Pausanias' Description of Greece

Etias

Role: daughter of Æneas · First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 22

Book 3 · Chapter 22

  • parent: Æneas (Etias is Æneas's daughter.) “Two of these ancient towns are reputed to have been built by Æneas, when he was fleeing to Italy and driven into this bay by storms, his daughter Etias gave her name to Etis,”

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