Pandareüs was a king of Miletus whose daughters (after his death) were carried off by the Harpies and turned over to the Furies. (One of the daughters was Aedon, who was changed into a nightingale.) Pandareüs' name appears to mean 'all-flayer', from pas (pan), 'all' and dero, 'to flay'. This is a 'strength-giving' name.
