Scaea
Sign in to saveIn Greek mythology, Scaea (Ancient Greek: Σκαιά means "left, on the left hand"), was one of the Danaids.
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In Greek mythology, Scaea (Ancient Greek: Σκαιά means "left, on the left hand"), was one of the Danaids.
==Family== Scaea was the daughter of Danaus, king of Libya and of Europe, a queen. She was the full sister of other Danaids namely Automate, Amymone and Agave. Scaea was married to Daiphron, son of Aegyptus and later to Archander of whom she had begotten a son, Metanastes.
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