Thasus

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Thasus is a minor figure in Greek mythology, traditionally regarded as a son of the Phoenician king Agenor and associated with the island of Thasos.

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Thasus canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in Greek mythology
mythological figure
associatedPeople Phoenician settlers
associatedWith island of Thasos
linked to: Thasos
category Children of Agenor
Mythological kings of Thasos
Phoenician characters in Greek mythology
culture Greek mythology
eponymOf Thasos
ethnicOrigin Phoenician
father Agenor
fatherOccupation king of Phoenicia
gender male
linkedConcept colonization myths in Greek tradition
mythologicalTradition Phoenician
mythType foundation myth
nameLanguage Ancient Greek
nameVariant Thasos
narrativeMotif search for abducted Europa
possibleRole first king of Thasos
regionAssociated Aegean Sea
Thrace
roleInMyth founder or namesake of Thasos
searchFor Europa
sibling Cadmus
Cilix
Europa
Phoenix
sourceTradition Hellenistic mythography
later Greek mythographers

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

Agenor fatherOf Thasus
Agenor hasChild Thasus
Cilix hasRelative Thasus
Cilix searchCompanions Thasus
Argiope hasChild Thasus
Argiope relative Thasus
Argiope spouseFatherOf Thasus
Damno hasChild Thasus
Phoenix sibling Thasus