Greek Tragedy

Libya

Role: offspring of Epaphos · First appears: Aeschylus, The Suppliants — Scene 3

Life events

  • Epaphos begets Libya.(Aeschylus, The Suppliants — Scene 3)
    • With: Epaphus
    • “Libya, that gains her fame from greatest land.”
  • Belos is identified as an offspring of Libya.(Aeschylus, The Suppliants — Scene 3)
    • With: Belos
    • “Sire of my sire here, Belos, with two sons.”

Aeschylus, The Suppliants — Scene 3

  • parent: Epaphus “King. [What offspring then did Epaphos beget?] Chor. Libya, that gains her fame from greatest land.”
  • child: Belos “King. What other offspring, born of her, dost tell of? Chor. Sire of my sire here, Belos, with two sons.”

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