Pallas (father of Clytus and Butes)

Also known as: Pallas · Role: father of Clytus and Butes · First appears: Fable 66

Fable 66

• child: Clytus “Clytus and Butes, the sons of Pallas.”
• child: Butes “Clytus and Butes, the sons of Pallas.”
• parent: Pandion (One possible genealogy identifies Pandion as Pallas's father.) “This was either Pallas the son of Pandion, king of Athens, or of Neleus, the brother of Theseus.”
• parent: Neleus (One possible genealogy identifies Neleus as Pallas's father.) “This was either Pallas the son of Pandion, king of Athens, or of Neleus, the brother of Theseus.”
• with Theseus (Theseus later slays Pallas.) “This Pallas, together with his sons, was afterwards slain by Theseus.”
• enemies with Theseus “This Pallas, together with his sons, was afterwards slain by Theseus.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Metamorphoses of Ovid. Made with Rho MD.