Gorgasus

(Γόργασος), a son of Machaon and Anticleia, who, together with his brother Nicomachus, had a sanctuary at Pherae, founded by Glaucus, the son of Aepytus. (Paus. 4.3.6, 30.2. [L.S]

(Γόργασος), one of the sons of Machaon, the son of Aesculapius, by Anticleia, the daughter of Diocles, king of Pherae, in Messenia who, after the death of his grandfather, succeeded to the kingdom. He also followed the example of his father, by practising the art of healing, for which he received divine honours after his death. (Paus. 4.30.2.) [W.A.G]

painter and modeller. [Damophilus]. (See also Walz, Kunstblatt, 1841, note 43, p. 347.) [P.S]