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The gods of both these rivers were generally said to be sons of Oceanus and
Tethys, but alternative parentages (Zeus and Eurynome, or Poseidon and either
Pero or Celusa) were sometimes assigned to the Sicyonian god. One or both of
the ...
The gods of both these rivers were generally said to be sons of Oceanus and
Tethys, but alternative parentages (Zeus and Eurynome, or Poseidon and either
Pero or Celusa) were sometimes assigned to the Sicyonian god. One or both of
the ...
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The king married Astyoche, daughter of the river-god Simóeis, and became the
father of Tros, eponym of Troy. [Homer, Iliad, 30.219–230; Apollodorus 3.12.1-2.]
Eridanus. A mythical European river and its god. Eridanus was, like most ...
The king married Astyoche, daughter of the river-god Simóeis, and became the
father of Tros, eponym of Troy. [Homer, Iliad, 30.219–230; Apollodorus 3.12.1-2.]
Eridanus. A mythical European river and its god. Eridanus was, like most ...
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A large river in western Thrace, and its god. The Edonians whose king Lycurgus
persecuted Dionysus and was punished by him, lived on it. banks. The god of this
river was the father of the Thracian king Rheus b either Calliope or Euterpe.
A large river in western Thrace, and its god. The Edonians whose king Lycurgus
persecuted Dionysus and was punished by him, lived on it. banks. The god of this
river was the father of the Thracian king Rheus b either Calliope or Euterpe.
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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