Recherche, Mythographie [Obvie]

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               Ellis, Edward Sylvester. 
         (1895) 
         The youth’s dictionary of mythology for boys and girls
      
    golden fleece, he fled with Medea, the beautiful young sorceress, and 
    
daughter

     of Æetes, who pursued with great energy, for Mede
  
     pieces, and dropped them over the side of the vessel. Thus the cruel 
    
daughter

     effected her escape.  Achelo′us [Achelous] was a 
  
    Jupiter was his reputed father, and his mother is said to have been a 
    
daughter

     of Hippotus. Æolus is represented as having the p
  
     He was king of the Argives. His brother’s wife was the famous Helen, 
    
daughter

     of Tyndarus, king of Sparta; and when she eloped 
  
    e names of Hercules.  Alcme′na [Alcmena], the mother of Hercules, was 
    
daughter

     of Electryon, a king of Argos.  Alec′to [Alecto] 
  
    .   Amphitri′te [Amphitrite] (or Salatia), the wife of Neptune, was a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys. She was the mother of Trit
  
    was a great feast, called Cœna Saliaris.  Androm′eda [Andromeda], the 
    
daughter

     of Cepheus, king of the Ethiopians, was wife of P
  
     by Mercury, was changed by Juno into a peacock.  Ariad′ne [Ariadne], 
    
daughter

     of Minos, King of Crete. After enabling Theseus t
  
    te [Astarte], one of the Eastern names of Venus.  Aste′ria [Asteria], 
    
daughter

     of Cæus, was carried away by Jupiter, who assumed
  
    otection in her native sky.”  John Hughes.   Atalan′ta [Atalanta] was 
    
daughter

     of Cæneus. The oracle told her that marriage woul
  
     of the morning,  “Whose rosy fingers ope the gates of day.”  She was 
    
daughter

     of Sol, the sun, and was the mother of the stars 
  
    as the son of Jupiter and Semele. He is said to have married Ariadne, 
    
daughter

     of Minos, King of Crete, after she was deserted b
  
    .  Caproti′na [Caprotina]. A name of Juno.  Cassan′dra [Cassandra], a 
    
daughter

     of Priam and Hecuba, who was granted by Apollo th
  
    , and foregoes his prize.”   Ceremonies, see Themis.  Ce′res [Ceres], 
    
daughter

     of Saturn, the goddess of agriculture, and of the
  
    name of Saturn.  Cil′laros [Cillaros], see Cyllaros.  Cir′ce [Circe], 
    
daughter

     of the Sun. The knowledge of poisonous herbs enab
  
    e of the Muses, from Mount Citheron.  Cli′o [Clio]. One of the Muses, 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Mnemosyne. She presided over histo
  
    was a consort of Apollo and mother of Æsculapius. Another Coronis was 
    
daughter

     of a king of Phocis, and was changed by Athena in
  
    ]. In Hindoo mythology the devils or evil gods.  Dan′ae [Danae] was a 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius and Eurydice. She had a son by Jupite
  
     Death, see Nox.  Deceiver, The, see Apaturia.  Deiani′ra [Deianira], 
    
daughter

     of Œneus, was wife of Hercules. See Hercules.  De
  
    goddess of hunting and of chastity. She was the sister of Apollo, and 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona. She was known among the Gr
  
    na], a Greek name of Diana as a terrestrial goddess.  Di′do [Dido]. A 
    
daughter

     of Belus, King of Tyre. It was this princess who 
  
    , see Arion.  Door′ga [Doorga]. A Hindoo goddess.  Do′ris [Doris] was 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus, and sister of Nereus, two of the mari
  
    hich repeats every sound that reaches her. Another fable makes Echo a 
    
daughter

     of Air and Tellus. She was partly deprived of spe
  
    en     Within thy airy shell. ………………………………………. Sweet queen of parley, 
    
daughter

     of the sphere, So may’st thou be translated to th
  
    ast wind. A son of Æolus.  Eury′ale [Euryale] was one of the Gorgons, 
    
daughter

     of Phorcus and Ceto.  Euryd′ice [Eurydice], wife 
  
    uriel.  Halcy′one [Halcyone] (or Alcyone), one of the Pleiades, was a 
    
daughter

     of Æolus.  Halcy′ons [Halcyons] were sea birds, s
  
    n, Queen of, [Heaven] see Belisama. God of, see Cœlus.  He′be [Hebe], 
    
daughter

     of Zeus (Jupiter) and Hera (Juno), was the goddes
  
     Helle was drowned, and it is now called the Dardanelles. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Athamas and Nephele.  Hellespontia′cus [Helles
  
     feet and mounts the western winds.”  Virgil.   Hermi′one [Hermione], 
    
daughter

     of Mars and Venus, who was turned into a serpent,
  
    nd allowed to live in the Elysian Fields. There was another Hermione, 
    
daughter

     of Menelaus and Helen; she was betrothed to Orest
  
     winged horse Pegasus.  Hippol′yte [Hippolyte], queen of the Amazons, 
    
daughter

     of Mars. Her father gave her a famous girdle, whi
  
    rcules. See Hercules.  Hyge′ia [Hygeia], the goddess of health, was a 
    
daughter

     of Æsculapius and Epione. She was represented as 
  
    s in memory of Ino.  Instrumental Music, see Euterpe.  I′o [Io] was a 
    
daughter

     of Inachus, and a priestess of Juno at Argos. Jup
  
    ther of Hercules, and father of Iolaus.  Iphigeni′a [Iphigenia] was a 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. Agamemnon made a v
  
     a beautiful goat was found on the altar in her place.  I′ris [Iris], 
    
daughter

     of Thaumas and Electra, was the attendant of Juno
  
    n and the rest of the Argonauts seemed certain; but Medea, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , fell in love with Jason, and with the help of ch
  
    ′us [Jugatinus] was one of the nuptial deities.  Ju′no [Juno] was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Ops, alias Cybele. She was married 
  
     was their sacrifice.  Lark, see Scylla and Nysus.  Lato′na [Latona], 
    
daughter

     of Cœlus and Phœbe, mother of Apollo and Diana. B
  
    e, the spirit of evil. Written also Lok, and Loki.  Lo′tis [Lotis]. A 
    
daughter

     of Neptune, who fled from Priapus, and only escap
  
    Lucina]. The goddess who presides at the birth of children. She was a 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Juno, or, according to others, of 
  
    Flies from the circle of a crown.”  Sir John Denham.   Mors. Death, a 
    
daughter

     of Nox (Night).  Mountain, see Atlas, Nymph.  Mul
  
    ed with Pluto to dethrone Jupiter. Neptune was married to Amphitrite, 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys, by whom he had a son named
  
    he great Egyptian river.  Nine, The, see Muses.  Ni′obe [Niobe] was a 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, and is the personification of grief.
  
    No′tus [Notus]. Another name for Auster, the south wind.  Nox was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos, and sister of Erebus and Mors. She pers
  
    o was invisible by virtue of a particular lock of hair. This lock his 
    
daughter

     Scylla cut off, and so betrayed her father to his
  
    anged into a lark, and the king into a hawk, and he still pursues his 
    
daughter

    , intending to punish her for her treachery.    O 
  
    ing she touched. The word means swift of flight.  Ocy′roe [Ocyroe]. A 
    
daughter

     of Chiron, who had the gift of prophecy. She was 
  
    oyed his own eyesight, and wandered away from Thebes, attended by his 
    
daughter

     Antigone. Œdipus is the subject of two famous tra
  
    d Of Hermes or his opiate-rod.”  Milton.   Ops. Mother of the gods, a 
    
daughter

     of Cœlus and Terra. She was known by the several 
  
     constellation is one of the most splendid.  Ori′thy′ia [Orithyia]. A 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, whose lover, Boreas, carried her o
  
    uted mother of the Minotaur killed by Theseus. She was said to be the 
    
daughter

     of Sol and Perseis, and her husband was Minos, ki
  
    f Proserpine.  Per′seus [Perseus] was a son of Jupiter and Danae, the 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius. His first famous exploit was against
  
    ans Æschylus, Euripides, and Sophocles.  Philome′la [Philomela] was a 
    
daughter

     of Pandion, king of Athens, who was transformed i
  
    remainder took to flight.  Pi′tho [Pitho], the goddess of Persuasion, 
    
daughter

     of Mercury and Venus. She is sometimes referred t
  
    l regions. He was a son of Saturn and Ops, and husband of Proserpine, 
    
daughter

     of Ceres. He is sometimes referred to under the n
  
     Prometheus free.  Prophecy, see Nereus.  Proser′pine [Proserpine]. A 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Ceres. Pluto carried her off to th
  
    e ten cubits high.  Rhe′a [Rhea]. The Greek name of Cybele. She was a 
    
daughter

     of Uranus and Gæa, and was called Mother of the g
  
    arybdis roaring on the left presides.”  Virgil.   Scyl′la [Scylla]. A 
    
daughter

     of Nysus, who was changed into a lark for cutting
  
     during harvest-time.  Sem. The Egyptian Hercules.  Sem′ele [Semele], 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and the mother of Bacchus (Dionysus), w
  
