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T to Theban Plays Thebe to Thrasymedes Thriambos to Tyrtaeus
The son of Dionysus and the father of Hypsipyle.
When the women of the island of Lemnos rose in a frenzy and killed all the men on the island, Hypsipyle put her father, Thoas, in a chest and cast him adrift in the sea; fishermen dragged him to shore at the island of the nymph, Oinoie, which was later called Sikinos (Sicinos) after the son of Oinoie and Thoas.
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