Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 616
aconvenient resemblance to that of the sufferer Talas^. It was alteredby some wiseacre into Tantalos*, the hero who lived in dread of thefalling rock, and by some fool of a copyist into Taos the Peacock^!A final muddle, prompted perhaps by Tantalos under his rock,perhaps by Herakles fighting his… … Keteus (Araithos of Tegea s. iv B.C.) Thamyris Orpheus Theseus (Hegesianax c, 200 B.C.) Herakles v. Draco Herakles v. Ligyes (Eratostheness. iii B.C.) Talas(Teukros of Babylon C. ICX)A.D.) Talos (Antiochos of Athens s. ii A.D.)
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