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This island, which is probably the one that Hyginus calls Zminthe, was said by
Pausanias to have sunk into the sea. Chryseis. The daughter of Chryses, a priest
of Apollo Smintheus on the island of Chryse, not far from Troy. Chryseis was ...
This island, which is probably the one that Hyginus calls Zminthe, was said by
Pausanias to have sunk into the sea. Chryseis. The daughter of Chryses, a priest
of Apollo Smintheus on the island of Chryse, not far from Troy. Chryseis was ...
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[Apollodorus 3.158; Hyginus, Fabulae, 238.] Hyades. Nymphs commemorated in
the constellation the Hyades. The Hyades were daughters of Oceanus and
Tethys, or of Atlas by Pleione or the Oceanid Aethra. The name of these nymphs,
...
[Apollodorus 3.158; Hyginus, Fabulae, 238.] Hyades. Nymphs commemorated in
the constellation the Hyades. The Hyades were daughters of Oceanus and
Tethys, or of Atlas by Pleione or the Oceanid Aethra. The name of these nymphs,
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Hyginus claims that Hermes forbade the twins to kill Lycus, but made him give up
the throne to them. Lycus' son, also named Lycus, apparently escaped to Euboea
, but later returned and, like his father, seized the Theban throne. [Apollodorus ...
Hyginus claims that Hermes forbade the twins to kill Lycus, but made him give up
the throne to them. Lycus' son, also named Lycus, apparently escaped to Euboea
, but later returned and, like his father, seized the Theban throne. [Apollodorus ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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