Lynceus (by marriage-related tradition of the Danaids)

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Lynceus, in the marriage-related tradition of the Danaids, is the Argive prince who alone survived the mass slaying of the sons of Aegyptus and became a progenitor of later Argive kings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in Greek mythology
mythological figure
prince of Argos
associatedWith marriage tradition of the Danaids
myth of the Danaids NERFINISHED
child Abas NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Argos NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek religion and mythology
describedAs Argive prince who alone survived the mass slaying of the sons of Aegyptus
ancestor of later Argive kings
ethnicGroup Argive
father Abas NERFINISHED
genre Greek heroic legend
hasRelative Aegyptus NERFINISHED
Danaus NERFINISHED
the Danaids NERFINISHED
languageOfNarrative Ancient Greek
memberOf house of Argos NERFINISHED
mythologicalCycle Danaid cycle NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Argive tradition
narrativeRole only surviving husband among the sons of Aegyptus
notableEvent became progenitor of later Argive kings
survived the mass slaying of the sons of Aegyptus
positionHeld king of Argos
progenitorOf Abas NERFINISHED
Acrisius NERFINISHED
Heracles NERFINISHED
Perseus NERFINISHED
Proetus NERFINISHED
line of Argive kings
spouse Hypermnestra NERFINISHED

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Hypermnestra sibling Lynceus (by marriage-related tradition of the Danaids)