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Eurymedon

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Canonical name
Eurymedon
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Character
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Individual
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Location presence

Phase 6 currently covers 24 processed books.

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Claims

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·Reported

Eurymedon once ruled the giants but ruined his ill-fated people and lost his own life.

See evidence text
“Eurymedon, who at one time reigned over the giants, but he ruined his ill-fated people and lost his own life to boot.”

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·Disguised
“Eurymedon, who at one time reigned over the giants”

Passage preview

Book 7 · Passage 6

‘This is the house, father stranger, which you would have me show you. You will find a number of great people sitting at table, but do not be afraid; go straight in, for the bolder a man is the more likely he is to carry his point, even though he is a stranger. First find the queen. Her name is Arete, and she comes of the same family as her husband Alcinous. They both descend originally from Neptune, who was father to Nausithous by Periboea, a woman of great beauty. Periboea was the youngest daughter of Eurymedon, who at one time reigned over the giants, but he ruined his ill-fated people and lost his own life to boot.