Chelidon

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Chelidon is a figure in Greek mythology, possibly the daughter of Cragus and Milye. She is the mother of Sidymus, the eponym of Sidyma.

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When

Attested period
-800 – -300
Historical notes
Classical Greece

Relationships

parent of
Sidymus
sibling of
Aëdon
manifests as
swallow

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Sources

Source passages

“Possibly by Milye, he became the father of Chelidon, mother of Sidymus (eponym of Sidyma).”

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“A sixth-century BC metope from Apollo's temple at Thermos depicts Chelidon and Aëdon plotting together over something that has been broken off. Some vases, although with much less certainty, also seem to depict the scene of Itys's murder by Aëdon-Procne and Philomela-Chelidon.”

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