Clymene’s husband Phylacus (in some traditions)

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Clymene’s husband Phylacus (in some traditions) is a minor, variably attested figure in Greek mythology identified in certain sources as the father of Alcimede and thus linked to the heroic lineage of Jason.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in Greek mythology
human
mythological figure
appearsInContextOf genealogy of Jason
associatedWithTradition Greek mythology NERFINISHED
attestation variably attested
fatherOf Alcimede NERFINISHED
gender male
hasAlternativeTraditions paternity of Alcimede varies in sources
hasChild Alcimede NERFINISHED
hasWife Clymene NERFINISHED
lineageConnection heroic lineage of Jason
linkedTo Jason NERFINISHED
mythologicalRole father of Alcimede in some traditions
mythologicalStatus minor figure
name Phylacus NERFINISHED
notableFor being named as Alcimede’s father in certain sources
relatedThrough Jason’s maternal line
spouse Clymene NERFINISHED
traditionQualifier in some traditions

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Alcimede hasFather Clymene’s husband Phylacus (in some traditions)