According to the disputed play Rhesus, there are actually two figures by this name – one a son of Cronos, and one a son of Zeus and twin brother of Arkas.
According to the disputed play Rhesus, there are actually two figures by this name – one a son of Cronos, and one a son of Zeus and twin brother of Arkas. According to Plutarch, an Egyptian sailor named Thamus was told by a divine voice that this figure had died. Women in his life include his daughter, Iambe, whom he had with Echo, though he was less successful at wooing Pitys, who was turned into a tree, and Syrinx, who escaped him. According to the Homeric hymn to this figure, he is the son of Dryope and Hermes. His Roman equivalent, the father of Latinus, was named Faunus and was celebrated on Lupercal. FTP, name this rustic god of the pipe, a satyr with the hind of a goat.
According to the disputed play Rhesus, there are actually two figures by this name – one a son of Cronos, and one a son of Zeus and twin brother of Arkas.
{Pan} or {Paon}