trojan elder and husband of theano in greek myth was demoleon.
trojan elder and husband of theano in greek myth was demoleon.
trojan elder and husband of theano in greek myth?
demoleon
bullet::::- theano, wife of metapontus, king of icaria. metapontus demanded that she bear him children, or leave the kingdom. she presented the children of melanippe to her husband, as if they were her own. later theano bore him two sons of her own and, wishing to leave the kingdom to her own children, sent them to kill melanippe's. in the fight that ensued, her two sons were killed, and she committed suicide upon hearing the news.









































bullet::::- theano, daughter of king cisseus of thrace and wife of antenor, one of the trojan elder.
theano
the writings attributed to theano were: "pythagorean apophthegms", "female advice", "on virtue", "on piety", "on pythagoras", "philosophical commentaries", and "letters." none of these writings have survived except a few fragments and letters of uncertain authorship. attempts have been made to assign some of these fragments and letters to the original theano (theano i) and some to a later theano (theano ii), but it is likely that they are all pseudonymous fictions of later writers, which attempt to apply pythagorean philosophy to a woman's life. the surviving fragment of "on piety" concerns a pythagorean analogy between numbers and objects; the various surviving letters deal with domestic concerns: how a woman should bring up children, how she should treat servants, and how she should behave virtuously towards her husband.
theano (philosopher)