Andropompus

In Greek mythology, Andropompus (Ancient Greek: Ανδρόχόμχος) was one of the descendants of Neleus, king of Thessaly,[1] as son of Penthilus and Anchirhoe[2]. He was the father of King Melanthus[3] of Athens.

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References

Universal historical dictionary: or explanation of the names of persons and places in the departments of biblical, political and eccles. history, mythology, heraldry, biography, bibliography, geography, and numismatics, Volume 1 George Crabb 1833 (Google eBook) retrieved 08:48 11.10.11
Scholia on Plato, Symposium, 208d, citing Hellanicus
Pausanias The description of Greece By Pausanias 08:37 11.10.11

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Thomas Falconer - Chronological tables: beginning with the reign of Solomon, and ending with the death of Alexander the Great. With a prefatory discourse (Google eBook) 1796 retrieved 08:40 11.10.11

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