Panopeus

Family: Æacidæ · Role: son of Phocus · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 29

According to Asius, Panopeus was a son of Phocus and sibling of Crisus. His son was Epeus, whom Homer identified as the contriver of the wooden horse. In Book 10, Chapter 3, Panopeus was among the Phocian towns captured and razed to the ground.

Relationship record

Life events

• The Phocian towns were captured and razed to the ground.(Book 10 · Chapter 3)
  • With: Lilæa Hyampolis Anticyra Parapotamii Daulis
  • “And the following Phocian towns were taken and rased to the ground, Lilæa, Hyampolis, Anticyra, Parapotamii, Panopeus, and Daulis.”

Book 2 · Chapter 29

• parent: Phocus (son of Æacus) “according to the poet Asius Phocus’ sons were Panopeus and Crisus”
• siblings with Crisus “according to the poet Asius Phocus’ sons were Panopeus and Crisus”
• child: Epeus “the son of Panopeus was Epeus, who according to Homer was the contriver of the wooden horse”

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