House of Odysseus
Classical
Other Children of Odysseus
In later myths, Odysseus was the son of Sisyphus, king of Corinth. Sisyphus ravished Autolycus’ daughter, Anticleia, as revenge for Autolycus theft of his cattle.
- • Aeolids 1 (Thessaly & Messenia)
- • Aeolids 2 (Corinth & Orchomenus)
- • Children of Helius
- • Descendants of Aeacus
- • Early House of Argos
- • Giants and Monsters
- • Greek Pantheon
- • House of Argos (Proëtids and Aeolids)
- • House of Calydon (Aeolids 3)
- • House of Elis (Aeolids 4)
- • House of Pelops
- • House of Perseus (Mycenae and Tiryns)
- • House of Sparta
- • House of Troy and Dardania
- • Houses of Arcadia
- • Houses of Athens
- • Houses of the Rome
- • Houses of the Seers
- • Houses of Thebes & Crete
- • Lapith House of Thessaly
- • Roman Pantheon
- • The Pleiades (The Atlantids)
Sisyphus
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Odysseus
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House of Pelops
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Aeolids 2 (Corinth & Orchomenus)
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Autolycus
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House of Perseus (Mycenae and Tiryns)
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Houses of Thebes & Crete
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House of Pelops
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House of Sparta
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Early House of Argos
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