Eunée

In the Greek Mythology, Eunée , wire of Jason and Hypsipyle, is king of Lemnos.

It does not take share with the Trojan War, but it contributes nevertheless to the supply of the Greek camp by sending vessels charged with Vin ( Iliade , VII, 465 and suiv.). In addition, it is him which frees Lycaon (wire of Priam) whereas this one is prisoner, against the price either of a crater in money given to Patrocle (song XXIII, taken again by Strabon), or of one hundred Bœuf S given to Achille (song XXI).

According to Stace, it also takes part in the Course of tanks at the time of the funerary plays of Opheltès.

Sources

(I, 9,17).
(VII, 465 and suiv. ; XXIII, 742 and suiv.).
(IV, 383).
(VI, 343 and 644).
(I, 2,38).

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