Unchanged by any teller — how the centuries since have seen Thebe.
In play
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Description of Greece
Pausanias
Pausanias records Thebe daughter of Asopus as the eponym who gives Boeotian Thebes its name — the naiad behind the Cadmea’s city title.
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Asopus
The river-god’s daughters name cities across Greece — Thebe among them, the Boeotian eponym who stands beside Aegina, Salamis and Sinope in the Asopid catalogue.
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Thébé (nymphe)
Naiad daughter of Asopus — eponymous heroine of Boeotian Thebes (no dedicated English article; French Wikipedia).