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| | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 993 (v. 3) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) |
 | | Cycnus at length heard of the innocence of his son, killed Philonome, and went to his children in Tenedos, where both he and Tenes were slain by Achilles, who, on his voyage to Troy, made a land ing on Tenedos. |
 | | TeVeSos.) The death of Tenes by Achilles also is related diffe rently, for once, it is said, when Achilles was pursuing the sister of Tenes in Tenedos, Tenes, endeavouring to stop him, was slain by Achilles, who did not know that Tenes was a son of Apollo. |
 | | L c.) In the temple of Tenes in Tenedos, it was not allowed to mention the name of Achilles, nor was any flute- player permitted to enter it, because the flute-player Molpus had borne false witness against Tenes to please his step-mother Philonome. |
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