Pausanias' Description of Greece

Endeis

Role: mother of Peleus and Telamon · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 29

In Book 2, Chapter 29, Endeis is identified as the daughter of Sciron and the mother of Peleus and Telamon. The same account names Thetis as her sister, and says that Phocus was the son of her sister.

Relationship record

Book 2 · Chapter 29

  • child: Peleus “they were the sons of Endeis the daughter of Sciron, and Phocus was the son of her sister Thetis”
  • child: Telamon “they were the sons of Endeis the daughter of Sciron, and Phocus was the son of her sister Thetis”
  • siblings with Thetis “they were the sons of Endeis the daughter of Sciron, and Phocus was the son of her sister Thetis”
  • parent: Sciron “Endeis the daughter of Sciron”

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