Idas

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Idas is a figure in Greek mythology known as a heroic but contentious suitor who abducted Marpessa and later became her husband.

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Label Occurrences
Idas canonical 13

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mortal hero
associatedWith Aphareus
Apollo
Argonauts
Calydonian boar hunt
Lynceus
Marpessa
category Heroes in Greek mythology
Messenian characters in Greek mythology
child Alcestis
Cleopatra
chosenBy Marpessa
conflict war between Apharetidae and Dioscuri
culture Greek
deathCause killed by Polydeuces
enemy Castor
Polydeuces
epithet contentious suitor
father Aphareus
gender male
groupAffiliation Argonauts
Calydonian hunters
hometown Arene in Messenia
knownFor abducting Marpessa
contending with Apollo for Marpessa
participation in the Calydonian boar hunt
voyage of the Argonauts
linked to: Argonautica
literarySource Apollodorus’ Bibliotheca
Homer’s Iliad (indirect genealogical references)
linked to: Homer's Iliad

Pausanias’ Description of Greece
memberOf Apharetidae
mother Arene
mythology Greek mythology
notableEvent abduction of Marpessa in a chariot
judgment of Zeus over Marpessa’s choice
opponentInLove Apollo
region Messenia
role suitor of Marpessa
sibling Lynceus
spouse Marpessa
weapon spear

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Referenced by (13)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Marpessa spouse Idas
Marpessa partner Idas
Marpessa abductedBy Idas
Marpessa choseAsHusband Idas
Marpessa associatedHero Idas
Atys character Idas
Castor killedBy Idas
Atys character Idas
subject linked to: Atys (Lully)
Argonauts hasMember Idas
Evenus associatedWith Idas
Evenus defeatedBy Idas