    as so called.  Ter′eus [Tereus] was a son of Mars. He married Procne, 
    
daughter

     of the king of Athens, but became enamored of her
  
    e, defeated, and the Muses made him blind.  The′ia [Theia] or Thea. A 
    
daughter

     of Uranus and Terra, wife of Hyperion.  The′mis [
  
     daughter of Uranus and Terra, wife of Hyperion.  The′mis [Themis], a 
    
daughter

     of Cœlus and Terra, and wife of Jupiter, was the 
  
    s [Thesmorphonis]. A name of Ceres.  The′tis [Thetis]. A sea-goddess, 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris. Her husband was Peleus, king
  
    tue and father of Truth.  Tis-iph′one [Tisiphone]. One of the Furies, 
    
daughter

     of Nox and Acheron, who was the minister of divin
  
    Dardanus, Helen, Hercules, Paris.  Trumpeters, see Tritons.  Truth. A 
    
daughter

     of Time, because Truth is discovered in the cours
  
    ating to her protection of newly married people.  Ura′nia [Urania]. A 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Mnemosyne — one of the Muses who p
  
    sband of Pomona, the goddess of fruits and orchards.  Ves′ta [Vesta], 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele, was the goddess of the hear
  
    resided over the making of roads.  Vic′tory [Victory]. A goddess, the 
    
daughter

     of Styx and Acheron, generally represented as fly

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               Keightley, Thomas. 
         (1838) 
         The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Italy (2e éd.) 
         pp. -516 
      
    ent of the Ilias. Allowing, he says, the carrying away captive of the 
    
daughter

     of Chryses and the pestilence itself to be actual
  
    by which the waters ran off11. Others said that Hades carried off the 
    
daughter

     of Demeter through one of these chasms under Moun
  
     a warrior, a son of battle ; springs, daughters of the earth ; mist, 
    
daughter

     of the sea ; tears, daughters of the eye ; and dr
  
    as (Wonder), Phorcys, and ‘fair-cheeked’ Keto. Nereus had by Doris, a 
    
daughter

     of the Titan Oceanos, the fifty Nereïdes or sea-n
  
     Nereïdes or sea-nymphs. Thaumas was by Electra (Brightness), another 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, father of the swift Iris (Rainbow), a
  
     Asteria (Starry) and Leto. Crios had by Eurybia (Wide-strength), the 
    
daughter

     of Pontos142, Astræos (Starry), Pallas, and Perse
  
    oros (Dawn-bearer), or Morning-star, and the stars of heaven. Styx, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, was by Pallas the mother of Envy and 
  
    the mother of Envy and Victory, Strength and Force ; and Asteria, the 
    
daughter

     of Coios, bore to Perses Hecate. The fifth Titan,
  
    s, bore to Perses Hecate. The fifth Titan, Iapetos, was by Clymene, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, the father of four sons, Atlas, Menœt
  
    n account of her.    Νύξ. Nox. Night.    In the Theogony Night is the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos, and sister of Erebos, to whom she bore 
  
     because their abode was near hers in the West. Nemesis is probably a 
    
daughter

     of Night to indicate the secret concealed path wh
  
    . When Zeus, he says, placed his sire in Tartaros, Rhea committed her 
    
daughter

     Hera to the charge of Oceanos and Tethys, by whom
  
     gave increase to the earth222. By Perseïs or Perse (Brightness ?), a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, Helios was father of Æetes, and his s
  
     the offspring of the Sun-god by Iphiboe226. By the nymph Rhodos, the 
    
daughter

     of Aphrodite, Helios had the seven Heliades, who 
  
    able of Phaëthôn was localised. According to another legend Clytia, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, was beloved by the Sun-god ; but he t
  
    oved by the Sun-god ; but he transferred his affections to Leucothea, 
    
daughter

     of Orchamos (Ruler), king of the eastern regions.
  
    ealous rage discovered the secret to Orchamos, who buried his hapless 
    
daughter

     alive. The god, unable to save her, turned her in
  
    is the sister of Helios, but another view of the subject made her his 
    
daughter

    , he being the source of her light252; while a thi
  
    ur Seasons253. In one of the Homeridian Hymns254 Selene is called the 
    
daughter

     of Pallas, son of Megamedes. It was said that Sel
  
    ed her love under the form of a snow-white ram256. She bore to Zeus a 
    
daughter

     named Pandia257; and Ersa (Dew) was also the offs
  
     of Astræos, Pallas and Perses, by Eurybia (Wide-force), probably the 
    
daughter

     of Pontos and Earth288. Astræos, as we have just 
  
    Envy and Victory, Strength and Force ; and Perses married Asteria the 
    
daughter

     of Coios and Phœbe, by whom he had Hecate. There 
  
    pairs in the task of production ; and yet we find Crios united with a 
    
daughter

     of Pontos and Earth, one of a class of beings qui
  
    e such.     Έκάτη. Hecate.     In the Theogony291 this goddess is the 
    
daughter

     of Perses and Asteria. Bacchylides made her a dau
  
    goddess is the daughter of Perses and Asteria. Bacchylides made her a 
    
daughter

     of Night, and Musæus gave her Zeus for a sire in 
  
    s said that she was the offspring of the Olympian king by Pheræa, the 
    
daughter

     of Æolos293, or by Demeter294. According to Phere
  
    m Hebe, Ares, and Eileithyia. According to Homer394 Aphrodite was the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus by Dione. The Theogony further says that 
  
    e daughter of Zeus by Dione. The Theogony further says that Maia, the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas, bore him Hermes395 A later fable said t
  
    the equine form419. According to one account the nymph Rhodos was his 
    
daughter

     by Aphrodite420. Tyro, the daughter of Salmoneus,
  
     account the nymph Rhodos was his daughter by Aphrodite420. Tyro, the 
    
daughter

     of Salmoneus, and wife of Cretheus, loved the riv
  
    nth year attempted to scale heaven422. As a ram, he was by Theophane, 
    
daughter

     of Bisaltos, the sire of the goldfleeced ram whic
  
    ortunities of noticing her. By Hesiod496 she is said to have been the 
    
daughter

     of Kronos and Rhea. The hymn to Aphrodite relates
  
    it was said, had been built by the Lelegians and the Nymphs ; Admeta, 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, fled thither from Argos ; the godd
  
    ference to the chastity of the goddess. The making her an Argive, and 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, appears also to intimate that the 
  
    seeks the battle549. Another of his companions is Enyo550 (Ἐνυὼ), the 
    
daughter

     of Phorcys and Keto551 according to Hesiod, a war
  
    the bird of his name555. Hesiod says556 that Harmonia (Order) was the 
    
daughter

     of Ares and Aphrodite. This has evidently all the
  
    alirrhothios, a son of Poseidôn, had offered violence to Alcippe, the 
    
daughter

     of Ares. Her father killed the offender, and he w
  
    .   LETO : — PHŒBOS-APOLLO, ARTEMIS.       Λητώ Latona.      Leto was 
    
daughter

     of the Titans Coios and Phœbe600. In Homer601 she
  
    antly accomplished, and the churls were turned into frogs. Niobe, the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalos and wife of Amphiôn, proud of her num
  
    ir genealogy. «The first love of Phœbos,» says Ovid, «was Daphne, the 
    
daughter

     of Peneios.» Apollo, proud of his victory over th
  
    and change of form. The river-god heard ; bark and leaves covered his 
    
daughter

    , and Daphne became a bay-tree (δάϕνη, laurus). Th
  
    œbos of the marriage of Ischys, the son of Eilatos, with Coronis, the 
    
daughter

     of Phlegyas. The tale is also told by Pindar626, 
  
     desire Artemis shot the fair offender with her arrows. Marpessa, the 
    
daughter

     of Evenos, was beloved by Apollo, whose suit was 
  
     with her equal, and gave her hand to her mortal lover627. Cassandra, 
    
daughter

     of Priamos king of Troy, also attracted the love 
  
     made it useless by depriving her predictions of credit628. Cyrene, a 
    
daughter

     of the river Peneios, was another of the loves of
  
    erdsman according to Scripture668.    Ἄρτϵμις. Diana.     Artemis was 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Leto, and sister to Apollo. She was t
  
    nd which was sacred to her, and to have required the sacrifice of his 
    
daughter

     Iphigeneia. The Aloeids, Otos and Ephialtes, it w
  
    n a legend in the following manner. The Cretan nymph Britomartis, the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Charme, was a favourite companion of 
  
    ess 737.    Ἀϕροδίτη. Venus.     The Aphrodite of the Ilias738 is the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Dione, and by the Alexandrian and the
  
     god desired her for his wife. Empedocles said that Aphrodite was the 
    
daughter

     of Kronos742. The husband assigned to this charmi
  
     denies her heavenly origin, and feigns that she is a mortal maid and 
    
daughter

     to Otreus king of Phrygia, adding, that while she
  
     poet, according to the regular practice of his brethren. Myrrha, the 
    
daughter

     of Cinyras, having offended Aphrodite744, was by 
  
    t745. When Cinyras found what he had unwittingly done, he pursued his 
    
daughter

     with his drawn sword, to efface her crime in her 
  
    θηνâ. Minerva.     The Pallas-Athene of both the Homeric poems is the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus ; in one place784 it seems to be intimate
  
     or Munificent) was the son of Hermeias by Polymela (Sheep-full), the 
    
daughter

     of Phylas (Keeper 831 ). Hermeias is opposed in t
  
    os, one of Achilleus’ captains, was the son of Hermes by Polymela the 
    
daughter

     of Phylas. The god having seen her, singing in th
  
     reared by her father, herself having married Echecles. By Chione the 
    
daughter

     of Dædaliôn841, or as others said by Stilbe or Te
  
    e daughter of Dædaliôn841, or as others said by Stilbe or Telauge the 
    
daughter

     of Eosphoros842, Hermes was the father of Autolyc
  
    f this god and one of the nymphs845. One day Hermes beheld Herse, the 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops, among the maidens who were carrying t
  
