Pausanias' Description of Greece

Pieria

Role: wife of Oxylus · First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 4

In Book 5, Chapter 4, Pieria is said to have been the wife of Oxylus, but nothing further is recorded about her. The same account names Ætolus (son of Oxylus) and Laias as Oxylus’s sons.

Relationship record

Book 5 · Chapter 4

  • married with Oxylus “And they say Oxylus had a wife called Pieria, but they record nothing further about her.”
  • child: Ætolus (son of Oxylus) “And they say Oxylus had a wife called Pieria, but they record nothing further about her. And the sons of Oxylus were they say Ætolus and Laias.”
  • child: Laias “And they say Oxylus had a wife called Pieria, but they record nothing further about her. And the sons of Oxylus were they say Ætolus and Laias.”

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