- In Gr**** mythology, the
female name
Polymede (Ancient Gr****: Πολυμήδη) may
refer to:
Polymede,
daughter of
Autolycus by Mestra,
Neaera or
Amphithea and...
-
Polymedes of
Argos was a Gr****
sculptor of the
Archaic Period (6th
century BC). His
exact dates of
birth and
death are unknown. His life is
little known...
- only Aesimus,
father of
Sinon was named. Autolycus'
other daughter was
Polymede,
mother of Jason, the
famous Argonaut who led a
group of men to find the...
-
various authors, she
could be: Alcimede,
daughter of
Phylacus and
Clymene Polymede, or Polymele, or Polypheme, a
daughter of
Autolycus Amphinome Theognete...
-
Phylacus and Clymene.
Other sources say the
mother of his
children was (1)
Polymede or Polymele, or
Polypheme a
daughter of Autolycus, (2) Amphinome, (3) Theognete...
-
daughter of King
Amphion of Orchomenus. Otherwise, Nestor's
mother was
called Polymede. His wife was
either Eurydice or Anaxibia;
their children included Peisistratus...
- the
identification with the Dioscuri. The
inscription also
identifies Polymedes of
Argos as the sculptor:
Something which was very
unusual at such an...
- Amphithea, wife of
Autolycus and
mother of
Anticlea (the
mother of Odysseus),
Polymede (possible
mother of Jason), and a
number of sons,
including Aesimus (the...
- In some accounts, she was
called Arne; Alcimede,
daughter of Phylacus;
Polymede (Polymele or Polypheme),
daughter of Autolycus; Amphinome;
Rhoeo or Scarphe...
-
possible mothers of
Jason by Aeson, King of Iolcus. She was also
called Polymede or Polypheme,
otherwise the
mother of the hero was
either Amphinome, Theognete...