          Пερσεφόνεια, Περσϕόνη. Proserpina, Libera.      Demeter and her 
    
daughter

     Persephone are so closely connected, that it woul
  
     without the other : we therefore combine the two deities. Demeter, a 
    
daughter

     of Kronos and Rhea, and by Zeus mother of Perseph
  
    celebrated event in the history of Demeter is the carrying off of her 
    
daughter

     Persephone by Hades, and the search of the goddes
  
    r aid, unheard and unseen by gods or mortals, save only by Hecate the 
    
daughter

     of Persæos, who heard her as she sat in her cave,
  
    hurried ‘over moist and dry.’ Of all she inquired tidings of her lost 
    
daughter

    , but neither gods nor men nor birds could give he
  
    one for her, where she sat in silence, thinking of her ‘deep-bosomed’ 
    
daughter

    , till Iambe by her tricks contrived to make her s
  
    pos, or suffer the earth to bring forth, till she shall have seen her 
    
daughter

    . Finding that there was no other remedy, Zeus sen
  
    en their joy had a little subsided, Demeter anxiously inquired if her 
    
daughter

     had tasted anything while below ; for if she had 
  
    e any connexion between her and Persephone, who appears merely as the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus888 and queen of Hades. There can be littl
  
    e exercise of the filial piety and power of selftransformation of the 
    
daughter

     of Erysichthôn, who by her assuming various forms
  
    with it was as follows898. When the goddess was in search of her lost 
    
daughter

    , Poseidôn, filled with desire, continually follow
  
    99. It was also a part of the tradition that beside Areiôn she bore a 
    
daughter

     to the god, who, the Phigalians said, was the Des
  
    lso showed a cavern on Mount Elæon, to which Demeter retired when her 
    
daughter

     had been carried off, clothing herself in deep bl
  
    )905 ; and the fertile isle of Sicily, which was given by Zeus to his 
    
daughter

     on her day of unveiling (ἀνακαλυπρια), that is, a
  
    ter offers, as we have seen, no difficulty whatever ; but that of her 
    
daughter

     is by no means so easy of explanation ; and here,
  
     she simply regarded as the queen of the monarch of Erebos, or as the 
    
daughter

     of Mother Earth, and a personification of the cor
  
    better with an original queen of Erebos than with the gentle innocent 
    
daughter

     of Demeter. We cannot take our leave of Demeter a
  
     the Muses and the Graces. Zeus, says Hesiod979, was by Eurynome, the 
    
daughter

     of Ocean, the father of the ‘three fair-cheeked G
  
    s,’ were the children of Thaumas (Wonder) by Electra (Brightness) the 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos. It is evidently the Rainbow (ἴρις) th
  
    se of him.    Νέμεσις. Nemesis.     This goddess is in the Theogony a 
    
daughter

     of Night1055. The tradition at Rhamnûs in Attica,
  
    he Destinies. Alcman called her the sister of Law and Persuasion, and 
    
daughter

     of Forethought (Προμηθία)1065. In her temple at T
  
    n whom they afterwards heal. Elsewhere1073 he relates that Ate is the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus, who injures (ἀâται) all ; that her feet 
  
    h are gods.’ Again1089, ‘gold-tressed Dionysos made blond Ariadne the 
    
daughter

     of Minôs his blooming spouse, and Kroniôn made he
  
    Odysseus her veil to save him from being drowned, was, we are told, a 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos (a name which does not occur in the Ili
  
    onysos is as follows1108. Zeus, enamoured of the beauty of Semele the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos, visited her in secret. Hera’s jealousy
  
     killed him. When they came to their senses they buried him ; and his 
    
daughter

     Erigone, being shown the spot by his faithful dog
  
    wing narrative1113. Ammôn, a monarch of Libya, was married to Rhea, a 
    
daughter

     of Uranos ; but meeting near the Ceraunian mounta
  
    lowing pragmatised account of Cybele is given by Diodorus. Cybele was 
    
daughter

     to king Mæôn and his queen Dindyme. She was expos
  
     by an Arcadian nymph1163. Hermes, he says, smitten with love for the 
    
daughter

     of Dryops (Woody), abandoned Olympos and took ser
  
    9. He was fortunate in an amour with the nymph Echo, by whom he had a 
    
daughter

     named Iambe1180 ; but he could not gain the love 
  
    n-nymphs, were the offspring of the five daughters of Hecatæos by the 
    
daughter

     of Phoroneus. The Laconian term for a Satyr was T
  
     a goddess and a nymph. Of the female attendants of Circe, the potent 
    
daughter

     of Helios, also designated as a goddess and a nym
  
    ryops, the son of the river Spercheios, who dwelt at Mount Œta, had a 
    
daughter

     named Dryope. She fed the flocks of her father, a
  
    , saying that they were not the children of Zeus at all, but of Deino 
    
daughter

     of the Spercheios, and that Poseidôn had once whe
  
    eauty with the Nereïdes, that Cassiope brought such misfortune on her 
    
daughter

     Andromeda. But the painters and sculptors, who co
  
    t, and he and his crew were suffering from want of food, Eidothea the 
    
daughter

     of Proteus accosted him, and bringing seal-skins 
  
    tly relate.    Λυκοθέα και Παλαίμων. Matuta et Portunus.     Ino, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos and wife of Athamas, flying from her hu
  
     veil to Odysseus when tossed in a storm, is called ‘fair-ankled Ino, 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos,’ and her transformation is mentioned12
  
    weather- or Frost-producer (αἰθρηγενής) 1318. He loved Oreithyia, the 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus king of Athens, and carried her off
  
    yclôps Polyphemos, who was a son of Poseidôn by the nymph Thoösa, the 
    
daughter

     of Phorcys. The Cyclôps on his return in the even
  
    their impiety1346. They were apparently of huge stature1347 ; yet the 
    
daughter

     of Eurymedôn, their last king, was by Poseidôn mo
  
    d. A herald with two others were then sent to the city : they met the 
    
daughter

     of Antiphates at the fount Artakia, and were by h
  
     but dwelt continually in one place. She is said by him1362 to be the 
    
daughter

     of Helios by the Oceanis Persa, and own sister of
  
    d children of the Sun, yet Dionysius the cyclographer makes Circe the 
    
daughter

     of Æætes by Hecate, the daughter of his brother P
  
    ius the cyclographer makes Circe the daughter of Æætes by Hecate, the 
    
daughter

     of his brother Perses. This pragmatiser goes on t
  
     have sprung from the blood of a giant slain by Helios, in aid of his 
    
daughter

     in her island. Its name, we are told, comes from 
  
    iver-god Acheloös by the Muse Terpsichore or Calliope, or by Sterope, 
    
daughter

     of Porthaôn1381. Some said that they sprang from 
  
    of. Stesichorus called her mother Lamia1394 ; Hesiod said she was the 
    
daughter

     of Phorbas and Hecate1395 ; Arcesilaos said, of P
  
    ual manner giving her a significant name), is called by Homer1408 the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas : Hesiod1409 makes her an Oceanis, and A
  
    ate with her attendant nymphs ; but her abode was a cavern, while the 
    
daughter

     of Helios possessed a mansion of cut stone. Her i
  
    by their king Nausithoös, the son of Poseidôn by Peribœa the youngest 
    
daughter

     of Eurymedôn king of the Giants1413. They were, l
  
    e voyages to both the East and the West ; for the nurse of Eumæos was 
    
daughter

     of Arybas a wealthy Sidonian, who had been carrie
  
      According to the Theogony the Titan Iapetos espoused Clymene1448, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos, by whom he was the father of four son
  
    g effect. Deucaliôn, the son of Prometheus, was married to Pyrrha the 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus and Pandora, and he reigned over th
  
