Greek – ENARETE WIFE OF AEOLUS
ENARETE IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY
ENARETE WIFE OF AEOLUS
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Enarete was a queen Ancient Greece, for she was married to Aeolus, son of Hellen, grandson of Deucalion. Enarete herself was the daughter of Deimachus, a man about whom nothing else is known.
Aeolus ruled a land then known as Aeolia, though it would later be known as Thessaly, but he and Enarete would become the ancestors of all the Aeolian people; the Aeolians being one of the four ancient tribes, alongside the Achaeans, Dorians and Ionians. |
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SONS OF ENARETE
Athamas – a king of Boeotia, and father of Phrixus and Helle amongst others
Cretheus – a king of Iolcus, and father of Aeson, Pheres and Amythaon amongst others
Perieres – a king of Messenia, husband of Gorgophone, and father of Tyndareus amongst others
Salmoneus – an impious king of Elis, and father of Tyro
Sisyphus – an impious king of Corinth, father of Glaucus amongst others
MORE CHILDREN FOR ENARETE
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Additional children were named in the Bibliotheca (Pseudo-Apollodorus), these children being named as Alcyone, Calyce, Canace, Deion, Magnes, Pisidice and Perimede.
Alcyone – husband of Ceyx |
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Enarete means in Greek – the woman of moral and good ethics; the one who holds life values or the one who keep self pure in good deeds and actions
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My father is from Thessaly; Aeolus land- God of winds
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Nice!
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