Laertes

Laertes in mythologia Graeca est Ulixis pater, Anticleae maritus, et Arcesii Alcomedusaeque filius.^[1] Venatus Calydonii particeps fuit,^[2] necnon Argonautarum expeditionis^[3]; contra Colchos fortiter pugnans et vulneratus, a Medea curatur.^[4]

Ulixe absente, Laertes primo in domu regia habitat, sed postea rus sedem transfert, superbiae procorum Penelopae causa, et ibi ipse terram colit, cumque servis dormit,^[5] numquam de reditu Ulixis dubitans. Ulixes quidem eum libro XXIV visitat. Cum procorum occisorum propinqui tumultum fiant, Laertes Eupithem occidit, Minervae monitu.^[6]

Nexus interni

Morpho laertes

Notae recensere

↑ Eustathii commentarii in Odysseam, XVI 117–120.
↑ Ovid. Met. VIII 315, Hyg. fab. 173.
↑ Apollodorus, I 9, 16
↑ Diod. Sic. IV 48, 5.
↑ Od. I 184–189; XI 187–196; XVI 138–145.
↑ Od. XXIV 516–525.

[1] Eustathii commentarii in Odysseam, XVI 117–120.

[2] Ovid. Met. VIII 315, Hyg. fab. 173.

[3] Apollodorus, I 9, 16

[4] Diod. Sic. IV 48, 5.

[5] Od. I 184–189; XI 187–196; XVI 138–145.

[6] Od. XXIV 516–525.

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