    . Admetus et Alcestis.     Cretheus the son of Æolos married Tyro the 
    
daughter

     of his brother Salmoneus. By her he had three son
  
    heræ, which was named from him : his son Admetos married Alcestis the 
    
daughter

     of Pelias, a son of Tyro by Poseidôn1531. When Ap
  
    , which he had founded, by his son Æsôn. This prince married Alcimede 
    
daughter

     of Phylacos, or, as others said, Polymede daughte
  
    e married Alcimede daughter of Phylacos, or, as others said, Polymede 
    
daughter

     of Autolycos, by whom he had a son named Iasôn153
  
    to share in the glory. The fleece was gained by the aid of Medeia the 
    
daughter

     of the king of Colchis, and the Argo, as the vess
  
    ly for ten years ; till Iasôn, wishing to marry Glauce or Creusa, the 
    
daughter

     of Creôn king of that place, put away Medeia. The
  
    rinth.     Πηλϵὺς καὶ Ἀχιλλϵύς . Peleus et Achilles.     By Ægina the 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Asopos Zeus was the father of Æa
  
     was there purified of the murder by Eurytiôn the son of Actôr, whose 
    
daughter

     Polymela he married. Being so unfortunate as to k
  
    e then sent to inform his wife that he was going to marry Sterope the 
    
daughter

     of Acastos ; and without inquiring into the truth
  
     Phlegyas or the god Ares for a sire. He obtained the hand of Dia the 
    
daughter

     of Deïoneus, having, according to the usage of th
  
    s wife Dia, Ixiôn had a son named Peirithoös, who married Hippodameia 
    
daughter

     of Adrastos king of Argos. The chiefs of his own 
  
    f Morning-star (Ἐωσϕόρος), and king of Trachis. He married Halcyone a 
    
daughter

     of Æolos the son of Deucaliôn. Pride, it is said,
  
    f Calydôn in Ætolia derived their origin from Zeus by Protogeneia the 
    
daughter

     of Deucaliôn. Her son, who was named Aëthlios1608
  
    wns of their own name. Agenôr the son of Pleurôn had by Epicaste (the 
    
daughter

     of Calydôn) Porthaôn and Demonica ; and Porthaôn 
  
    alogy.    Οἰνϵύς. Œneus.     Œneus the son of Porthaôn married Althæa 
    
daughter

     of Thestios, a son of Demonica by the god Ares. B
  
    whose death she had caused. After her death Œneus married Peribœa the 
    
daughter

     of Hipponoös, by whom he had a son named Tydeus16
  
     to reign, he gave the kingdom to Andræmôn, who had married Gorgo the 
    
daughter

     of Œneus1615. He took the old man with him to the
  
    Castôr and Polydeukes, sons of Zeus and Leda, from Laconia ; Atalanta 
    
daughter

     of Iasos, and Ancæos and Cepheus sons of Lycurgos
  
    phassa, by whom he had three sons, Cadmos, Phœnix, and Cilix, and one 
    
daughter

    , Europa. Zeus becoming enamoured of Europa carrie
  
    ied her away to Crete ; and Agenôr, grieving for the loss of his only 
    
daughter

    , ordered his sons to go in quest of her, and not 
  
    ena herself prepared for him a palace, and Zeus gave him Harmonia the 
    
daughter

     of Ares and Aphrodite in marriage. All the gods, 
  
    1629 the sea-goddess Ino-Leucothea is said to have been a mortal, and 
    
daughter

     to Cadmos. Hesiod1630 says that the goddess Harmo
  
     and other names of water-nymphs.     Σεμέλη. Semele.     Semele, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos, enjoyed the fatal honour of the love o
  
    e was married to Aristæos, the son of Apollo by the nymph Cyrene, the 
    
daughter

     of Hypseus son of the river-god Peneios, and king
  
    whom he had two children, Phrixos and Helle. He then espoused Ino the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos, who bore him two sons, Learchos and Me
  
    son before the altar ; but Nephele snatched away both her son and her 
    
daughter

    , and gave them a gold-fleeced ram she had obtaine
  
    lios, who received him kindly, and gave him in marriage Chalciope his 
    
daughter

    . He there sacrificed his ram to Zeus Phyxios, and
  
    wn which he named from himself Athamantia ; and marrying Themisto the 
    
daughter

     of Hypseus, had by her four children, Leucôn, Ery
  
    n.     Ἀγαυῆ καὶ Πενθεύς. Agave et Pentheus.     Agaue, the remaining 
    
daughter

     of Cadmos, was married to Echiôn, one of the Spar
  
     was governed by Polydoros the son of Cadmos, who married Nycteïs the 
    
daughter

     of Nycteus. Their son was Labdacos, who on succee
  
    led by Zethos and Amphiôn. These were the sons of Zeus by Antiope the 
    
daughter

     of Nycteus. Terrified at the threats of her fathe
  
    arried Thebe, from whom he named the town. Amphiôn espoused Niobe the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalos, who bore him an equal number of sons
  
    s o'er the woes Sent by the gods1668.  It was said that one son and a 
    
daughter

     named Chloris escaped, and that Amphiôn in attemp
  
    9. According to another tradition1670 Zethos was married to Aëdôn the 
    
daughter

     of Pandareos, by whom he had only a son named Ity
  
     daughter of Pandareos, by whom he had only a son named Itylos, and a 
    
daughter

     Neïs. Aëdôn, jealous of the superior fecundity of
  
     This legend is thus noticed in the Odyssey1672 :  As when Pandareos’ 
    
daughter

    , green Aëdôn, Sings lovely in the opening of the 
  
    it is probable, by the tragedians. By Homer1673 Antiope is called the 
    
daughter

     of Asopos, and Asios made her the wife of Epopeus
  
    al aspect. Lycos and Nycteus are plainly Light and Night. Antiope the 
    
daughter

     of the latter is the Beholder (ἀντὶ ὄψ), and may 
  
    . This goddess 1676, whose name denotes Youth or Newness 1677, is the 
    
daughter

     of the Flourishing-one (Tantalos), and the mother
  
     of Amphiôn he succeeded to the throne of Thebes ; and he married the 
    
daughter

     of Menœceus, called by Homer Epicasta, by others 
  
    ipodeia1691, Epicasta had not any children by her son, Eurygeneia the 
    
daughter

     of Hyperphas being the mother of his wellknown ch
  
     of its waters, and immediately died. The victorious Argives sent his 
    
daughter

     Manto along with a portion of the spoil to Delphi
  
    resias1702 is apparently derived from τέρας, prodigy, and that of his 
    
daughter

     from μάντις.     Ϻινύαι кαὶ Φλεγύαι. Minyæ et Phl
  
    727 .     Electryôn, the son of Perseus king of Mycenæ, had given his 
    
daughter

     Alcmena in marriage to his nephew Amphitryôn. Hav
  
    ay. In this battle Amphitryôn fell valiantly fighting. Creôn gave his 
    
daughter

     Megara in marriage to Heracles, and her younger s
  
     at Olenos, whom he found on the point of being compelled to give his 
    
daughter

     in marriage to the Centaur Eurytiôn. Dexamenos im
  
    ing all the Amazons in valour. This girdle Eurystheus coveted for his 
    
daughter

     Admeta, and he ordered Heracles to bring it to hi
  
    ed that there would be no end of the evil till Laomedôn had given his 
    
daughter

     Hesione1750 for food to the monster. He therefore
  
    hat Eurytos, king of Œchalia1768, had declared that he would give his 
    
daughter

     Iola to him who should overcome himself and his s
  
    of the Gorgôn, which Athena had given him, presented it to Aërope the 
    
daughter

     of Cepheus, and told her, that if when a hostile 
  
    rning through Tegea, Heracles violated, without knowing her, Auge the 
    
daughter

     of Aleos. She secretly brought forth a son, whom 
  
    ing him named him Telephos from that circumstance1777. Aleos gave his 
    
daughter

     Auge to Nauplios the son of Poseidôn, to sell her
  
    went afterwards to Calydôn, where he sought the hand of Deïaneira the 
    
daughter

     of Œneus1778. He had to contend for her with the 
  
    ans, and took the city of Ephyra, over which Phylas reigned, by whose 
    
daughter

     Astyoche he became the father of Tlepolemos. One 
  
    dowed with immortality ; and being reconciled to Hera he espoused her 
    
daughter

     Hebe, by whom he had two children named Alexiares
  
    e object of Hera's persecution being now effected, espouses Youth the 
    
daughter

     of his reconciled foe. Our chief objection to thi
  
    ing the Thriasian plain under water1791. Cecrops married Agraulos the 
    
daughter

     of Actæos, who bore him a son Erysichthôn, and th
  
    Pandrosos. Erysichthôn died without children ; Agraulos had by Ares a 
    
daughter

     named Alcippe1792, and Herse by Hermes a son name
  
    deity of Athens. Thus he is married to Field-dwelling (Agraulos), the 
    
daughter

     of the land (Actæos). He has one son, Mildew (Ery
  
    ng (Agraulos), All-dew (Pandrosos) and Dew (Herse). The first bears a 
    
daughter

    , Strongmare (Alcippe), to the god of war ; the th
  
    he flood of Deucaliôn is said to have happened. He married Pedias the 
    
daughter

     of Menytes ; and from his daughter Atthis, who di
  
    ve happened. He married Pedias the daughter of Menytes ; and from his 
    
daughter

     Atthis, who died a maid, he named the country Att
  
    richthonios was by some said to be the son of Hephæstos by Atthis the 
    
daughter

     of Cranaos. Others relate, that Athena coming one
  
     him therefore in a coffer, which she gave in charge to Pandrosos the 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops, with an injunction not to open it. Pa
  
     to ask her in marriage. Zeus granted his desire, but recommended his 
    
daughter

     to stand on her defence1802. — The remainder of t
  
    th his assistance come off victorious in the contest, he gave him his 
    
daughter

     Procne in marriage, by whom Tereus had a son name
  
    thood of Athena and Poseidôn-Erichthonios. Butes married Chthonia the 
    
daughter

     of his brother, and the sacerdotal family of the 
  
    ld sacrifice one of his daughters. Erechtheus offered up his youngest 
    
daughter

     Chthonia ; and her sisters, as they had entered i
  
       Πρόκρις καὶ Κέфαλος . Procris et Cephalus.     Procris, the eldest 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, was married to Cephalos the son of
  
     the early day (πρωΐ).     Ὠρϵιθυῐα. Oreithyia.     As Oreithyia, the 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, was playing or gathering flowers o
  
