Amphictyon
see also: Etymology of Amphictyon
In the Greek Mythology, Amphictyon (in Greek old Ἀμφικτύων / Amphiktýôn ) is the son of Deucalion and Pyrrha, and the brother of Hellen, Protogénie, Pandore and Thyia. According to other traditions, it passes for a indigenous (spontaneous child of the ground).
It is famous to have founded the Amphictyonie of Delphes. Close to the seat of the council amphictyonic with the remainder a temple (hérôon) with its glory was.
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(I, 7,2; III, 14,6).
- (I, 2,6; I, 14,3; V, 1,4).
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