- In Gr**** mythology,
Pherespondus (Ancient Gr****: Φερέσπονδος) was the
satyr herald of
Dionysus during the
Indian War. In
secret union,
Hermes fathered...
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Eudorus Polymele Saon
Rhene Linus (possibly)
Urania Agreus Sose (nymph)
Arabus Thronia Dolops, Eurymachus, Palaestra,
Pherespondus,
Pronomus unknown mothers...
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Lycus Nonnus,
Dionysiaca son of
Hermes and Iphthime, and
brother of
Pherespondus and
Pronomus Maron Nonnus,
Dionysiaca son of
Silenus and
brother of Astraeus...
- Asterodia. Iphthime,
daughter of Dorus,
mother of the
Satyrs Lycus,
Pherespondus and
Pronomus by Hermes. The name is the
feminine form of the adjective...
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Dionysus during the
Indian War. In
secret union,
Hermes fathered him,
Pherespondus and Pronomus, by Iphthime,
daughter of Dorus.
Eiraphiotes (i.e. Dionysus)...
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Aegimius and Iphthime. The
latter became the
mother of the
Satyrs Lycus,
Pherespondus and
Pronomus by Hermes. In the Bibliotheke, "Dorus
received the country...
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Dionysus during the
Indian War. In
secret union,
Hermes fathered him,
Pherespondus and
Lycus to Iphthime,
daughter of Dorus.
Eiraphiotes (i.e. Dionysus)...
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Decidedly minor personalities also pop up, like Laverna, Corus, and
Pherespondus the satyr.
Wright structures his
fictional world on the Gr****s' primal...
