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intended to make
Tydeus immortal, but the seer Amphiaraus,
knowing this and
hating Tydeus, cut off Melanippus' head and gave it to
Tydeus, who proceeded...
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Polynices and
Tydeus fighting like wild
beasts (or in
later accounts when he saw that
Polynices wore the hide of a lion and that
Tydeus wore the hide...
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fastest of all of his brethren. Diomedes' father,
Tydeus, was
among those who had been slain.
Tydeus was Athena's
favorite warrior at the time, and when...
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Tydeus munsteri is a
species of mite
belonging to the
family Tydeidae. This very
small oval,
eyeless mite is
around 250 μm in
length with a soft body covered...
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Tydeus of
Chios (in Gr****: Τῡδεύς ὁ Χῖος) was an
ancient Gr**** politician. He was one of the
leaders of the
democratic party of
Chios and one of those...
- bees.
Tydeus argutus Tydeus bohemiensis Tydeus brevistylus Tydeus calabrus Tydeus californicus Tydeus caudatus Tydeus citri Tydeus commutabilis Tydeus demeyerei...
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Tydeus domesticus is a
species of mite
belonging to the
genus Tydeus.
Tydeus domesticus on www.biolib.cz v t e...
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Oeneus was also the
father of
Tydeus and
possibly Melanippus or
Olenias by Periboea,
daughter of Hipponous,
though Tydeus was
exiled from
Aetolia and appears...
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murdered by
Tydeus, one of the Seven. In this account,
Ismene and her
lover Theoclymenus met
outside of the city
during the siege.
Tydeus had been told...
- King-turned-prophet
Amphiaraus of Argos,
thief Autolycus of Sparta,
feral warrior Tydeus of Thebes,
Amazon archer Atalanta of Scythia, and
storyteller Iolaus of...
