PROTOGENEIA (Pausanias 5.1.3, Hyginus Fabulae 155) PROTOGENEIA (by Pyrrha) (Pindar Olympian 9.42) HELLEN (by Pyrrha) (Hesiod Catalogues Frag 1, Strabo 9.5.6, 9.5.23) HELLEN, AMPHIKTYON, PROTOGENEIA (Apollodorus 1.7.2) EPIMETHEUS (Hyginus Fabulae 155) OFFSPRING OF DEUKALION EPIMETHEUS & PANDORA (Apollodorus 1.46, Ovid Metamorphoses 1.390, Hyginus Fabulae 142) PROMETHEUS (Apollodorus 1.7.2, Apollonius Rhodius 3.1086, Ovid Metamorphoses 1.390) PARENTS OF PYRRHA PROMETHEUS & PRONOIA (Hesiod Catalogues Frag 1) The intervening generations consisted mostly of eponyms-that is, figures who gave their names to tribes or places and which had little or no mythology.ДЇAMILY OF DEUCALION & PYRRHA PARENTS OF DEUKALION His most famous great-grandsons included Sisyphos, Salmoneus, Athamas, Diktys and Polydektes, Ion and Endymion. Deukalion's descendants ruled most of the kingdoms of Greece in the mythic age.

the Greeks), and three maidens loved by the god Zeus-Pandora (who was named after her maternal grandmother), Protogeneia and Thyia. The most famous of these were Hellen, the eponymous king of the Hellenes (i.e. They mulled on the riddle and realised the bones were the stones of Mother Earth-casting these, Deuckalion producing a tribe of men and Pyrrha women.Дeukalion had a number of sons and daughters. Zeus then let the waters to recede and, in the north Poseidon, split the mountains at the Vale of Tempe to release the waters trapped in the Thessalian plain.Дeukalion and Pyrrha consulted the Delphic oracle asking how they might repopulate the now desolate earth and were told to cast the bones of their mother over their shoulders. Io and her son Epaphos, who lived in Egypt, were also preserved. Other regions also claimed survivors-King Dardanos was said to have sought refuge on Mount Ida in the Troad, Kerambos was carried to the heights of Mount Othrys by the Nymphs, Megaros fled to Mount Gerana, Arkas and Nyktimos were preserved on Mount Kyllene in Arkadia, and the tribes of Parnassos fled to the heights above Delphoi. Mounting a chest the couple found refuge the dry peaks of Mount Parnassos.

Only Deukalion and Pyrrha survived the apocalypse-having been warned of the impending calamity by Prometheus. Zeus was angered by their impiety and destroyed them with the Great Deluge. The couple lived in the time of the Bronze Race of Mankind-a third, warlike generation born after the virtuous Silver and Gold races. Deukalion was the son of Prometheus, creator of mankind, and Pyrrha the daughter of Pandora, the first woman. DEUKALION (Deucalion) and PYRRHA were the first king and queen of the northern reaches of Greece-Opountian Lokris (Opuntian Locris), Malis, Phthiotis and Thessalia (Thessaly).

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