    ion of his father. Poseidôn took him to Æthiopia, and gave him to his 
    
daughter

     Benthesicyme to rear. When Eumolpos was grown up,
  
    came with his son Ismaros to Tegyrios, a king of Thrace, who gave his 
    
daughter

     in marriage to Ismaros. But Eumolpos, being detec
  
    ϊς)1826, and Snow (Χιόνη), to whom for the sake of uniformity another 
    
daughter

     was added, whose name shows that she could not ha
  
    the. It is, we should think, quite evident that Oreithyia was not the 
    
daughter

     of a king of Attica ; yet the real Erechtheus may
  
    ρέουσα, Ξοȗθος καὶ ῎Ιων. Creusa, Xuthus et Ion.     Creüsa, the third 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, married Zuthos the son of Hellên, 
  
    ed by the Metionids. He retired to Megara, where he married Pylia the 
    
daughter

     of king Pylos ; who, being obliged to fly for the
  
     Megara was besieged, and it was taken by the treachery of Scylla the 
    
daughter

     of Nisos. This prince had a golden or purple lock
  
    ed Ciris (κεȋρις 1830 ) ; and that the father continually pursues the 
    
daughter

     to punish her for her crime. According to Æschylu
  
    f the oracle, made his guest drunk, and put him to sleep with his own 
    
daughter

     Æthra ; and Poseidôn, it was also said, took adva
  
     the youths and maidens were exhibited before Minôs ; and Ariadne the 
    
daughter

     of the king, who was present, became deeply enamo
  
    her in every project. Each was ambitious in love, and would possess a 
    
daughter

     of the king of the gods. Theseus fixed his though
  
    ter of the king of the gods. Theseus fixed his thoughts on Helena the 
    
daughter

     of Leda, then a child of but nine years. The frie
  
     who had borne him a son named Hippolytos, Theseus married Phædra the 
    
daughter

     of Minôs and sister of Ariadne. This princess was
  
    ng himself solely to the service of Artemis, or against Phædra as the 
    
daughter

     of Pasiphae. During the absence of Theseus the qu
  
    g that king Rocky or Hilly (Cranaos), his wife Plain (Pedias) and his 
    
daughter

     Attica (Atthis) are not historical personages. It
  
    ably was derived the name of the king Nisos. The story of him and his 
    
daughter

     Scylla is one of the many tales of maidens betray
  
    yrinth. He also devised an ingenious species of dance for Ariadne the 
    
daughter

     of that monarch1862 ; but having formed the woode
  
    of Æolos, was said to be the founder of Ephyra. He married Merope the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas, by whom he had four sons, Glaucos, Orny
  
    Ornytiôn, Thersandros and Halmos1866. When Zeus carried off Ægina the 
    
daughter

     of Asopos, the river-god in his search after her 
  
     too able for him ; and Sisyphos, it is said, seduced or violated his 
    
daughter

     Anticleia (who afterwards married Laertes), and t
  
     enables him to import and export his merchandise. He is married to a 
    
daughter

     of the symbol of navigation, Atlas, and her name 
  
     him to be of the race of the gods, kept him in Lycia, giving him his 
    
daughter

     and half the royal dignity, and the people bestow
  
     had a son named Apis, from whom the peninsula was named Apia ; and a 
    
daughter

     Niobe, the first mortal woman who enjoyed the lov
  
    cadians ; and watching an opportunity, when he found the Echidna (the 
    
daughter

     of Tartaros and Earth, who seized all passers-by,
  
    gave the charge of watching her to Argos1895.     Ἰώ. Io.     Io, the 
    
daughter

     of Iasos1896, was priestess of Hera1897, and unha
  
    s from its own gods and princes. He married, we are told, Memphis the 
    
daughter

     of the Nile, by whom he had a daughter named Liby
  
    ried, we are told, Memphis the daughter of the Nile, by whom he had a 
    
daughter

     named Libya, who bore to Poseidon Agenor the fath
  
    Agenor the father of Cadmos and Europa, and Belos, who had by another 
    
daughter

     of the Nile named Anchinoe two sons, Danaos and Æ
  
     peoples and countries. The city Memphis is very naturally called the 
    
daughter

     of the Nile, on whose banks it stood ; but Libya 
  
     Nile, on whose banks it stood ; but Libya is preposterously made the 
    
daughter

     and Egypt the grandson of that city, and the Phœn
  
    n out of Argos. He fled to Lycia, where the king Iobates gave him his 
    
daughter

     Anteia or Sthenobœa in marriage, and, bringing hi
  
    ρσϵύς. Acrisius, Danae, et Perseus.     Acrisios married Eurydice the 
    
daughter

     of Lacedæmôn, by whom he had a daughter, whom he 
  
    Acrisios married Eurydice the daughter of Lacedæmôn, by whom he had a 
    
daughter

    , whom he called Danae. He inquired of the oracle 
  
    e god replied, that he would himself have no male issue, but that his 
    
daughter

     would bear a son whose hand would deprive him of 
  
     he framed a brazen subterranean chamber1934, in which he shut up his 
    
daughter

     and her nurse, in order that she might never beco
  
    nced to hear the voice of the child at his play. He brought forth his 
    
daughter

     and her nurse ; and putting the latter instantly 
  
    and feigning that he was about to become a suitor to Hippodameia, the 
    
daughter

     of Œnomaos, he called together his vassals, and a
  
    e to the country of the Æthiopians1939. Here he beheld Andromeda, the 
    
daughter

     of Cepheus king of the country, fastened to a roc
  
    lted by Cepheus, declared that only by the exposure of Andromeda, the 
    
daughter

     of Cassiopeia, to the monster, could the evil be 
  
    as seized with love, and he forthwith promised Cepheus to deliver his 
    
daughter

     from the monster if he would give her to him in m
  
    es into his dominions1947. Andromeda bore to Perseus six sons and one 
    
daughter

    . The sons were Perses (who was born in Æthiopia, 
  
    s of Persia1948, Alcæos, Mestôr, Electryôn, Sthenelos and Eleios. The 
    
daughter

     was named Gorgophone ; she married Perieres the L
  
     Alcæos left the throne to his brother Electryôn, who had married his 
    
daughter

     Anaxo, by whom he had several children. Mestôr, t
  
    eral children. Mestôr, the third son of Perseus, married Lysidice the 
    
daughter

     of Pelops, by whom he had a daughter named Hippot
  
    of Perseus, married Lysidice the daughter of Pelops, by whom he had a 
    
daughter

     named Hippothoe, whom Poseidôn carried off to the
  
     golden lock of hair on his head. Pterolaos had several sons, and one 
    
daughter

     who was named Comætho (Hair-burner). When Electry
  
    ge the death of his sons, had given to Amphitryôn the kingdom and his 
    
daughter

     Alcmena, binding him by oath not to claim a husba
  
    nios, retired to Thebes, where he was purified by Creôn, who gave his 
    
daughter

     Perimede in marriage to Licymnios. Alcmena still 
  
     Pterolaos lived, he could accomplish nothing. At length Comætho, the 
    
daughter

     of that prince, falling in love with Amphitryôn, 
  
    n already related1968, Asclepios was the son of Apollo by Coronis the 
    
daughter

     of Phlegyas. The care of his education was commit
  
    me to explore the strength of the Peloponnese, was accompanied by his 
    
daughter

    , who was at the time pregnant by Apollo, but unkn
  
    pios first saw the light in their country. His mother was Arsinoe the 
    
daughter

     of Leucippos, and the places from which his sons 
  
    epios was one of those who sailed in the Argo. He had by Lampetia the 
    
daughter

     of the Sun two sons, Machaôn and Podaleirios, and
  
    o reigned over Arcadia at the time of Deucaliôn’s flood, Lycaôn had a 
    
daughter

     named Callisto1984, who dedicated herself to the 
  
       Iasos or Iasiôn, a descendant of Arcas, was married to Clymene the 
    
daughter

     of Minyas. He was anxious for male offspring ; an
  
    f and his bride1995. According to other accounts1996 Atalanta was the 
    
daughter

     of of Schœneus the son of Athamas, and therefore 
  
    α. Tyndareus et Leda.      Lacedæmôn, the son of Zeus and Taÿgete the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas, married Sparta the daughter of Eurotas,
  
    the son of Zeus and Taÿgete the daughter of Atlas, married Sparta the 
    
daughter

     of Eurotas, the grandson of the autochthon Lelex,
  
    st was married to Acrisios king of Argos. Amyclas had, by Diomede the 
    
daughter

     of Lapithas, Cynortes and Hyacinthos. Cynortes le
  
    nthos. Cynortes left a son named Perieres, who was, by Gorgophone the 
    
daughter

     of Perseus, father of Tyndareos, Icarios, Aphareu
  
    ut of Laconia. They sought refuge with Thestios king of Ætolia, whose 
    
daughter

     Leda Tyndareos married. Heracles afterwards vanqu
  
    d probably the most ancient one is that given above, that she was the 
    
daughter

     of Leda by Zeus, who took the form of a white swa
  
    as produced from it2001. Hesiod, on the other hand, called Helena the 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos and Tethys2002. In the Ilias Helena is
  
