Lycaon

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Lycaon is a figure in Greek mythology, often portrayed as a king of Arcadia cursed and transformed into a wolf for offending Zeus, and regarded as a legendary ancestor of the Arcadians.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
legendary ancestor
mythological king
associatedRitual Lykaia festival NERFINISHED
associatedWith Arcadia NERFINISHED
Zeus Lykaios NERFINISHED
werewolf myth
cultSite Mount Lykaion NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greece NERFINISHED
cursedBy Zeus NERFINISHED
etymologyRelatedTo Greek word lykos (wolf)
fatherOf many sons
gender male
knownFor impiety
testing Zeus with a gruesome meal
mythology Greek mythology
mythType etiological myth
nameInGreek Λυκάων NERFINISHED
offended Zeus NERFINISHED
punishment metamorphosis into a wolf
regardedAs ancestor of the Arcadians
regionRuled Arcadia NERFINISHED
roleInMyth impious host to Zeus in disguise
sourceText Apollodorus' Bibliotheca NERFINISHED
Ovid's Metamorphoses NERFINISHED
Pausanias' Description of Greece NERFINISHED
symbolizes divine punishment for human impiety
origin of lycanthropy motif
title King of Arcadia NERFINISHED
transformedInto wolf

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