Aidoneus (3)

The eccentric king of the Molossians.

Aidoneus was named after the lord of the Dead, Hades, his wife was named Persephone, his daughter was named Kore (Core) and his dog was named Kerberos (Cerberus).

When Pirithous and Theseus went to the town of Aphidnus to kidnap Kore, Aidoneus had his dog kill Pirithous and took Theseus captive.

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