Pausanias' Description of Greece

Alcidocus

Role: son of Scopius · First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 3

Life events

  • Oxylus fled Ætolia after accidentally killing Thermius, or according to some, Alcidocus.(Book 5 · Chapter 3 · 📍 Ætolia)
    • With: Oxylus Thermius
    • “And Oxylus had to flee from Ætolia in consequence of an accident, in throwing a quoit (they say) he missed his aim and unintentionally killed his brother Thermius, or according to some accounts Alcidocus the son of Scopius.”

Book 5 · Chapter 3

  • siblings with Oxylus (According to an alternate account, Alcidocus was the brother whom Oxylus killed.) “or according to some accounts Alcidocus the son of Scopius”
  • parent: Scopius (Parent-to-child.) “Alcidocus the son of Scopius”

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