Prothous

Prŏthŏŭs (16) (-ŏŏs), ī, m. , Prothoüs [roi de Thessalie, héros au siège de Troie] : Hyg. Fab. 97.

Prothous

(Πρόθοος), a son of Tenthredon, commander of the Magnetes who dwelt about amount Pelion and the river Peneius, was one of the Greek heroes at Troy. (Hom. Il. 2.758.) There are three other mythical personages of this name, one a son of Agrius (Apollod. 1.8.6), the second a son of Lycaon (3.8.1), and a third a son of Thestius and brother of Althaea. (Paus. 8.45.5, who calls him Πρόθους.) [L.S]

Prothous Prothous, son of Agrius

• Apollod. 1.8.5

Prothous(2), son of Lycaon

• Apollod. 3.7.7

Prothous(3), son of Tenthredon

• leader of the Magnesians against Troy: Apollod. E.3.13
• wrecked at Caphereus, settles with the Magnesians in Crete: Apollod. E.6.15

Prothous(4), suitor of Penelope

• Apollod. E.7.25