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Castor And Pollux Father. Discover their origins, relationships, and roles in greek mythology. However, not all children could. Castor’s father was a human male named tyndareus. Their mother was leda, but they. The one twin, pollux, was immortal, but his brother castor was mortal, since he had another father. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had. In greek mythology, the dioscuri were the twin brothers castor and pollux (also called polydeuces). Tyndaridae), a reference to castor's father and polux's adoptive father. Castor and pollux (or polydeuces)—also known as the dioscuri—were heroic twin brothers from sparta. Pollux was considered immortal whilst his brother was mortal as his human father was tyndareus, the king of sparta, who also slept with leda on the same night, hence the confusion over the paternity of the twins. Tyndareus had slept with leda on the same night as zeus. The four children born to leda were castor and pollux, and their twin sisters helen and clytemnestra. They are also sometimes referred to as tindáridas (greek: Explore castor and pollux, the dioscuri twins (sons of zeus). The twins were supposedly born from an egg after zeus, disguised as a swan seduced leda.

The one twin, pollux, was immortal, but his brother castor was mortal, since he had another father. Castor and pollux (or polydeuces)—also known as the dioscuri—were heroic twin brothers from sparta. Pollux was considered immortal whilst his brother was mortal as his human father was tyndareus, the king of sparta, who also slept with leda on the same night, hence the confusion over the paternity of the twins. Discover their origins, relationships, and roles in greek mythology. They are also sometimes referred to as tindáridas (greek: The four children born to leda were castor and pollux, and their twin sisters helen and clytemnestra. However, not all children could. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had. Explore castor and pollux, the dioscuri twins (sons of zeus). Tyndaridae), a reference to castor's father and polux's adoptive father.

An italian bronze group of Castor and Pollux, after the antique, by

Castor And Pollux Father Discover their origins, relationships, and roles in greek mythology. In greek mythology, the dioscuri were the twin brothers castor and pollux (also called polydeuces). Explore castor and pollux, the dioscuri twins (sons of zeus). The four children born to leda were castor and pollux, and their twin sisters helen and clytemnestra. Their mother was leda, but they. Tyndareus had slept with leda on the same night as zeus. They are also sometimes referred to as tindáridas (greek: Castor and pollux (or polydeuces)—also known as the dioscuri—were heroic twin brothers from sparta. Castor’s father was a human male named tyndareus. The one twin, pollux, was immortal, but his brother castor was mortal, since he had another father. Pollux was considered immortal whilst his brother was mortal as his human father was tyndareus, the king of sparta, who also slept with leda on the same night, hence the confusion over the paternity of the twins. Tyndaridae), a reference to castor's father and polux's adoptive father. The twins were supposedly born from an egg after zeus, disguised as a swan seduced leda. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had. Discover their origins, relationships, and roles in greek mythology. However, not all children could.