Hermione of Antigonea

This daughter-in-law of Ptolmaï, the steward of Lazarus, resides in Antigonea. She is the daughter of Alphée, a proselyte, and of Myrtica, a Greek from the Alexandroscene of Phoenicia. She still has three brothers there who will homel her: Daniel, Philip and Elijah.

Hermione, who married Dosithée, is the mother of four children: Lazarus, Alphée, Myrtica, and Hermas.

This "misCovenant" does not please Ptolmaï at all, and Hermione's brothers are concerned about how she may be treated.

Her name

Salton of the War of Troy, she is the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. She married Pyrrhus whom she had killed by Orestes.

Where is she mentioned in the work?

GRM 323 GRM 324 GRM 328

Notes and references

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Person of non-Israelite origin who renounces their beliefs to join Judaism.