#alcathous
- Alcathous — A name of ancient Greek origin designating several figures in classical mythology and legends, the most famous being the son of Pelops and Hippodamia. In Hellenic tradition, Alcathous became the king of Megara after slaying the Cithaeronian lion that had killed the former monarch's son, and was historically credited with rebuilding the walls of Megara with the assistance of the god Apollo.
- Alcathous — A Romanianized and phonetically adapted variant of the ancient proper name 'Alcathous' or 'Alcatous'. It occasionally appears in older literary translations or specialized onomastic indexes to denote the figure of the legendary king of Megara or other secondary characters from Hellenic epics.