Machaon

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Machaon is a figure from Greek mythology, renowned as a skilled healer and son of the legendary physician Asclepius.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological healer
appearsIn Iliad NERFINISHED
associatedWith Asclepius cult NERFINISHED
burialPlace Gerenia in Messenia NERFINISHED
commanded warriors from Ithome
warriors from Oechalia
warriors from Tricca
cultType hero cult
culture Ancient Greek religion
deathContext battle of the Trojan War
epithet blameless physician
skilled healer
ethnicity Greek
father Asclepius NERFINISHED
gender male
healed Menelaus NERFINISHED
Philoctetes NERFINISHED
killedBy Eurypylus son of Telephus NERFINISHED
knownFor healing wounded warriors
medical skill
surgical expertise
lineage Asclepiad
mentionedBy Homer NERFINISHED
mother Epione NERFINISHED
mythologicalCycle Trojan War NERFINISHED
occupation physician
surgeon
parentOf Alexanor NERFINISHED
Nicomachus NERFINISHED
rescuedBy Nestor NERFINISHED
roleInWar Greek ally in Trojan War
sibling Aceso NERFINISHED
Aglaea NERFINISHED
Hygieia NERFINISHED
Iaso NERFINISHED
Panacea NERFINISHED
Podalirius NERFINISHED
sourceText Homeric epics NERFINISHED
later Greek mythographers
symbolicDomain medicine
surgery
transportedIn Nestor’s chariot NERFINISHED
worshippedAt Gerenia NERFINISHED
Tricca NERFINISHED
woundedBy Paris NERFINISHED
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Epione parentOf Machaon
Epione relative Machaon
Panacea sibling Machaon