitus was the son of Hæmon”

Book 8 · Chapter 44

• parent: Lycaon “a town founded by Hæmon the son of Lycaon”

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