I absolutely love the Thracian Boreads:
1st: Attic red figure pelike, attributed to Nausicaa Painter, ca. 450 BC. Museum of Fine Arts of Boston, USA. The soothsayer Phineus and the Boreads
2n: Attic red figure krater, ca. 475-425 BC. Museo Nazionale di Spina, Ferrara, Italy. Phineus, the harpies and a ¿Boread?/Thracian
For me, that's what Zetes and Calais are like and imo they always should be depicted as Thracian (at the corresponding period).
I am confused by the timeline of the Boreads. In theory, they are the result of Boreas' rape of Orithyia, but that would be when Orithyia was still very young, and unless they were more long-lived than most or were immortal, it would not make any sense, and they would be too old to be in the Argonautica. I know I'm wrong to base my argument on the line of succession of Athens because Mr Theseus IS A FUCKING TIME BREAKER EVERYWHERE. But if we erase Theseus of he argonautica they fit as young uncles of Aegeus, but I don't know if they fit with the rest of the heroes' genealogy.
This is very "Miami me lo confirmó found first on Google" but to get an idea.












