Argia (Argea / Argeia)

In the sources summarized, Argia/Argea (Ἀργεία) is presented as a daughter of King Adrastus of Argos and Amphithea (daughter of Pronax). Within the mythic genealogy she is married to Polynices, the exiled king of Thebes, and is said to have borne him three sons. The name functions as an Argive personal name tied to civic identity and is one of several mythic women who bear the name in different traditions.

The provided materials give no description of Argia's physical appearance, attire, or distinguishing visual traits. She is attested only by genealogical and relational markers (daughter, wife, mother).

No supernatural powers, magical functions, or unusual behaviors are attributed to Argia in the supplied sources. Her role is social and genealogical: a princess of Argos, spouse of Polynices, and mother within heroic family networks.