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Page 275
Although Zeus saved their child, Dionysus, Hera not only persecuted the young
god as long as she dared but brought exile, madness, or death on many of those
who aided him. Even more relentless was Hera's pursuit of HERAcles, Zeus's ...
Although Zeus saved their child, Dionysus, Hera not only persecuted the young
god as long as she dared but brought exile, madness, or death on many of those
who aided him. Even more relentless was Hera's pursuit of HERAcles, Zeus's ...
Page 557
On dying, Polydorus, who had married Nycteus' daughter Nycteis, left his father-
in-law to reign as regent for Polydorus' young son Labdacus. Nycteus died and
left the regency to Lycus, or else Lycus seized it. Labdacus reigned briefly but
died ...
On dying, Polydorus, who had married Nycteus' daughter Nycteis, left his father-
in-law to reign as regent for Polydorus' young son Labdacus. Nycteus died and
left the regency to Lycus, or else Lycus seized it. Labdacus reigned briefly but
died ...
Page 565
They did so well enough, but when the handsome young Theseus begged her to
come out and promised not to hurt her she forgot her fears. Some time later she
bore a son, Melanippus, but Theseus later gave her as a bride to Deioneus.
They did so well enough, but when the handsome young Theseus begged her to
come out and promised not to hurt her she forgot her fears. Some time later she
bore a son, Melanippus, but Theseus later gave her as a bride to Deioneus.
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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