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SCIRONIAN ROCKS (region)

the Scironian rocks: concept painting for Godsunder
the Scironian rocks. Concept painting for the game, drawn from Strabo 9.1.4; Pausanias 1.44.8; Apollodorus, Epitome 1.2.
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Temple of Zeus Aphesius Pausanias 1.44.9; Sanctuary of Apollo Latous Pausanias 1.44.10; Tomb of Car Pausanias 1.44.6; Tomb of Eurystheus Pausanias 1.44.10; Image of Aphrodite Pausanias 1.44.9; Image of Apollo Pausanias 1.44.9; Image of Pan Pausanias 1.44.9; Scironian Road Pausanias 1.44.6; Molurian Rock (Ino and Melicertes) Pausanias 1.44.7; Cliffs of Sciron Plutarch, Theseus 10.1

Sciron held the rocks called after him Scironian and threw travellers into the sea, until Theseus threw him down. Apollodorus, Epitome 1.2 Past the Molurian rock, the rocks were held accursed: Sciron dwelt by them and cast into the sea every stranger he met, where a tortoise seized them; Theseus cast him into the same sea. Pausanias 1.44.8

From the Mythos Codex: 2 facts shown here, each checked against the ancient passage it cites. Updated 9 November 2026.

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