Παιήων
Παιήων, ονος, ὁ, v. Παιάν.
Παιήων, ήονος (ὁ) Pæèôn :
1 dans Hom. n. du médecin des dieux, Il. 5, 401, 899 ; Παιήονος γενέθλη, Od. 4, 232, les descendants de Pæèon, c. à d. les médecins ||
2 après Hom. le dieu médecin, surn. d’Apollon, Pd. P. 4, 481 ; Eschl. Ag. 144 ; Soph. O.R. 154, etc. ; Eur. Alc. 220, etc. ; Ar. Vesp. 874 ; p. ext. surn. d’autres divinités, Hèlios, Pan, Dionysos, Orph. H. 8, 12 ; 10, 11 ; 51, 11 ||
3 adj. qui guérit, qui délivre, qui affranchit, Nonn. Jo. 3, 2.
Étym. ion. c. *Παιάων, d’où Παιάν, v. ce mot ; cf. Παιών.
Παιήων
- The physician of the gods.
- Heals Hades Il. 5.401,
- heals Ares 899, 900: the Egyptians descended from him Od. 4.232.
Παιήων , ονος: Paean, the physician of the gods, Il. 5.401, 899; from him the Egyptian physicians traced their descent, Od. 4.232.