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Page 301
Apollo refused to believe the wily infant, so the two gods agreed to refer the case
to Zeus. ... Later, when the monster Typhēeus cut off Zeus's sinews and hid them
in a cave in Cilicia, Hermes and Aegipan stole them and restored them to Zeus.
Apollo refused to believe the wily infant, so the two gods agreed to refer the case
to Zeus. ... Later, when the monster Typhēeus cut off Zeus's sinews and hid them
in a cave in Cilicia, Hermes and Aegipan stole them and restored them to Zeus.
Page 607
Some say that even Zeus hid for a time in the guise of a ram. According to one
tale, the monster cut off and hid the sinews of Zeus's hands and feet, and he
would have been permanently incapacitated if Hermes and Aegipan had not
rescued ...
Some say that even Zeus hid for a time in the guise of a ram. According to one
tale, the monster cut off and hid the sinews of Zeus's hands and feet, and he
would have been permanently incapacitated if Hermes and Aegipan had not
rescued ...
Page 609
Z EU S D. In spite of his arduous pursuit of mistresses, Zeus found time to rule the
universe. ... Zeus's Olympian detachment deserted him momentarily when,
somewhat later, the life of his son Polydeuces was endangered by this same Idas
.
Z EU S D. In spite of his arduous pursuit of mistresses, Zeus found time to rule the
universe. ... Zeus's Olympian detachment deserted him momentarily when,
somewhat later, the life of his son Polydeuces was endangered by this same Idas
.
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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