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ARISTEAS ARTEMIS sult of the tragedy . The other dryads had caused Aristaeüs
' bees to die in revenge for their sister's death . Aristaeüs , carefully following
Proteus ' further advice , sacrificed bulls in a grove to the dryads and to Orpheus .
ARISTEAS ARTEMIS sult of the tragedy . The other dryads had caused Aristaeüs
' bees to die in revenge for their sister's death . Aristaeüs , carefully following
Proteus ' further advice , sacrificed bulls in a grove to the dryads and to Orpheus .
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ARTEMIS ARTEMIS a constellation after Ge had sent a scorpion to kill him
because of a boast that had offended her . Other accounts say that Artemis killed
Orion because he challenged her to a game of quoits , or because he raped Opis
, or ...
ARTEMIS ARTEMIS a constellation after Ge had sent a scorpion to kill him
because of a boast that had offended her . Other accounts say that Artemis killed
Orion because he challenged her to a game of quoits , or because he raped Opis
, or ...
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CALYCE her time in the Arcadian Mountains as a favorite hunting companion of
Artemis . Some say that , like many other of Artemis ' attendants , she had taken a
vow of chastity . Zeus saw her one day as she was resting alone in the woods .
CALYCE her time in the Arcadian Mountains as a favorite hunting companion of
Artemis . Some say that , like many other of Artemis ' attendants , she had taken a
vow of chastity . Zeus saw her one day as she was resting alone in the woods .
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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