    Tyndareos. This however does not prove that Helena was held to be his 
    
daughter

     ; and we shall see reason for supposing that she 
  
    ed his city and all its inhabitants2021.     Τυρώ. Tyro.     Tyro the 
    
daughter

     of Salmoneus was, after the death of her father, 
  
     Περικλὺμενος. Neleus et Periclymenus.     Neleus married Chloris the 
    
daughter

     of Amphiôn, the son of Iasos of the Minyan Orchom
  
    ral sons, of whom the principal were Periclymenos and Nestôr, and one 
    
daughter

     named Pero. When Heracles attacked Pylos2024, he 
  
    Windman), whose son is Salmoneus, i. e. Halmoneus (Sea-man), by whose 
    
daughter

     Poseidôn is the father of Neleus, i. e. Nereus, w
  
    he son of Cretheus and Tyro settled at Pylos. He married Eidomene the 
    
daughter

     of his brother Pheres, by whom he had two sons, B
  
    soothsayer2029. Meanwhile his brother Bias fell in love with Pero the 
    
daughter

     of Neleus. As the hand of this beautiful maiden w
  
    tation as Swollen-foot.      ῎Ιαμοѕ. Iamus.     The nymph Pitane, the 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Eurotas’ conceived by Poseidôn t
  
    the son of Aëthlios, the son of Zeus by Protogeneia (First-born), the 
    
daughter

     of Deucaliôn ; and he was the father of Pæôn, Epe
  
     attained to manhood he resolved to seek in marriage Hippodameia, the 
    
daughter

     of Œnomaos, son of Ares, king of Pisa. An oracle 
  
    passing beauty to part with her, he proclaimed that he would give his 
    
daughter

     only to him who should conquer him in the chariot
  
    n at the Isthmus, and it was run in this manner : Œnomaos placing his 
    
daughter

     in the chariot with the suitor, gave him the star
  
    emory of his affection to grant him the means of obtaining the lovely 
    
daughter

     of Œnomaos, declaring that even should he fail in
  
    081. Thyestes fled to Thesprotia, whence he went to Sicyôn, where his 
    
daughter

     Pelopia dwelt. He arrived on the very night in wh
  
    . He went to Thesprotia in search of him, where he beheld Pelopia the 
    
daughter

     of Thyestes ; and supposing her to be the daughte
  
    beheld Pelopia the daughter of Thyestes ; and supposing her to be the 
    
daughter

     of the king, demanded her in marriage. Thesprotos
  
     and the whole deed of darkness was brought to light. The unfortunate 
    
daughter

     of Thyestes, under pretence of examining the swor
  
    Zeus, says the legend, becoming enamoured of the beauty of Europa the 
    
daughter

     of Phœnix or of Agenôr, changed himself into a be
  
    ucceeded in his kingdom by Minôs. In the Ilias2093 Zeus says that the 
    
daughter

     of ‘far-famed’ Phœnix bore to him Minôs and ‘godl
  
    iately made Agenôr the sire of Cadmos, Europa was also said to be his 
    
daughter

    , while her mother Telephassa became the inappropr
  
     where their office is to judge the dead. Minôs married Pasiphae, the 
    
daughter

     of the Sun and Perseis, by whom he had several ch
  
     Troy2102.     Ἀριάδνη και Фαίδρα. Ariadne et Phædra.     Ariadne the 
    
daughter

     of Minôs, as has been related above, fell in love
  
    d her with their Theseus, and it was thus perhaps that she became the 
    
daughter

     of Minôs. The passage in the Odyssey would be dec
  
    uld appear to have been appellations. Thus Europa (Broad-face) is the 
    
daughter

     of Phœnix (Red) and Telephassa (Far-shining), and
  
    es Asteriôn (Starry). The wife of Minôs is Pasiphae (All-bright), the 
    
daughter

     of the Sun and Perseïs ; and their daughter is Ph
  
    asiphae (All-bright), the daughter of the Sun and Perseïs ; and their 
    
daughter

     is Phædra (Bright). Though we do not believe that
  
    ελαμών. Æacus et Telamon.     The river-god Asopos married Metope the 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Ladôn, and had by her several ch
  
    daughter of the river-god Ladôn, and had by her several children. His 
    
daughter

     Ægina attracting the love of Zeus, the amorous mo
  
    e ants in the island into men and women2111. Æacos married Endeïs the 
    
daughter

     of Cheirôn, who bore him two sons, Telamôn and Pe
  
    ing isle of Salamis, where Kychres the son of Poseidôn by Salamis the 
    
daughter

     of Asopos then reigned, having slain a serpent wh
  
    reigned, having slain a serpent which ravaged the island. He gave his 
    
daughter

     in marriage to Telamôn, and left him the kingdom.
  
    amôn accompanied Heracles to Troy ; and the hero gave him Hesione the 
    
daughter

     of Laomedôn, by whom he had a son named Teucros. 
  
    during club.  Oriôn was said to be the son of Poseidôn by Euryale the 
    
daughter

     of Minyas ; and his father gave him the power of 
  
    he went to the isle of Chios, where he became enamoured of Merope the 
    
daughter

     of Œnopiôn the son of Dionysos and Ariadne. He so
  
    he constellation which rises in July loves with an ardent passion the 
    
daughter

     of the vine. When the grapes are gathered and pre
  
    of Lemnos, in which there were at that time no men, and Hypsipyle the 
    
daughter

     of Thoas governed it as queen. For the Lemnian wo
  
     the son of Agenôr (or of Poseidôn), and was married to Cleopatra the 
    
daughter

     of Boreas and Oreithyia. She died, leaving him tw
  
    ithyia. She died, leaving him two sons ; and he then married Idæa the 
    
daughter

     of Dardanos. Jealous of her stepchildren, Idæa ma
  
    lexity about the accomplishment of these hard tasks, when Medeia, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, who had conceived a sudden affection
  
     yet night2160. Æetes, on discovering the treachery and flight of his 
    
daughter

    , got on shipboard and pursued the fugitives. Mede
  
    ts in pursuit of the Argo, threatening if they did not bring back his 
    
daughter

     to inflict on them the punishment designed for he
  
    om him went to Phegeus at Psophis, who purified him, and gave him his 
    
daughter

     Arsinoe in marriage. He presented his bride with 
  
    eloös was purified by the river-god himself, who gave him to wife his 
    
daughter

     Callirrhoe. On the soil just deposited by the str
  
    uripides.     Tà Tρώϊκα. The Trojan War.     Zeus was, by Electra the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas, the father of two sons, Iasiôn and Dard
  
     Teucrians2191. He was well received by this prince, who gave him his 
    
daughter

     Bateia2192 in marriage, and a part of his territo
  
    uld run on the ears of corn or the waves of the sea2193. By Astyoche, 
    
daughter

     of the Simoïs, Erichthonios had a son named Trôs,
  
     named Trôs, who succeeded him on the throne. Trôs married Callirrhoe 
    
daughter

     of the Scamandros, who bore him a daughter Cleopa
  
    e. Trôs married Callirrhoe daughter of the Scamandros, who bore him a 
    
daughter

     Cleopatra, and three sons Ilos, Assaracos, and Ga
  
    mpensation some horses of the Olympian breed2194. Assaracos married a 
    
daughter

     of the river Simoïs, by whom he had a son named C
  
    river Simoïs, by whom he had a son named Capys, who was by Themis the 
    
daughter

     of his brother Ilos father of Anchises, to whom A
  
    er a distaff and spindle. Laomedôn the son of Ilos married Strymo the 
    
daughter

     of the Scamandros, by whom he had Tithonos (who w
  
     reigned over Ilion after his father. He married Hecabe (Hecuba), the 
    
daughter

     of Dymas the Phrygian2199, who bore him nineteen2
  
    m to Priamos, he sent for his son Æsacos, by a former wife Arisbe the 
    
daughter

     of Merops, who had been reared and taught to inte
  
     Achilleus being driven to the isle of Scyros, espoused Deïdameia the 
    
daughter

     of Lycomedes2213. Telephos having by direction of
  
     her wrath could only be appeased by the sacrifice of Iphigeneia, the 
    
daughter

     of the offender, that maiden was brought to the c
  
    maiden named Briseïs fell to the share of Achilleus, and Chryseïs the 
    
daughter

     of Chryses, the priest of Apollo, to Agamemnôn. O
  
    y the troops as a traitor2216. Chryses came to the camp to ransom his 
    
daughter

    , but he was driven away with insult by Agamemnôn.
  
