Cleopatra

First appears: Book II 2

Life events

Phineus recalls bringing Cleopatra home as his wife.(Book II 2)
- With: Phineus
- “when I ruled among the Thracians, by my bridal gifts I brought home their sister Cleopatra to be my wife.”

married with Phineus “and, when I ruled among the Thracians, by my bridal gifts I brought home their sister Cleopatra to be my wife.”
parent: Boreas (Cleopatra is identified as the sister of the sons of Boreas.) “These pests, the oracle declares, the sons of Boreas shall restrain. And no strangers are they that shall ward them off if indeed I am Phineus who was once renowned among men for wealth and the gift of prophecy, and if I am the son of my father Agenor; and, when I ruled among the Thracians, by my bridal gifts I brought home their sister Cleopatra to be my wife.”
siblings with Zetes (Zetes is identified immediately beforehand as one of the sons of Boreas.) “These pests, the oracle declares, the sons of Boreas shall restrain. And no strangers are they that shall ward them off if indeed I am Phineus who was once renowned among men for wealth and the gift of prophecy, and if I am the son of my father Agenor; and, when I ruled among the Thracians, by my bridal gifts I brought home their sister Cleopatra to be my wife.”

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