Perseus Encyclopedia, Pachynum, Phorcus, Phrasius

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Pachynum - Pamphylia

Pamphylus - Paralus

Parammon - Patreus

Patro - Pelopidas

Pelopium - Perioeci

Periopis - Phalarus

Phalces - Pherenicus

Pheres - Philolaus

Philomela - Phorcides

Phorcus - Phylonomus

Phylus - Pisistratus

Podaleirios - Polydora

Polydorus - Poseidonius

Posidium - Prodomos

Prokonnesos - Protogenia

Protolaus - pupil and teacher

Puppies - Pythiads

pythian games - Pyxis

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Phrasius

Phrasius, a seer from Cyprus

prescribes human sacrifices as a remedy for dearth: Apollod. 2.5.11

himself sacrificed: Apollod. 2.5.11

Phrasius (2), son of Neleus

Apollod. 1.9.9

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