Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Eurypylus.
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Iliad
Homer
Heracles' sack of Cos: the hero is driven off course and storms the island of Eurypylus — the Coan king named in the Catalogue tradition of Heracles' wanderings.
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Bibliotheca
Pseudo-Apollodorus
Makes Eurypylus son of Poseidon by Astypalaea; Heracles kills him when he takes Cos by night — distinct from Eurypylus son of Euaemon and from Telephus' Mysian son.
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Eurypylus of Cos
King of Cos slain by Heracles — one of several Homeric Eurypyli.