CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY1970 |
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... Euripides ' lost play Antigone , Creon turned Antigone over to Haemon for punishment . Instead of killing her , he gave her to shepherds to smuggle away . She bore Haemon a son , who later came to Thebes , where Creon recognized him by ...
... Euripides ' lost play Antigone , Creon turned Antigone over to Haemon for punishment . Instead of killing her , he gave her to shepherds to smuggle away . She bore Haemon a son , who later came to Thebes , where Creon recognized him by ...
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... Euripides ' play Orestes [ 362-367 ] , to Menelaüs , though Proteus was said by Homer to have been Menelaüs ' informant . Euripides called Glaucus a son of Nereus . [ Ovid , Meta- morphoses , 13.898-14.69 ; Apollonius Rhodius 1.1310 ...
... Euripides ' play Orestes [ 362-367 ] , to Menelaüs , though Proteus was said by Homer to have been Menelaüs ' informant . Euripides called Glaucus a son of Nereus . [ Ovid , Meta- morphoses , 13.898-14.69 ; Apollonius Rhodius 1.1310 ...
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... Euripides ' Ion ; and in several Greek and Roman comedies . References to the god in Classical works are too numerous to cite , except for a few of the more detailed ones . These include the following : Homer , Iliad , 24.334-469 ...
... Euripides ' Ion ; and in several Greek and Roman comedies . References to the god in Classical works are too numerous to cite , except for a few of the more detailed ones . These include the following : Homer , Iliad , 24.334-469 ...
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