Agamede

Agamede ( Ἀγαμήδη ancient Greek ) In Greek mythology, the daughter of Augeias.

In Homer it is called the eldest daughter of Augeias and is the wife of falling in the Trojan War Mulios. She has blonde hair and is familiar with all medicinal herbs, which is why Eustathius of Thessalonica sees it as a second Medea. In Hyginus Mythographus it is Neptunus the mother of three sons, Belus, actuator and Dictys.

Theocritus describes besides the magic knowledgeable Medea and Circe a blonde Perimede, which is probably identical with Agamede.