Father unwittingly buys daughter who has been sold into slavery.
Chance and fate. · Accidental encounters. · Accidental reunion of families. · view the constellation · filed as N732.1
“He had a son Lycaon ὃ by Meliboea, daughter of Ocean or, as others say, by a nymph Cyllene; and Lycaon, reigning over the Arcadians, begat by many wives fifty sons, to wit: Melaeneus, Thesprotus, Helix, Nyctimus, Peucetius, Caucon, Mecisteus, Hopleus, Macareus, Macednus, Horus, Polichus, Acontes, Evaemon, Ancyor, Archebates, Carteron, Aegaeon, Pallas, Eumon, Canethus, Pro- thous, Linus, Coretho, Maenalus, Teleboas, Physius, Phassus,…”
— The Library (Bibliotheca), BOOK III, ch. VIII · served from our shelf uncorrected OCR — being verified against the scan
- GreekThe Library (Bibliotheca), BOOK III, ch. VIIIThompson cites: Frazer Apollodorus I 389 n. 1 (Tisiphone).