Androdamas

Role: appointing official and son of Phlias · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 6

Androdamas was the son of Chthonophyle and Phlias. He appointed Baccheus to lead the torchlit procession held “one night in every year.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Androdamas appointed Baccheus to lead the annual torchlit procession.(Book 2 · Chapter 7)
  • With: Baccheus
  • “The leader of the procession is called Baccheus, this functionary was appointed by Androdamas the son of Phlias”

Book 2 · Chapter 6

• parent: Chthonophyle “and she had a son Androdamas”
• parent: Phlias “afterwards Phlias the son of Dionysus married her, and she had a son Androdamas.”

Book 2 · Chapter 7

• parent: Phlias (Phlias is identified as Androdamas's father.) “The leader of the procession is called Baccheus, this functionary was appointed by Androdamas the son of Phlias”
• with Baccheus (Androdamas appointed Baccheus as the procession's leader.) “The leader of the procession is called Baccheus, this functionary was appointed by Androdamas the son of Phlias”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.