Peribœa

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 25
, the second wife of Œneus king of Calydon, was daughter of Hippo no us. She became mother of Tydeus. Some suppose that Œneus debauched her, and afterwards married her. Hyginus , fable 69.――A daughter of Alcathous, sold by her father on suspicion that she was courted by Telamon, son of Æacus king of Ægin a. She was carried to Cyprus, where Telamon the founder of Salamis married her, and she became mother of Ajax. She also married These us, according to some. She is also called Eribœa. Pausanias , bk. 1 , chs. 17 & 42.— Hyginus , fable 97.――The wife of Polybus king of Corinth, who educated Œdip us as her own child.――A daughter of Eurymedon, who became mother of Nausithous by Neptune.――The mother of Penelope, according to some authors.
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