Lilæa

Role: Naiad · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 33

Life events

• The Phocian towns were captured and razed to the ground.(Book 10 · Chapter 3)
  • With: Hyampolis Anticyra Parapotamii Panopeus Daulis
  • “And the following Phocian towns were taken and rased to the ground, Lilæa, Hyampolis, Anticyra, Parapotamii, Panopeus, and Daulis.”
• Philip besieged Lilæa, which capitulated and received a garrison.(Book 10 · Chapter 33 · 📍 Lilæa)
  • With: Philip (son of Demetrius)
  • “they were besieged by Philip the son of Demetrius and capitulated upon conditions of war, and a garrison was put into their town”
• Patron led a revolt that defeated the Macedonians and expelled them from Lilæa.(Book 10 · Chapter 33 · 📍 Lilæa)
  • With: Patron
  • “Patron, incited the younger citizens to rise against the garrison, and overcame the Macedonians and compelled them to evacuate the town on conditions of war.”

Book 10 · Chapter 33

• parent: Cephisus (Cephisus is identified as Lilæa's father.) “Lilæa, who was one of the Naiades, and reputed to be the daughter of the Cephisus, which rises here”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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