Batia
In the Greek Mythology, Batia (in Greek old Βάτεια / Báteia ) is a queen of Troade.
She is mentioned by Apollodore as being the girl of Teucros (king de Troade) and Dardanos marries it, which she has Érichthonios. For this reason it is thus an ancestor of the Trojan kings. Apollodore lends also another son to him without posterity, Ilos.
A hill close to Troy mentioned by Homère bears its name.
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(III, 12,1).
- (I, 62).
- (II, 811-815).
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