URI(s)
Variants
- Teseiu, King of Athens
- Tesėjas, King of Athens
- Teseo, King of Athens
- Teseu, King of Athens
- Tesey, King of Athens
- Tezeo, King of Athens
- Tezej, King of Athens
- Tezeu, King of Athens
- Tezeusz, King of Athens
- Thēseas, King of Athens
- Thésée, King of Athens
- Theseus (Mythological character)
- Thesevs, King of Athens
- Thészeusz, King of Athens
- Þeseifur, King of Athens
- Tiseu, King of Athens
- 忒修斯, King of Athens
- テーセウス, King of Athens
- תסאוס, King of Athens
- 테세우스, King of Athens
- Тезеј, King of Athens
- Тезей, King of Athens
- Тэсей, King of Athens
- Тесей, King of Athens
- تسئوس, King of Athens
- ثيسيوس, King of Athens
- Θησεύς, King of Athens
- Θησέας, King of Athens
Identifies LC/NAF RWO
Descriptor
- Mythological character
Associated Locale
- Athens (Greece)
Occupation
Use For
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Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Sources
- found: Euripides. Suppliant women, 1995:page 22 (Theseus, king of Athens)
- found: Brill's new Pauly online, 19 June 2014(Theseus, Θησεύς; mythical king of Athens; belongs to the generation before the Trojan War; son of Aethra daughter of Pittheus; divine father is Poseidon, human father is Aegeus, king of Athens; central episode in his legend is his voyage to Crete where he killed the Minotaur)
- found: Wikipedia, 19 June 2014(Theseus; Θησεύς; Θησέας; mythical founder-king of Athens, son of Aethra by two fathers, Aegeus and Poseidon; other forms: ثيسيوس; Teseu; Tesey; Тэсей; Тезей; Tezej; Teseiu; Teseo; Tezeo; Thésée; 테세우스; Þeseifur; תסאוס; Tesėjas; Thészeusz; Тезеј; テーセウス; Thesevs; Tezeusz; Tezeu; Тесей; Tiseu; 忒修斯)
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Change Notes
- 2014-06-19: new
- 2014-12-03: revised
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