     Hector, which the Trojans burn with due solemnity2217. Penthesileia, 
    
daughter

     of Ares, queen of the Amazons, now leads her fema
  
    aos, sailed away and reached their homes in safety2224. Cassandra the 
    
daughter

     of Priamos had fallen to the share of the king of
  
    took possession of the throne of his father, and married Hermione the 
    
daughter

     of Menelaos, by whom he had two sons, Tisamenos a
  
    uring to catch fish to support them ; when the sea-nymph Eidothea the 
    
daughter

     of Proteus met Menelaos wandering alone, and info
  
    ipides (l. c.) says that «Æschylus and the ϕνσικώτϵροι say she is his 
    
daughter

    , because she partakes of the solar light, and cha
  
     the goddesses ; the former iu particular belonged to Demeter and her 
    
daughter

    .  545. For further information on the subject of 
  
     722.  592. II. v. 905. This, however, was not a servile office ; the 
    
daughter

     of Nestôr renders it to Telemachos, Od. iii. 464.
  
    ity of the authorities place the legend in Arcadia, making Daphne the 
    
daughter

     of the Ladôn by Earth (the natural parent of a pl
  
     of Phœnix and Alphesibœa. It is uncertain whether he made the latter 
    
daughter

     of the former or not. Panyasis (Id. ib.) made him
  
    d. ib.) made him the offspring of Theias, king of Assyria, by his own 
    
daughter

     Smyrna.  746. Ares, out of jealousy, took it is s
  
    yginus (160.) says that Cephalos was the son of Hermes by Creusa, the 
    
daughter

     of Ercehtheus.  847. Met. iv. 285.  848. See belo
  
     be connected with ἰκμὰς, ἰχὼρ, and therefore to denote moisture. His 
    
daughter

     is Erigone (Spring-born).  1128. Μάρων Εὺάνθϵος υ
  
    , he adds, Œdipûs married Eurygeneia, and on her death Astymedusa the 
    
daughter

     of Sthenelos.  1692. Athen. xi. 465.  1693.  Ap. 
  
    o later writers Amaltheia was a nymph, the possessor of the horn, the 
    
daughter

     of Oceanos (Sch. Il. xxi. 194.), or Hæmonios (Phe
  
     of Pandiôn.   1857. Νισαία is plainly the same as νησαία.  1858. The 
    
daughter

     of the governor of the castle of Abydos thus betr
  
    hus betrayed it to the Turks. In the Shâh-Nâmeh, Meliketh (Princess), 
    
daughter

     of an Arab chief, delivers him and his castle up 
  
    . de Fac. in Orb. Lunæ, 2.   2014. Paus. iii. 16, 1. The moon was the 
    
daughter

     of the sun : see above, p. 61.  2015. Paus. i. 18

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    ctory, Strength, and Force. Perses married Asteria. Hecate* was their 
    
daughter

    .  Hyperion* and Thea were the parents of Helios (
  
    e at the hands of his own son.    Nyx* (The Night).       Nyx was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos, and sister of Erebus, to whom she bore 
  
    *; Roman, Aurora*; Hindu, Sarunya*. Eos, the goddess of the dawn, was 
    
daughter

     of Hyperion and Thea, and a sister of Helios and 
  
    ).     Comparative Mythology. — Greek, Selene*; Roman, Luna*. Selene, 
    
daughter

     of Hyperion and Thea, represented the moon. The n
  
    epths of Oceanus. Seated in a silvery chariot, and accompanied by her 
    
daughter

     Hersa*, the goddess of the dew, appeared the mild
  
    as originally a moon-goddess worshiped by the Thracians*. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Perses* and Asteria, and her sway extended ove
  
    loch*; Egyptian, Seb. Chronos was the god of time. He married Rhea, a 
    
daughter

     of Uranus and Gæa. Their children were three sons
  
    d indignation, proved faithless to her. He was about to wed Sagaris*, 
    
daughter

     of the king of Pessinus, in Phrygia. In the midst
  
    he temple of Jupiter at Rome. The earliest wife of Zeus was Metis*, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus. Zeus devoured her, fearing that she s
  
    a*, whose son was Hermes* (Mercury). Persephone* (Proserpine) was the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Demeter* (Ceres). Zeus and Eurynome* 
  
    hero Heracles* (Hercules) was the son of Zeus and Alcmena*. Antiope*, 
    
daughter

     of Nycteus*, and niece of Lycus*, king of Thebes,
  
    sign of its speedy abatement.”   Seemann .  Europa* was the beautiful 
    
daughter

     of Agenor* (king of Phœnicia) and Telephassa*. Sh
  
    s justice that he was made one of the judges in the lower world. Io*, 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Inachus, was a priestess of Hera
  
    as the full moon, in her original shape.”   Seemann .  Callisto*, the 
    
daughter

     of Lycaon*, king of Arcadia, was a huntress in th
  
    ative Mythology. — Greek, Hera*; Roman, Juno*; Egyptian, Sati*. Hera, 
    
daughter

     of Chronos and Rhea, was believed to have been ed
  
     and Atropos concludes our lives.  Homer speaks of one Mœræ only, the 
    
daughter

     of Night, who represents the moral force by which
  
     Demeter*; Roman, Ceres*. Demeter (from Ge-meter, earth-mother) was a 
    
daughter

     of Chronos and Rhea. She was the goddess of agric
  
    into subjection to law and morality. She thus becomes that “bountiful 
    
daughter

     of Heaven” who, as Schiller sings in his “Lay of 
  
    egend linked with the name of Demeter is the story of the loss of her 
    
daughter

    , Persephone, or Cora*. The latter was once playin
  
    ld neither return nor allow the fruits of the earth to grow until her 
    
daughter

     was restored to her. At length Zeus sent Hermes w
  
    ion of the Eleusinian* Mysteries. When Demeter, after the loss of her 
    
daughter

    , was wandering over the earth in the guise of a p
  
    g a bowl of porridge, when weary and faint in the vain search for her 
    
daughter

    . She angrily threw into his face the remainder of
  
     means to appease it, he sold all his substance, and finally his only 
    
daughter

    . As Poseidon had bestowed on this maiden the powe
  
    . — Greek, Persephone*, or Cora*; Roman, Proserpina*. Persephone, the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Demeter, was queen of the lower world
  
    er of Persephone.” On the other hand, she appears as Cora, the lovely 
    
daughter

     of Demeter, a personification of that force of na
  
     famous as a court of justice. Hermione* (Harmony) was said to be the 
    
daughter

     of Ares and Aphrodite, because from Love and Stri
  
    logy. — Greek, Hestia*; Roman, Vesta*; Egyptian, Anouka. Hestia was a 
    
daughter

     of Chronos and Rhea. She was the goddess of the h
  
    e*; Jewish, Ashtoreth*. In the Iliad, Aphrodite is represented as the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Dione, the goddess of moisture. This 
  
    fectly fitted for an enduring union with the divinity. Psyche was the 
    
daughter

     of a king, and was the youngest of three sisters.
  
    me time discharged his leaden arrow of aversion into that of Daphne*, 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Peneus. Daphne fled from Apollo,
  
    g, but is seen no more when the sun is risen.”   Cox .  Cassandra*, a 
    
daughter

     of Priam*, king of Troy, was beloved by Apollo. S
  
     kindness. By the aid of Apollo, Admetus gained the hand of Alcestis, 
    
daughter

     of Pelias*. The exiled god obtained from the Fate
  
    ian Artemis, and also as Selene-Artemis. The Arcadian Artemis was the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Leto, and twin-sister of Apollo. She 
  
    al. This is the same Artemis to whom Agamemnon was about to offer his 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia*, previous to the departure of the Gree
  
    s on the monument of Lysicrates*, at Athens. Dionysus found Ariadne*, 
    
daughter

     of Minos*, king of Crete, on the isle of Naxos, w
  
    goats, lambs, milk, and oil.    Iris* (The Rainbow).       Iris*, the 
    
daughter

     of Thaumas* (Wonder) and Electra* (Brightness), p
  
    rvades the air.”   Berens .     Hebe* (Juventas).       Hebe* was the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Hera, and she represented the youthfu
  
    s hand, and raising a mask from his face.    Nemesis*.    Nemesis*, a 
    
daughter

     of Nyx, was regarded as a goddess of equality, wh
  
    ion*, the son of Prometheus and Clymene*, was married to Pyrrha*, the 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus and Pandora, and reigned over the s
  
        Cadmus*.    Zeus, under the form of a white bull, carried Europa, 
    
daughter

     of Agenor*, king of Tyre, away to Crete. Grieved 
  
    genor*, king of Tyre, away to Crete. Grieved for the loss of his only 
    
daughter

    , Agenor ordered his sons Cadmus*, Phœnix*, and Ci
  
    at time, the god of war became reconciled to Cadmus, and gave him his 
    
daughter

     Hermione, or Harmonia, in marriage. All the gods 
  
    d his sons refused to interfere in his behalf. Guided by his faithful 
    
daughter

    , Antigone, he wandered to the grove of the Eumeni
  
    ce of Adrastus*, king of Argos, who received him kindly, gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and promised to assist him in gainin
  
    as at length purified by Phegeus*, king of Psophis*, who gave him his 
    
daughter

     Arsinoe* in marriage. He presented his bride with
  
    e was purified by the river-god himself, who gave him in marriage his 
    
daughter

     Callirrhoe*, and he built his town on the soil de
  
    elphian god.    Perseus*.    Perseus* was the son of Zeus and Danae*, 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius*, king of Argos. An oracle having dec
  
     declared the land could be saved only by the sacrifice of the king’s 
    
daughter

    , Andromeda. Cepheus, after some time, yielded to 
  
    ravely defended himself and slew them all. The king then gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and shared the kingdom with him. Bel
  
    oring people. Creon*, king of Thebes, in gratitude, gave the hero his 
    
daughter

    , Megara*, in marriage, and Iphicles married her s
  
    , which she wore as a sign of her royal power and authority. Admete*, 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, was anxious to obtain this girdle,
  
    his journey homeward occurred his celebrated adventure with Hesione*, 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon*, king of Troy. This king had refused
  
    eclared that the plague would never cease till Laomedon had given his 
    
daughter

    , Hesione, to be devoured by the monster. The prin
  
    aus. He then proceeded to the court of Eurytus*, who had promised his 
    
daughter

    , Iole*, in marriage to the man who should vanquis
  
     complete victory, but Eurytus, nevertheless, refused to give him his 
    
daughter

    . Heracles, with many threats of future vengeance,
  
    es now proceeded to Calydon, where he wooed the beautiful Deianeira*, 
    
daughter

     of Œneus*. His rival was the river-god Achelous, 
  
     long meditated vengeance on Eurytus, who had refused to give him his 
    
daughter

    , Iole, after he had won her by shooting with the 
  
     gods. Hera, in token of her reconciliation, gave him the hand of her 
    
daughter

    , Hebe, in marriage. Heracles was deified as the g
  
        Theseus*.    Theseus*, son of Ægeus*, king of Athens, and Æthra*, 
    
daughter

     of Pittheus*, king of Trœzen*, was one of the mos
  
    the youths and maidens were exhibited before Minos; and Ariadne*, his 
    
daughter

    , being present, became deeply enamored of Theseus
  
    er continued true brothers in arms. Each of them aspired to espouse a 
    
daughter

     of Zeus. Theseus fixed his choice on Helen, then 
  
    daring ambition. After the death of Antiope, Theseus married Phædra*, 
    
daughter

     of Minos, king of Crete, and sister of Ariadne. P
  
     two children were Phryxus* and Helle*. He afterwards married Ino*, a 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus, and she, being jealous of her step-chi
  
    o Ares (Mars), and placed a dragon to guard it. He married Calciope*, 
    
daughter

     of the king Æetes*, but soon afterwards died.    
  
