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The gods of both these rivers were generally said to be sons of Oceanus and
Tethys, but alternative parentages (Zeus and Eurynome, or Poseidon and either
Pero or Celusa) were sometimes assigned to the Sicyonian god. One or both of
the ...
The gods of both these rivers were generally said to be sons of Oceanus and
Tethys, but alternative parentages (Zeus and Eurynome, or Poseidon and either
Pero or Celusa) were sometimes assigned to the Sicyonian god. One or both of
the ...
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According to the latter version, the Muse was impregnated by the river as she
waded in it. Later, ashamed at having borne the child, she threw it into the river.
Strymon turned it over to the water-nymphs to bring up. On reaching manhood ...
According to the latter version, the Muse was impregnated by the river as she
waded in it. Later, ashamed at having borne the child, she threw it into the river.
Strymon turned it over to the water-nymphs to bring up. On reaching manhood ...
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Tzzifmnioghés—glalnjlfiather. [Pausanias 29.4; Euripides, Iphigeneia Among the
Strymon. A large river in western Thrace, and its god. The Edonians whose king
Lycurgus persecuted Dionysus and was punished by him lived or; its banks.
Tzzifmnioghés—glalnjlfiather. [Pausanias 29.4; Euripides, Iphigeneia Among the
Strymon. A large river in western Thrace, and its god. The Edonians whose king
Lycurgus persecuted Dionysus and was punished by him lived or; its banks.
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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