Aegeus

noun

Greek myth an Athenian king and father of Theseus

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Examples from the Web for aegeus

Historical Examples

And, besides, her actual mode of escape is largely independent of Aegeus.
Medea of Euripides
Euripides
Consequently she advised Aegeus to invite him to a feast, that she might poison him.
Plutarch's Lives, Volume I (of 4)
Plutarch
At last he found AEgeus, lonely and sorrowful, sitting in an inner chamber.
Old Greek Stories
James Baldwin
Aegeus, the childless King of Athens, accidentally visits Corinth.
Authors of Greece
T. W. Lumb
He could scarcely wait to see whether King Aegeus would recognize him, so eager was he to throw himself into his arms.
Tanglewood Tales
Nathaniel Hawthorne

Aegeus

Examples from the Web for aegeus

Historical Examples

And, besides, her actual mode of escape is largely independent of Aegeus.

Consequently she advised Aegeus to invite him to a feast, that she might poison him.

At last he found AEgeus, lonely and sorrowful, sitting in an inner chamber.

Aegeus, the childless King of Athens, accidentally visits Corinth.

He could scarcely wait to see whether King Aegeus would recognize him, so eager was he to throw himself into his arms.