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EUNEUS (mythical son of Jason)

Figure of myth · mythical son of Jason

Euneus, mythical son of Jason, full-length portrait
Parents
Jason, Hypsipyle
Siblings
Deipylus
Haunts and cult places
Lemnos
In the sources
10 ancient passages

Euneus was a warrior, the son of Jason and Hypsipyle.1,2,3 He was the twin brother of Thoas, and the two were described as alike in every respect.4,5,2 The boy was born on the island of Lemnos.3,6

Jason transported Euneus from Lemnos to Nemea.5 Euneus and Thoas traveled to Nemea to search for their mother.5 Euneus was granted entry into the palace of Lycurgus.5 He took his position on a chariot to participate in a race.2 During the race, Euneus and his brother took turns leading and falling behind.7

Later, Euneus gave silver bowls to Achilles to ransom Lycaon.1 The bowl he gave was crafted by Sidonian artists and transported to Lemnos by Phoenician merchants.8 Achilles spared Lemnos because of his relationship with Euneus.9 Euneus held possession of the island during the time of Achilles.9

Jason established Euneus as the ruler of Lemnos.9 He was one of three Athenian brothers who joined the expedition.4 Nebrophonus was listed as a brother of Euneus.3

The codex facts behind this entry

Euneus is identified as the warrior son of Jason. Quintus 4 ¶19 +2

Sources

  1. Quintus 4 ¶19
  2. Statius, Thebaid 6.317-343 ¶1
  3. Apollodorus 1.9.17
  4. Plutarch, Theseus 26.3
  5. Statius, Thebaid 5.692-717 ¶2
  6. Strabo 1.2.40
  7. Statius, Thebaid 6.424-451 ¶1
  8. Strabo 1.2.33
  9. Strabo 1.2.38
Written from the Mythos Codex, and every sentence checked against the facts it cites. From the Mythos Codex: 23 facts, each checked against the ancient passage it comes from, here drawn from Quintus Smyrnaeus, Statius, Thebaid. Updated 31 October 2026.

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