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Acanthe
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---.
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Adonis
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See Adonis.
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Aeetes |
Aeetes.
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Aesculapius 1 |
See Asclepius.
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Aesculapius 2 |
See Asclepius.
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Aesculapius 3 |
See Asclepius |
Aether
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See Aether at PERSONIFICATIONS.
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ANACES
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See DIOSCURI, as
Cicero writes that "the Dioscuri also have a number
of titles in Greece". |
Anteros (Cupid 3) |
See Anteros at Eros.
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Aoede
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Aoede, see MUSES.
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Apollo 1 |
See Apollo.
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Apollo 2 |
See Apollo.
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Apollo 3 |
See Apollo.
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Apollo 4 Nomios. |
See Apollo.
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Arche.
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---.
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Arsinoe.
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Arsinoe 2, mother of Asclepius.
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Arsippus
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---.
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Cabirus
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---.
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Caelus
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Uranus.
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Camirus
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Camirus divided his father's land
(Rhodes) with his brothers Lindus and Ialysus. He was son of Cercaphus 1 and Cyrbia. Cercaphus 1 is son of Helius and Cyrbia
daughter of Ochimus, son of Helius.
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Castor
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See DIOSCURI.
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Circe
|
See Circe.
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Corybas
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---.
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Coryphe
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---.
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Cupid 1 |
See Eros |
Cupid 2 |
See Eros |
Cupid 3 (Anteros) |
See Anteros at Eros.
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Diana 1 |
See Artemis |
Diana 2 |
See Artemis |
Diana 3 |
See Artemis |
Dies
|
Dies is Hemera (Day). See PERSONIFICATIONS. |
Dione
|
See Dione 1 at OLYMPIANS and Aphrodite.
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Dionysus 1 |
For this Dionysus see Zagreus at Dionysus 2.
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Dionysus 2 |
See Dionysus 2 |
Dionysus 3 |
See Dionysus 2 |
Dionysus 4 |
See Dionysus 2 |
Dionysus 5 |
See Dionysus 2 |
DIOSCURI
|
See DIOSCURI |
Eubuleus
|
This Eubuleus may be compared with Eubuleus, son
of Trochilus and an Eleusinian woman, or perhaps
son of Dysaules. Trochilus was a priest of Demeter and sometimes is
called father of Triptolemus.
Dysaules could be the brother of Celeus 1. Having been expelled from Eleusis by Ion 1, brought the
Eleusinians rites to the Phliasians. Dysaules is
also called father of Triptolemus.
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Glauce
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---.
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Helius 1 |
See Helius |
Helius 2 |
See Helius |
Helius 3 |
See Helius |
Helius 4 |
See Helius |
Helius 5 |
See Helius |
Hyperion
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See Hyperion 1 at TITANS.
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Ialysus
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See Ialysus at Helius.
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Juno
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See Hera |
Jupiter 1 |
See Zeus |
Jupiter 2 |
See Zeus |
Jupiter 3 |
See Zeus |
Latona
|
See Leto |
Leda
|
See Leda |
Liber
|
See Dionysus 2 |
Lindus
|
See Lindus at Helius.
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Luna
|
See Selene |
Maia
|
See Maia at PLEIADES.
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Mars
|
See Ares |
Melete
|
See MUSES.
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Memalius
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---.
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Mercury 1 |
See Hermes.
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Mercury 2 Trophonius |
See Hermes, and
Trophonius ("subterranean Mercury") at Delphi.
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Mercury 3 |
See Hermes |
Mercury 4 |
See Hermes |
Mercury 5 (Theuth) |
See Hermes |
Minerva 1 |
See Athena |
Minerva 2 |
See Athena |
Minerva 3 |
See Athena |
Minerva 4 |
See Athena |
Minerva 5 Pallas |
See Athena |
Mnemosyne |
See also MUSES.
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MUSES |
See MUSES |
Nile
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This is Nilus, the river god.
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Nisus
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This is Nysus 1, a nurse of Dionysus 2. When the
god went to India, he took the Theban kingdom for
himself, but was captured by Dionysus 2 some years
later.
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Oceanus
|
See Oceanus |
Pan
|
See Pan |
Penelope |
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Phoronis
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See Coronis 2 at Asclepius.
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Pollux
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See Polydeuces at DIOSCURI.
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Proserpine
|
See Persephone |
Rhodus
|
See Rhodus at Helius.
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Saturn
|
See Cronos.
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Thelxinoe
|
This refers to Thelxiepia or Thelxinoe 1 who is one of the SIRENS, or to Thelxinoe 2 who is an attendant of Semele, mother of Dionysus 2.
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Thyone
|
Thyone is Semele,
mother of Dionysus 2.
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Tritopatreus
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Perhaps referring to Triptolemus.
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Upis
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This is Opis 3, a daughter of Boreas 1 (North Wind, see WINDS) who came
from the Hyperboreans and to whom Orion offered violence.
She was a Naiad in the train of Artemis.
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Valens
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---.
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Venus 1 |
See Aphrodite |
Venus 2 |
See Aphrodite |
Venus 3 |
See Aphrodite |
Venus 4 Astarte |
See Aphrodite |
Vulcan 1 |
See Hephaestus |
Vulcan 2 Phthas |
See Hephaestus |
Vulcan 3 |
See Hephaestus |
Vulcan 4 |
See Hephaestus |
