person
Pandareus
also: Πανδάρεως
A legendary father whose daughters met two different tragic fates in Greek myth: one (Aedon, unnamed here) became the nightingale of endless lament, and others were orphaned, raised by the goddesses, then swept away by storm-winds and given to the Furies (Book 20).
Reading notes
- The Odyssey §20.61 the daughters of Pandareus
A separate myth from the nightingale story (Book 19): these orphaned daughters, raised by the goddesses, were swept away by storm-winds and given to the Furies — the fate Penelope now prays for herself.