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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 . Chryseïs
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 . Chryseïs
was ...
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( Apollodorus 3.15.8 ; Hyginus , Fabulae , 238. ) Hyades . Nymphs
commemorated in the constellation the Hyades . The Hyades were daughters of
Oceanus and Tethys , or of Atlas by Pleïone or the Oceanid Aethra . The name of
these nymphs ...
( Apollodorus 3.15.8 ; Hyginus , Fabulae , 238. ) Hyades . Nymphs
commemorated in the constellation the Hyades . The Hyades were daughters of
Oceanus and Tethys , or of Atlas by Pleïone 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 .
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 .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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