Broteas

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Broteas is a figure in Greek mythology, known as a son of Tantalus and brother of Pelops, sometimes associated with early cults of Artemis and a tragic, possibly self-destructive fate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological person
associatedDeity Artemis NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Mount Sipylus NERFINISHED
associatedWith early cults of Artemis
early religious practices on Mount Sipylus
characterTrait impiety toward the gods (in some versions)
madness (in some versions)
countryOfOrigin Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culture Greek mythology
deathCause fire (in some traditions)
deathManner burned to death in a fire (in some accounts)
possibly self-immolation (in some accounts)
era mythic age of heroes
family House of Tantalus NERFINISHED
father Tantalus NERFINISHED
gender male
hasVariantTraditions yes
knownFor possible self-destructive death
tragic fate
languageOfTradition Ancient Greek
mythologicalCategory children of Tantalus
figures associated with Artemis
mythologicalTheme hubris and divine punishment
madness leading to self-destruction
mythologicalTradition Lydian Greek tradition
narrativeUncertainty details of his death vary by source
role in Artemis cult not consistently described
notableFamilyMember Niobe NERFINISHED
Pelops NERFINISHED
Tantalus NERFINISHED
relative Dione (grandmother, in some genealogies) NERFINISHED
Zeus (grandfather, in some genealogies) NERFINISHED
religion Ancient Greek religion
religiousRole cult founder (in some traditions)
sibling Niobe NERFINISHED
Pelops NERFINISHED
sourceMention Pausanias NERFINISHED
scholia on ancient authors

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pelops sibling Broteas
Tantalus fatherOf Broteas
Tantalus child Broteas