GREEK MYTHOSThe Godsunder Codex
HIPPODAMIA OF THE LAPITHS (wife of Pirithous)
Figure of myth · mythical character, wife of Pirithous

Peirithous courted her as his intended bride, while Alcathus, who also attempted to court her, was killed by Oenomaus.4,5 On the day Peirithous defeated the mountain savages, she bore their son, Polypoetes.6,1 Peirithous hosted a feast for centaurs who were related to Hippodamia.4
She was embraced by a hero from Phrygia.7 She died before Peirithous visited Theseus.1 Her memory was honored in a choral dance performed by the Sixteen Women, named after her.8





