Pausanias' Description of Greece

Euphemus

Role: son of Poseidon · First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 17

In Book 5, Chapter 17, Euphemus, son of Poseidon and companion of Jason on his voyage to Colchi, won the pair-horse race.

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  • Euphemus won the pair-horse race.(Book 5 · Chapter 17)
    • “Euphemus the son of Poseidon (according to the tale of the poets), and the companion of Jason on his voyage to Colchi, he also was victorious in the pair-horse-race.”

Book 5 · Chapter 17

  • parent: Poseidon “Euphemus the son of Poseidon”
  • with Jason (interaction) “the companion of Jason on his voyage to Colchi”
  • with Jason (interaction) “the companion of Jason on his voyage to Colchi”

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