Alleged Sons of #Odysseus: Telemakhos, Agrios, Latinus, Telegonos, Nausinoos, Nausithoos, Rhomos, Antias, Ardeas, Arkesilaos, Leontophron
— sententiae antiquae (@sentantiq) October 27, 2014
I have been obsessed with tracking down the names of Odysseus’ children. Here’s a list of them, their mothers and the sources so far. In a few days I will start posting full references:
The sons of Odysseus:
Telemakhos and Arkesilaos/Ptoliporthes (Penelope) [Eustathius/Pausanias]
Agrios, Latinus and Telegonos (Kirke) or Auson [Lykophron]
Rhomos, Antias, Ardeas (Kirke) [Dionysus of Halicarnassos]
Nausithoos and Nausinoos (Kalypso) [Hesiod]
Leontophron or Dorukles or Euryalos (Euippê, Epirote Princess) [Eustathius]
Polypoitês (Kallidikê, Thesprotian Princess) [Proklos]
Leontophronos (Daughter of Thoas, Aitolian Princess) [Apollodoros]
And one daughter:
Kassiphone (Kirke) [Lykophron]
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