The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Phædimus

Family: Thebes · Role: son of Niobe and Amphion · First appears: Fable 56

Fable 56

  • parent: Amphion “The unhappy Phædimus, and Tantalus, the heir to the name of his grandsire”
  • siblings with Tantalus (Niobe's son) “The unhappy Phædimus, and Tantalus, the heir to the name of his grandsire, when they had put an end to their wonted exercise {of riding}, had turned to the youthful exercises of the palæstra”
  • siblings with Ismenus “part of the seven sons of Amphion are mounting upon their spirited steeds”
  • siblings with Sipylus “part of the seven sons of Amphion are mounting upon their spirited steeds”
  • siblings with Alphenor “part of the seven sons of Amphion are mounting upon their spirited steeds”
  • siblings with Damasicthon “part of the seven sons of Amphion are mounting upon their spirited steeds”
  • siblings with Ilioneus “part of the seven sons of Amphion are mounting upon their spirited steeds”

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