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Crew List of the Argo

ARGONAUTS

The list of Argonauts who sailed with Jason are those given by the Alexandrian author, Apollonius of Rhodes. He gives the most complete account of the quest for the Golden Fleece.

Jason (Ἰάσων)

son of Aeson & Alcimede; captain of Argo

Argus (Ἄργος)

builder of Argo

Aethalides (Αἰθαλίδης)

son of Hermes & Eupolemeia; herald of Argos

Tiphys (Τιφυς)

son of Hagnias or Phorbas & Hyrmina, from Boeotia; pilot

Ancaeus (Ἀνκαεος, pilot) & Erginus

sons of Poseidon & Astypalea, from Miletus

Peleus (Πηλεύς) & Telamon (Τελαμών)

sons of Aeacus & Endeis or Creüsa, from Phthia and Salamis

Castor (Κάστωρ)

son of Tyndareus & Leda, (Dioscuri), from Sparta

Polydeuces (Πολυδεύκης)

son of Zeus & Leda, (Dioscuri), from Sparta

Idas (Ἴδας) & Lynceus (Λυγκεύς)

sons of Aphareus & Arene, from Arene

Orpheus (Ὀρφεύς)

son of Oeager & Calliope, from Thrace

Meleager (Μελέαγρος)

son of Oeneus or Ares & Althaea, from Calydon

Laocoon (Λαοκόων)

uncle of Meleager, from Calydon

Heracles (Ἡρακλἣς)

son of Zeus & Alcmene, from Tiryns

Polyphemus (Πολύφημος)

son of Eilatus & Hippea, from Arcadia

Hylas (Ὓλας)

son of Theiodamas & Menodice

Ancaeüs (Ἀνκαεος)

son of Lycurgus & Cleophyle or Eurynome, from Arcadia

Aphidamas & Cepheus (Κηφεύς)

sons of Aleus & Neaera, from Arcadia; uncles of Ancaeüs

Calais (Κάλαϊς) & Zetes (Ζήτης)

sons of Boreas & Oreithyia (Boreades)

Euphemus (Εὔφημος)

son of Poseidon & Europa, from Taenarus

Iphiclus (Ἴφικλος)

son of Phylacus & Clymene, from Phylace

Idmon (Ἴδμων)

son of Apollo or Abas & Cyrene or Asteria, from Argos; seer

Mopsus (Μόψος)

son of Ampycus & Chloris; Lapith seer

Acastus (Ἄκαστος)

son of Pelias & Anaxibia or Phylomache, from Iolcus

Erytus (Ἔρυτος) & Echion (Ἐχίων)

sons of Hermes & Antianeira, from Alope

Coronus (Κόρωνος)

son of Caenus, a Lapith from Thessaly

Admetus (Ἄδμητος)

son of Pheres & Periclymene, from Pheres

Periclymenus (Περικλύμενος)

son of Neleus & Chloris, from Pylus

Augeias (Αὐγείας)

son of Poseidon or Phorbas & Hyrmina, from Elis

Talaus, Leodocus & Areus

sons of Bias & Pero, from Argos

Menoetius (Μενοίτιος)

son of Actor & Aegina, from Phocis

Clytius (Κλυτίος) & Iphitus (Ἰφιτος)

sons of Eurytus, from Oechalia

Butes (Βούτης)

son of Teleon or Poseidon & Zeuxippe, from Athens

Phalerus (Φάληρος)

son of Alcon, from Athens

Eurytion (Εὐρυτίων)

son of Irus & Demonassa, from Phthia

Iphiclus (Ιφικλοιο)

son of Thestius, from Aetolia

Phlias (Φλίας)

son of Dionysus or Ceisus & Araethyrea

Nauplius (Ναύπλιος)

son of Clytoneus, from Argos

Oïleus (Οἰλεύς)

son of Hodoedocus & Agrianome, from Locris

Eurydamas

son of Ctimenus, a Dolopian

Amphion & Asterius

sons of Hyperasius, from Pallene

Canthus

son of Canethus, from Euboea

Eribotes

son of Teleon, from Athens

Palaemon

son of Hephaestus or Lernus, from Aetolia

Iphitus (Ἰφιτος)

son of Naubolus, from Phocis

Asterion

son of Cometes & Antigone

Some other writers give different lists of Argonauts.

Pindar was a lyric poet of the 6th-5th century BCE who wrote a number of odes to commemorate the atheletes of ancient Greek games such as Olympian, Ishtmian, Nemean and Pythian games, as well as commemorate mythical figures. Pindar gave a brief description of the adventures of the Argonauts and only named a few heroes in Pythian Ode IV. Here is a short list of Argonauts from Pindar, in Pythian Ode IV:

Jason (Ιασων)

son of Aeson & Alcimede; captain of Argo

Heracles (Ηρακλης)

son of Zeus & Alcmene, from Tiryns

Castor (Καστωρ)

son of Tyndareus & Leda, (Dioscuri), from Sparta

Polydeuces (Πολυδευκους)

son of Zeus & Leda, (Dioscuri), from Sparta

Euphemus (Ευφημος)

son of Poseidon & Europa, from Taenarus

Periclymenus (Περικλύμενος)

son of Poseidon (or Neleus) & Chloris, from Pylus

Orpheus (Ορφεως)

son of Oeager & Calliope, from Thrace

Erytus (Ἔρυτος) & Echion (Ἐχίων)

sons of Hermes & Antianeira, from Alope

Calais (Κάλαϊς) & Zetes (Ζήτης)

sons of Boreas & Oreithyia (Boreades)

Mopsus (Μοψος)

son of Ampycus & Chloris; Lapith seer

Apollodorus and Hyginus gave a full list of names, adding a few names not included in Apollonius' list.

Here are some of the members not listed in the work by Apollonius of Rhodes. These names came from the Greeks, Apollodorus (Library I.9.16), Diodorus Siculus and Pausanias, and the Roman Hyginus.

Actor (Ἄκτωρ)

son of Deïon, from Phocis

Amphiaraüs (´Αμφιαραους)

son of Oécles, from Argos

Ascalaphus (Ἀσκάλαφος)

son of Ares, from Orchomenus

Autolycus (´Αυτολυκος)

son of Deimachus or Hermes

Caeneus (Καινεος)

son of father of Coronus, the Lapith

Deileon

son of Deimachus

Deucalion (Δευκαλιων)

son of Minos, from Crete

Hippalcimus

son of Itonus

Iphitus (Ἰφιτος)

son of Sthenelus, from Mycenae

Laertes (Λαέρτης)

son of Arcreisius & Chalcomedusa, from Argos

Leitus (Λήιτος)

son of Alector & Cleobule

Melampus (Μελάμπους)

son of Poseidon, from Pylus

Penelaus

son of Hippalcimus, from Boeotia

Phanus & Staphylus

sons of Dionysus, from Crete

Poeas (Ποίας)

father of Philoctetes

Atalanta (Ἀταλάντη)

Arcadian or Boeotian huntress

There is also a list of Argonauts found in the work of Valerius Flaccus, but as of yet, I have not read his version of the Argonautica.

Jimmy Joe. "Crew List of the Argo." https://timelessmyths.com/classical/facts/crew-list-of-the-argo. Accessed May 13, 2025.
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