CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY1970 |
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... Mount Pelion to be reared by him . Among these pupils were Jason , Asclepius , Actaeon , and Achilles . Cheiron also befriended Peleus ( whose mother , Endeïs , was said in some accounts to be Cheiron's daughter , rather than Sceiron's ) ...
... Mount Pelion to be reared by him . Among these pupils were Jason , Asclepius , Actaeon , and Achilles . Cheiron also befriended Peleus ( whose mother , Endeïs , was said in some accounts to be Cheiron's daughter , rather than Sceiron's ) ...
Page 201
... Mount . A mountain somewhat east of central Crete . A cave in this mountain was the haven of the infant Zeus , although the same honor was later claimed for another Cretan mountain , Ida . The obscure Cretan goddess Dic- tynna was ...
... Mount . A mountain somewhat east of central Crete . A cave in this mountain was the haven of the infant Zeus , although the same honor was later claimed for another Cretan mountain , Ida . The obscure Cretan goddess Dic- tynna was ...
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... Mount Erymanthus and ravaged the country about Psophis . On his way past Mount Pholoë , Heracles stopped with the Centaur Pholus , a son of Sei- lenus by an ash - nymph . This hospitable creature brought out wine to serve his guest ...
... Mount Erymanthus and ravaged the country about Psophis . On his way past Mount Pholoë , Heracles stopped with the Centaur Pholus , a son of Sei- lenus by an ash - nymph . This hospitable creature brought out wine to serve his guest ...
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