Solois

In Greek mythology, Solois (Ancient Greek: Σολόεις, romanized: Solóeis) is an Athenian man who accompanied the hero Theseus during one of his journeys. Solois developed unrequited feelings for the Amazon Antiope, and killed himself when he was rejected by her, giving his name to the river Solois. His story is preserved in the writings of Plutarch, a Greek author of the Roman era.

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