Eurycyde

First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 1

In Book 5, Chapter 1, Eurycyde is named as the daughter of Endymion and, “if we may believe the tradition,” Poseidon. She has three brothers, Pæon, Epeus and Ætolus, and is the mother of Eleus, who reigned over the kingdom of the Epeans.

Relationship record

Book 5 · Chapter 1

• parent: Endymion “And the kingdom of the Epeans was reigned over by Eleus, the son of Eurycyde, the daughter of Endymion and (if we may believe the tradition) Poseidon.”
• siblings with Pæon “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• siblings with Epeus “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• siblings with Ætolus “Endymion married Asterodia, others say Chromia the daughter of Itonus the son of Amphictyon, others say Hyperippe the daughter of Arcas, and had three sons, Pæon and Epeus and Ætolus, and one daughter Eurycyde.”
• child: Eleus “And the kingdom of the Epeans was reigned over by Eleus, the son of Eurycyde, the daughter of Endymion and (if we may believe the tradition) Poseidon.”

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