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| | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 861 (v. 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) |
 | | When Lynceus received the news of the death of Danaus from his son Abas, Lynceus gave to Abas the shield of Danaus, which had been dedicated in the temple of Hera, and instituted games in honour of Hera, in which the victor received a shield as his prize (Hygin. |
 | | Lynceus and his wife were revered at Argos as heroes, and had a common sanctuary, and their tomb was shown there not far from the altar of Zeus Phyxius (Hygin. |
 | | LYNCEUS (Airy/tews), of Samos, the disciple of Theophrastiis, and the brother of the historian Duris, was a contemporary of Menander, and his rival in comic poetry. |
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