Tenedos
Tenedos, island opposite Troad
- formerly called Leucophrys: Paus. 2.5.4, Paus. 10.14.1-3
- an island off the Troad, an Aeolian town there: Hdt. 1.151
- Tenedos taken by Persians in the Ionian revolt: Hdt. 6.31
Tenedos (2)
- Greeks on way to Troy touch at: Apollod. E.3.22, Apollod. E.3.25
- the island formerly called Leucophrys, but named Tenedos after Tenes: Apollod. E.3.25
- Philoctetes bitten by a snake in: Apollod. E.3.25
- the Greeks sail back to: Apollod. E.5.14
- lie off: Apollod. E.5.15
- sail back to Troy from: Apollod. E.5.19
- Agamemnon touches at: Apollod. E.6.4
- Neoptolemus spends two days in: Apollod. E.6.11
- Tenedians attach themselves to Alexandria Troas: Paus. 10.14.4
- `to cut a thing with an axe of Tenedos,' proverb: Paus. 10.14.4