Periboea
naiad, wife of Ikarios in Greek mythology
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Periboea
Summary
Periboea is a naiad[1].
Key Facts
- Among Periboea's spouses was Icarius of Sparta[2].
- A child of Periboea was Damasippus[3].
- A child of Periboea was Perileos[4].
- A child of Periboea was Imeusimos[5].
- A child of Periboea was Aletes[6].
- A child of Periboea was Thoas[7].
- A child of Periboea was Penelope[8].
- Periboea is recorded as female[9].
- Periboea's instance of is recorded as naiad[10].
- Periboea's described by source is recorded as Pauly–Wissowa[11].
Body
Personal Life
Periboea was married to Icarius of Sparta[2]. Children include Damasippus[3], a mythological Greek character[12]; Perileos[4], a mythological Greek character[13]; Imeusimos[5], a mythological Greek character[14]; Aletes[6], a mythological Greek character[15]; Thoas[7], a mythological Greek character[16]; and Penelope[8], a mythological Greek character[17].
FAQs
Who was Periboea married to?
Periboea's spouses include Icarius of Sparta[2].