Callirhoe

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 8
, a daughter of the Scamander, who married Tros, by whom she had Ilus, Ganymede, and A aracus.――A fountain of Attica where Callirhoe killed herself. See: Coresus . Pausanias , bk. 7 , ch. 21 .— Statius , bk. 12 , Thebiad , li. 629 .――A daughter of Ocean us and Tethys, mother of Echidna, Orthus, and Cerberus by Chrysaor. Hesiod. ――A daughter of Lycus tyrant of Libya, who kindly received Diomedes at his return from Troy. He abandoned her, upon which she killed herself.――A daughter of the Achelous, who married Alcmæon. See: Alcmæon . Pausanias , bk. 8 , ch. 24 .――A daughter of Phocus the Bœotian, whose beauty procured her many admirers. Her father behaved with such coldne to her lovers that they murdered him. Callirhoe avenged his death with the a istance of the Bœotians. Plutarch , Amatoriæ narrationes .――A daughter of Piras and Niobe. Hyginus , fable 145.
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