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Revisi per 18 Maret 2018 22.05
Dalam mitologi Yunani, Molossus (bahasa Yunani: Μολοσσός) merupakan putra Neoptolemos dan Andromakhe.[1][2] Ia adalah tokoh pendiri suku Molossoi,[2][3] suku Yunani kuno yang mendiami wilayah Epiros yang terletak di barat laut Yunani. Molossos memiliki dua orang saudara, Pielus dan Pergamus (yang terakhir dinamai seperti benteng Troya), yang juga adalah putra-putra Neoptolemos dan Andromakhe.[3]
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Kutipan
- ^ Apollodorus. Epitome of the Library, 6.12.
- ^ a b LiDonnici 1995, hlm. 109: "In myth, Andromache is connected with Epirus by her son, Molossus, the eponym of the Molossian tribe, whom she had by Neoptolemus."
- ^ a b Howatson 2013, Andro'machē, pp. 43–44.
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- Howatson, M.C. (2013). The Oxford Companion to Classical Literature (edisi ke-3rd). Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-954855-2.
- LiDonnici, Lynn R. (1995). The Epidaurian Miracle Inscriptions. Atlanta, GA: Scholars Press.