Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Glaucus of Corinth.
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Iliad
Homer
Homer's Bellerophon digression (Iliad 6) makes Glaucus of Ephyra — Sisyphus' son — the father who passes the Corinthian line to the Chimera-slayer.
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Glaucus (son of Sisyphus)
King of Corinth (Ephyra); father of Bellerophon. Later myth also feeds him to his own mares at Potniae — a grim death distinct from Glaucus of Lycia.
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Bibliotheca
Pseudo-Apollodorus
Apollodorus keeps Glaucus in the Sisyphid stem and the Potniae horses among the Corinthian king's fatal stories.