While it is known that Thespius, King of Thespiae, Boeotia had fifty daughters, one of them is unnamed by Apollodorus in Biblioteca. All the same, she was one of forty-nine daughters who by impersonating her older sister Prokris during one of the fifty nights Herakles was in Thespia was able to have sex with Herakles (believing her to be was Prokris) and consequently get pregnant by him (as King Thespius had hoped). While this daughter is unnamed by Apollodorus, he tells that the son he would bare to Herakles was Kreon.
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King Thespius & Queen Megamede or possibly one of Thespius' mistresses
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Classical Text[]
"by ... he [Herakes] had Kreon"
- Apollodorus, Biblioteca 2.7.8