Iliad

Homer

The Phrygian river beside which Priam's allies camp — Sangarius as the great stream of the Troad's hinterland, later named as Hecuba's divine father in genealogical tradition.

Hecuba

Priam's queen is often made a daughter of Sangarius — the river-god as the mythic father of Troy's most famous mourning mother.

Bibliotheca

Apollodorus

Apollodorus keeps Sangarius among the Oceanid rivers and in the Trojan stemma — the Phrygian stream that ties Hecuba to the earth's waters.

Sangarius (mythology)

Phrygian river-god, son of Oceanus and Tethys — the stream that gives its name to the Sakarya and, in many tellings, a father to Hecuba.