Pelarge

Family: Cabiri · Role: daughter of Potneus · First appears: Book 9 · Chapter 25

In Book 9, Chapter 25, Pelarge is identified as the daughter of Potneus and the wife of Isthmiades. Afterwards, she and Isthmiades reestablished the mysteries at Thebes and taught them to Alexiarous.

Relationship record

Life events

• Pelarge and Isthmiades reestablished the mysteries and taught them to Alexiarous.(Book 9 · Chapter 25 · 📍 Thebes)
  • With: Isthmiades Alexiarous
  • “Afterwards however they are said to have been reestablished by Pelarge, the daughter of Potneus, and her husband Isthmiades, who taught them to the person whose name was Alexiarous.”

Book 9 · Chapter 25

• parent: Potneus “Pelarge, the daughter of Potneus”
• married with Isthmiades “Pelarge, the daughter of Potneus, and her husband Isthmiades”
• pupil: Alexiarous “Afterwards however they are said to have been reestablished by Pelarge, the daughter of Potneus, and her husband Isthmiades, who taught them to the person whose name was Alexiarous.”

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