Eryx of Sicily

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Eryx of Sicily is a figure in Greek mythology, a son of Aphrodite known as a Sicilian king and formidable boxer who was ultimately defeated by Heracles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological king
associatedWith Aphrodite NERFINISHED
Mount Eryx NERFINISHED
Poseidon NERFINISHED
city of Eryx NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Sicily NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek religion
deathPlace Eryx NERFINISHED
Sicily NERFINISHED
describedIn Apollodorus, Bibliotheca NERFINISHED
Diodorus Siculus, Library of History NERFINISHED
Strabo, Geography NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Elymians NERFINISHED
father Poseidon NERFINISHED
gender male
hasMythType heroic opponent of Heracles
hasPart boxing ring
hasReputation arrogant challenger of travelers
invincible boxer before defeat by Heracles
killedBy Heracles NERFINISHED
locatedInTheNarrativeOf myths of Heracles in Sicily GENERATED
mannerOfDeath killed in a boxing match
mother Aphrodite NERFINISHED
mythology Greek mythology
namedAfter Mount Eryx NERFINISHED
narrativeRole local king defeated by a pan-Hellenic hero
notableFor challenging strangers to boxing matches
extraordinary strength
skill in boxing
occupation boxer
opponent Heracles NERFINISHED
participantIn labors and wanderings of Heracles
positionHeld king in western Sicily
king of the Elymians
realm western Sicily NERFINISHED
religiouslyConnectedTo cult of Aphrodite at Eryx
residence Eryx NERFINISHED
western Sicily NERFINISHED
sport boxing
territory land around Mount Eryx

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Children of Aphrodite hasMember Eryx of Sicily