#athamas

• Atamante — A singular form or onomastic variant related to the mythological King Athamas of Boeotia, father of Phrixus and Helle. In classical literature, the term often describes the structural or dynastic lineage linked to this tragic character cursed by Hera, used in Greek tragedies and Latin epics to evoke the turbulent destinies of the royal bloodline.
• Athamantis — A patronymic name borne by Helle (or other female descendants) in Greek mythology, structurally meaning 'daughter of Athamas'. This appellation is used in ancient epic poems, such as the Argonautica, to emphasize her noble Boeotian origin in the context of the legend of her fall into the sea, a place subsequently named Hellespont.
• Son of Athamas — The articulated form of the mythological patronymic used to designate a son or male descendant of King Athamas of Boeotia, most frequently referring to Phrixus. In classical literature and Hellenic epics, this structural appellation emphasizes the dynastic origin and direct descent of the character involved in the legend of the golden fleece.