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Cleobule
In
Greek mythology
, the name
Cleobule
refers to:
Wife of
Aleus
of
Tegea
, mother of
Cepheus
and
Amphidamas
.
[
1
]
Wife of
Alector
(Alectryon) or Lacritus and mother of
Leitus
.
[
2
]
Daughter of
Aeolus
or Aeopolus, one of the possible mothers of
Myrtilus
by
Hermes
.
[
3
]
[
4
]
Mother of
Phoenix
by
Amyntor
.
[
5
]
Mother of the
tragedian
Euripides
by
Apollo
, as stated by
Hyginus
.
[
6
]
Whether this is an otherwise unknown legend or simply the result of corruption of the text is uncertain.
References
^
Hyginus
,
Fabulae
, 14
^
Hyginus
,
Fabulae
97
^
Tzetzes
on
Lycophron
157
^
Scholia
on
Euripides
,
Orestes
, 990
^
Tzetzes
on
Lycophron
421
^
Hyginus
,
Fabulae
, 161