Pedigree: Telegonus AEAEUS (Founder of TUSCULUM)

The PEDIGREE of

Telegonus AEAEUS (Founder of TUSCULUM)

(killed his father unknowingly; he married his father's widow at urging of Circe who married his half-brother, Telemachus; made IMMORTAL by Circe; eponym; also founded Praeneste); aka Teledamus

Poss. Jullus of Rome's Great-Grandfather.

Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything.

Wife/Partner: Penelope of SPARTA
Children: Italus (King & eponym) of ITALY ; poss. Ceroessa (mother of Byzas)

Possible Children: (NN) ... (NN), gens PORCIA ; (NN) ... (NN), gens FULVIA

_________	_________	_________	________	________	________
			/	-- Cephalus of CEPHALLENIA +		====> [ 40]
			\|		\| OR: Zeus the OLYMPIAN +	====> [ 6]
			/		\| OR: source: Dyeus Phater +	====> [ 1]
		/	-- Arcisius the ARGONAUT
		/	\	-- Procris of ATHENS +		====> [ 38]
	/	-- Laertes (King) of ITHACA
	/		\| OR: Sisyphus (King) of CORINTH +			====> [ 24]
/	-- Odysseus (King) of ITHACA
\|	\	/	-- Autolycus of PARNASSUS +			====> [ 44]
\|	\	-- Anticlia of PARNASSUS
\|		\	-- poss. Amphithea of PARNASSUS
/				\| or: Neaera
- Telegonus AEAEUS (Founder of TUSCULUM)
\		/	-- Helius (GOD of the Sun) +			====> [ 12]
\|	/	-- Aeetes (King) of COLCHIS
\|	\|	\	\| (skip this generation!)
\|	\|	\	-- Colchis (IMMORTAL) +			====> [ 8]
\|	\|			\| or: Asterope
\|	/			\| or: Perseis the OCEANID, q.v.
\	-- Circe (AEAEA) the Enchantress
	\	\| OR: prob. not Calypso (GODDESS) in OGYGIA +				====> [ 8]
	\|	/	-- Perses the TITAN +			====> [ 7]
	\|	\|		\| or: Perses of COLCHIS, son of Helius, q.v.
	\|	/		\| OR: Tartarus of the UNDERWORLD +		====> [ 2]
	\	-- Hecate of the UNDERWORLD (skip!)
		\	-- Asteria the TITAN +			====> [ 6]

His (poss.) Grandchildren: Sicelus (King) of the SICELS ; Roma (wife of Iulus Ascanius) ; Marcus Porcius CATO `the Elder' ; Marcus FULVIUS Flacca Bambalio

His (poss.) 3(+)-Great Grandchildren: Lucius JULIUS Iullii (Julus) ; Alafon (King) in SCOTLAND [alt ped] ; Locrinus (Lochrinus) of the BRITONS ; Camber (1st King) of CAMBRIA & CORNWALL ; Marcus Porcius CATO Uticensis `the Younger' ; Appius Claudius Pulcher