Iphiclus of Phylace

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Father of Podarces

Iphiclus, in his younger days, was a fleet-footed Argonaut who accompanied his brother on a mission to aid their nephew, Jason, in retrieving the golden fleece from Colchis. He later inherited the throne of Phylace from his father in the House of Phylacus. A story in the Library of Pseudo-Apollodorus has it that Iphiclus was cured of infertility by the Argive seer Melampus.

Family

Iphiclus is husband to Queen Diomedeia and father to Protesilaus and Podarces, both of whom would die in the Trojan War. Iphiclus is a brother to fellow-Argonaut Clymenus, and to Alcimede, the mother of Jason.

Relationships

Iphiclus of Phylace

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Towards Diomedeia of Phylace

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Diomedeia of Phylace

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Towards Iphiclus of Phylace

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Mythology of Origin

Greek/Roman

Home Realm

Hellas

Greek Name

Ἴφικλος

Spouses

Diomedeia of Phylace (spouse)

Siblings

Children

• Podarces