Κέφαλος

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Κέφαλος is a figure from ancient Greek tradition, most commonly known in mythology as a hunter associated with the goddess Eos and in literature as a wealthy Athenian elder appearing in Plato’s dialogues.

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Κέφαλος canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athenian
character in Greek mythology
hunter
literary character
mythological figure
appearsIn Plato’s Parmenides
Plato’s Republic
linked to: Plato's Republic

Plato’s Πολιτεία
linked to: Plato's Republic
associatedWith Eos
Ἕως
Ἠώς
causeOfDeathOf Procris
childOf Deion
Dione
Δευκαλίων
Δηιόνη
linked to: Διώνη
companion Laelaps
mythical hunting dog Laelaps
culture Ancient Greek
fromPlace Athens
Thessaly
Αθήνα
linked to: Athens

Θεσσαλία
linked to: Thessaly
gender male
hasVariant Cephalus
involvedIn myth of Procris’s jealousy
myth of the unerring spear
killedByAccident Procris
knownFor wealth from shield-making business
languageOfName Greek
mentionedBy Apollodorus
Hyginus
Ovid
mythologicalCycle Athenian myths
Thessalian myths
notableFor abduction by the dawn goddess Eos
being an excellent hunter
tragic story with his wife Procris
occupation shield manufacturer
relatedConcept hunting in Greek myth
themes of love and jealousy in Greek mythology
roleInWork elderly wealthy Athenian in Plato’s Republic
host of Socrates in Plato’s Republic
spouseOf Procris
Προκρίς
weapon unfailing spear

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Cephalus nameInOriginalLanguage Κέφαλος