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To the Sicyonian river-god may be awarded Aegina and Salamis, nymphs of
neighboring islands in the Saronic Gulf, and Corcyra, who was claimed as the
eponym of both Corcyra and Black_Corqra, to one of which islands she was
abducted ...
To the Sicyonian river-god may be awarded Aegina and Salamis, nymphs of
neighboring islands in the Saronic Gulf, and Corcyra, who was claimed as the
eponym of both Corcyra and Black_Corqra, to one of which islands she was
abducted ...
Page 191
Ilomer claimed that he was Zeus's favorite of all his sons by mortal women. He
was the father by Bateia of llus and Erichthonius. [Homer, Iliad, 20.215—222,
204302—305" Apollodorus 3.12.1—2, 3.15.3; Vergil, Aeneid, 7405—208, 8.134-
137.] ...
Ilomer claimed that he was Zeus's favorite of all his sons by mortal women. He
was the father by Bateia of llus and Erichthonius. [Homer, Iliad, 20.215—222,
204302—305" Apollodorus 3.12.1—2, 3.15.3; Vergil, Aeneid, 7405—208, 8.134-
137.] ...
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It was (or so Helen later claimed) this powerful but unscrupulous goddess who
caused her to lose her head when the handsome young man appeared at Sparta
. Menelaiis entertained him royally for a time, and all might have gone well had ...
It was (or so Helen later claimed) this powerful but unscrupulous goddess who
caused her to lose her head when the handsome young man appeared at Sparta
. Menelaiis entertained him royally for a time, and all might have gone well had ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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