Some say that this man, rather than Thamyris or Minos, was the first pederast, as he fell in love with and abducted Pelops's bastard son Chrysippus. This happened after he was banished from the city he had ruled by Zethus and Amphion. He died while traveling to ask the Delphic Oracle how he might get rid of a monster which had consumed his wife's nephew Haimon. His son was raised by Periboea and Polybus in Corinth after this man pierced the feet of his son with a nail and left his son to die. FTP name this paternal gran
Some say that this man, rather than Thamyris or Minos, was the first pederast, as he fell in love with and abducted Pelops's bastard son Chrysippus. This happened after he was banished from the city he had ruled by Zethus and Amphion. He died while traveling to ask the Delphic Oracle how he might get rid of a monster which had consumed his wife's nephew Haimon. His son was raised by Periboea and Polybus in Corinth after this man pierced the feet of his son with a nail and left his son to die. FTP name this paternal grandfather of Ismene and Antigone, the first husband of Jocasta and father of Oedipus.
Some say that this man, rather than Thamyris or Minos, was the first pederast, as he fell in love with and abducted Pelops's bastard son Chrysippus.
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