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The Argonautica

Apollonius Rhodius · c. 3rd century BCE (composition of the Argonautica; second edition/revision in Rhodes) primary

passage 121 of 130 · BOOK I > BOOK IV (37/46)

in brief
This passage is a reference-style index entry list of people, places, gods, and mythic beings in Apollonius’ Argonautica, each with book and line citations (e.g., Aegina, Aeschylus, Aeolus, Argos, Apollo, Artemis, Jason).

Aegaeus, a river, iv, 542, 1149

Aegialus, (1) coast in Achaea, 178: (2) coast of the Euxine, II, 365, 945

Aegina, an island near Attica, I, 92; IV, 1766, 1777

Aegle, one of the Hesperides, iv, 1428, 1430, 1450

Aeneius, adj., of Aeneus. I, 948, 1055

Aenete, I, 950

Aeolides, son or descendant of Aeolus. (1) Athamas, III, 361: (2) Idmon, an Argonaut, 11, 849: (3) Melampus, I,121: (4) Minyas, III, 1094: (5) Phrixus, II, 1141; III, 584; IV, 119: in the plur., I, 143; II, 1195; III, 335, 339

Aeolus, (1) a son of Zeus, father of Cretheus and Athamas, III, 360: (2) king of the winds, iv, 764, 765, 778, 820

Aesepus, a river of Mysia, I, 940, 1115

Aeson, son of Cretheus and father of Jason, I, 47, 253, 331, 899, 1336; II, 410, 885, 1134; III, 357, 443, 1380

Aesonides, son of Aeson, Jason, I, 33, 46, etc.; II, 437, 444, etc.; III, 58, 60 etc.; IV, 73, 92, etc.

Aesonis, a city of Magnesia, I, 411

Aethalia, an island, now Elba, IV, 654

Aethalides, son of Hermes, an Argonaut, I, 54, 641, 649; III, 1175

Aetolian, I, 146; in plur. as subst., I, 198

Agamestor, II, 850

Agenor, II, 237

Agenorides, son of Agenor, Phineus, II, 178, 240, 293, 426, 490, 618; III, 943, 1186

Alcimede, mother of Jason, I, 47, 233, 251, 259, 277

Alcinous, king of the Phaeacians, IV, 769, 995, 1009, 1013, 1069, 1116, 1123, 1161, 1169, 1176, 1200, 1220, 1724

Alcon, I, 97

Aleus, I, 163, 166, 170; II, 1046

Aloïades, sons of Aloeus, I, 482, 489

Alope, a city of Thessaly, I, 51

Amarantes, a people of Colchis, II, 399

Amarantian, epithet of the river Phasis, III, 1220

Amazonian, II, 977

Amazons, II, 374, 386, 912, 965, 985, 987, 995, 1173

Ambracians, inhabitants of Ambracia, a city of Epirus, IV, 1228

Amnisus, a river of Crete, III, 877, 882

Amphidamas, an Argonaut, I, 161; II, 1046

Amphion, (1) an Argonaut, I, 176: (2) son of Zeus and Antiope, I, 736, 740

Amphithemis, son of Phoebus and Acacallis, also called Garamas, IV, 1494, 1495

Amphitrite, wife of Poseidon, IV, 1325, 1355

Amphrysus, a river of Thessaly, I, 54

Ampycides, son of Ampycus, Mopsus, an Argonaut, I, 1083, 1106; II, 923; III, 917, 926; IV, 1502

Amyclae, a city of Laconia, IV, 1704

Amycus, king of the Bebrycians, II, 1, 48, 51, 90, 110, 136, 303, 754, 768, 792

Amymone, daughter of Danaus, I, 137

Amyrus, a river of Thessaly, I, 596; IV, 617

Anaphe, an island, one of the Sporades, IV, 1717, 1730, 1744

Anaurus, a river of Thessaly, I, 9; III, 67

Ancaeus,(1) son of Lycurgus, an Argonaut, I, 161, 398, 426, 429, 531; II, 118: (2) son of Poseidon, an Argonaut, I, 188; II, 865, 894, 898, 1276; IV, 210, 1260

Anchiale, a nymph, I, 1130

Angurum, a mountain in Scythia, IV, 323, 324

Anthemoeisian lake, in Bithynia, II, 724

Anthemoessa, the island of the Sirens, in the Tyrrhenian sea, IV, 892

Antianeira, I, 56

Antiope, (1) daughter of Asopus, I, 735: (2) daughter of Nycteus, IV, 1090: (3) a queen of the Amazons, II, 387

Aonian, Boeotian, III, 1178, 1185

Aphareïan, of Aphareus, I 485; III, 556, 1252

Apharetiadae, sons of Aphareus, I, 151

Apheidantian allotment, in Arcadia, I, 162

Aphetae, starting-place of Argo, I, 591

Apidaneans, name of Arcadians, IV, 263

Apidanus, a river of Thessaly, I, 36, 38; II, 515

Apis, a name of the Peloponnese, IV, 1564

Apollo, I, 307, 360, 403, 410, 759, II, 493, 502, 927, 952; III, 1181, 1283; IV, 528, 612, 1548, 1714, 1729: god of the shore ([Greek: Aktios]), I,104: of disembarcation ([Greek: Ekbasios]), I, 966, 1186: of embarcation ([Greek: Embasios]), I, 359, 404: of the dawn ([Greek: Eôios]), II, 686, 700: of shepherds ([Greek: Nomios]), IV, 1218: the Healer ([Greek: Iêios]), II, 712: the gleaner ([Greek: Aiglêtês]), IV, 1716, 1730

Apsyrtians, IV, 481

Apsyrtus, son of Aeetes, III, 241, 604; IV, 225, 306, 314, 332, 399, 422, 451, 455, 515, 557, 587, 737

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The Argonautica · Apollonius Rhodius · 280–250 BCE