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Thyamis 1 commanded, along with his brother, the Cyraioi, who fought together with Deriades against Dionysus 2 in the Indian War. He was son of Tarbelus [Nonn.26.181].

Thyamis 2. A warrior in the army of Dionysus 2 during the Indian War. He was killed by Deriades, king of India [Nonn.32.186].

thyamis name

In Greek the river is called Thyamis and Kalamas. In Albanian it's called Çam? In Aromanian it's called...? In the local South Slavic it's called...? In Turkish it's called...? A from L.A. ( talk) 12:29, 8 February 2009 (UTC) reply