    ecate to supplicate that mighty goddess, and was met there by Medea*, 
    
daughter

     of Æetes, and a great enchantress, who had fallen
  
    which immediately put to sea. Æetes soon discovered the flight of his 
    
daughter

    , and attempted to overtake the fugitives, but Med
  
    . At length Jason wearied of her, and was about to marry Creusa*, the 
    
daughter

     of the king. Medea concealed her rage, and sent a
  
    ections of Helen, and bore her away to his native city. Helen was the 
    
daughter

     of Zeus and Leda, and the loveliest woman of her 
  
    , on being consulted, announced that the sacrifice of Iphigenia*, the 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon, would alone appease the incensed go
  
     wife. Rejoicing at the brilliant destiny which awaited her beautiful 
    
daughter

    , the mother obeyed, and sent the maiden to Aulis.
  
    f the Greeks from Troy.    The Greeks, after sacrificing Polyxena*, a 
    
daughter

     of Priam, on the grave of Achilles, prepared to r
  
     way till they arrived at the island of Ææa*, where dwelt Circe*, the 
    
daughter

     of the sun. Landing here, Odysseus sent one-half 
  
     ashore on the island of Ogygia*. Ogygia was the abode of Calypso*, a 
    
daughter

     of Atlas. She received the hero hospitably, and w
  
     down on some dried leaves soon fell asleep. Nausicaa*, the beautiful 
    
daughter

     of the king, Alcinous*, and his queen, Arete*, ha
  
    atinus*, third in descent from Saturn, governed the country. He had a 
    
daughter

     named Lavinia, whose hand had been promised to Tu
  
    em to rouse up from the thicket a tame stag belonging to Silvia*, the 
    
daughter

     of Tyrrheus*, chief herdsman of King Latinus. A j
  
    beauty and power. This new being was a god, from whom and his wife, a 
    
daughter

     of the giant race, sprung the three brothers Odin
  
    house of Giuki, the Niflung*, who determined that he should marry his 
    
daughter

     Gudrun, and that Brynhild should become the wife 
  
    In this tradition appear twin brothers, sons of a virgin, who was the 
    
daughter

     of Ataensic. The names of the brothers were Ioske

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    parents of Psyche were not very wise persons, they loved their little 
    
daughter

     with a foolish fondness. They thought her the mos
  
     pretended to equal her. Psyche’s parents were wrong to compare their 
    
daughter

     with Venus, but Psyche was perfectly innocent, an
  
    she mentioned, “and there you will see a young girl who is the king’s 
    
daughter

    . I detest that girl, and I am resolved to make he
  
    her of Psyche became very curious to know the future fortune of their 
    
daughter

    , and they repaired to the oracle of Apollo to lea
  
    nt Venus that persecuted Psyche.  Mother. She was perhaps some king’s 
    
daughter

    ; the most beautiful woman at that time known.  An
  
     Enna, which was covered with fragrant flowers. Ceres had a beautiful 
    
daughter

    , whom she loved excessively; this was Proserpine.
  
    whom she loved excessively; this was Proserpine. Ceres often left her 
    
daughter

     with the young maidens her companions, while she 
  
    wful deity. “But he is my father’s brother,” said she, “and shall the 
    
daughter

     of Jove fear him. Ah, I do fear him! Cyane, let u
  
    a story of Ceres, and that will tell you how much she grieved for her 
    
daughter

    .  Ann. Did any person ever believe that Cyane was
  
      Ceres returned to her home, expecting to be received by her beloved 
    
daughter

    ; but no daughter awaited her. Where to look for h
  
    to her home, expecting to be received by her beloved daughter; but no 
    
daughter

     awaited her. Where to look for her, the distracte
  
     of my child?” Arethusa then told her she had seen the descent of her 
    
daughter

    , and the transformation of Cyane. No sooner had C
  
    y harnessed two dragons to her car, flew to Olympus, and demanded her 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. “You may have your daughter,” answere
  
     to Olympus, and demanded her daughter of Jupiter. “You may have your 
    
daughter

    ,” answered Jupiter to her supplication, “if she h
  
     are the guilty and the good of all ages, and all countries. But your 
    
daughter

     is in Elysium, where the virtuous and the pure al
  
    led with the virtuous?” Ceres loved herself better than she loved her 
    
daughter

    . So she preferred to recover Proserpine rather th
  
    d him into an owl. Ceres was so miserable, now that she must lose her 
    
daughter

    , that Pluto consented she should dwell with her m
  
    good Zanthea, the faithful maiden whom I so tenderly love, shall be a 
    
daughter

     to you while I am gone. And, my dear father, I sh
  
    l things having been prepared for her departure, Pandion attended his 
    
daughter

     to the harbour of Piræus, where the vessel of Ter
  
    e taller stranger before. He was the same who carried off his uncle’s 
    
daughter

    , as she was watering the flock with her two broth
  
    autiful young girls whom Mercury saw in the procession was Herse, the 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops, the first king of Athens. Gods liked 
  
    there when she should return from the sacrifice. Aglauria, the eldest 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops, was at home. It was a custom in those
  
    of Cecrops, was at home. It was a custom in those days for the eldest 
    
daughter

     of a family to be married the first, and if a you
  
     where the flocks of Agenor fed. He saw the pretty Europa, the king’s 
    
daughter

    . He thought he should like to have her himself; s
  
    rn in towery Thebes.”   Elton’s Hesiod.  Cadmus married Harmonia, the 
    
daughter

     of Mars and Venus, and they lived happily togethe
  
    and here is a fable which shows that they thought so. Ino, the eldest 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus, was married to Athamas, who had a litt
  
    ts.    Danæ and Perseus.     Acrisius, king of Argos, had a beautiful 
    
daughter

    , whose name was Danæ. While Danæ was very young, 
  
     long time ago, went to the oracle. The oracle told Acrisius that his 
    
daughter

     Danas would have a son, who would kill him. Acris
  
    r Danas would have a son, who would kill him. Acrisius thought if his 
    
daughter

     were never married, she could have no son to kill
  
    ns of Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. Here he beheld Andromeda, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , chained to a rock, where she was expecting, in u
  
    isfy the angry Neptune. “You must,” said he, “give him your beautiful 
    
daughter

    , Andromeda. When you are returned home, you must 
  
    e went to the king and told him, in a few words, that he had seen his 
    
daughter

    ; that he would preserve her and destroy the monst
  
    med the former at Apollo, and the latter at Daphne, a young girl, the 
    
daughter

     of the river Peneus. Apollo soon after, clad like
  
     recesses of his rocky dwelling, there to weep for the absence of his 
    
daughter

     Io, who had withdrawn herself, he knew not whithe
  
    ugh tongue. Io longed to communicate to Inachus that she was his lost 
    
daughter

    , and at length fell upon the expedient of tracing
  
    otions of the heifer, and saw in the sands these words, “I am Io, thy 
    
daughter

    ; Jupiter has transformed me to this shape.” Inach
  
    mong the nymphs of Arcadia, one of the most beautiful was Syrinx, the 
    
daughter

     of Ladon. Syrinx was a worshipper of Diana, and t
  
    ling in the Palazzo Respigliosi, at Rome.    Niobe.     Niobe was the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, king of Lydia; that very Tantalus wh
  
    the gods and goddesses, and their worship. In Thebes dwelt Manto, the 
    
daughter

     of Tiresias, the prophet. This prophetess used to
  
    omage, behold your queen; is not she worthy of your veneration? — the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, who once made a banquet for the gods

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     senseless. A myth of Mother Earth (Demeter) mourning the loss of her 
    
daughter

    , the Springtide, is reasonable; a myth of Demeter
  
    e waves; and there Deucalion, son of Prometheus, and his wife Pyrrha, 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus, found refuge — he a just man and s
  
    s. — The gods of Heaven were the following:68  Jupiter (Zeus).69  His 
    
daughter

    , Minerva (Athene), who sprang from his brain, ful
  
    His children by Latona, — Apollo, or Phœbus, and Diana (Artemis). His 
    
daughter

     by Dione, — Venus (Aphrodite).70  His son by Maia
  
     Ludovisi, Rome: Overbeck, Atlas 9: 8; Roscher 13: 2123.] She was the 
    
daughter

     of Cronus and Rhea, but was brought up by Oceanus
  
     Fear, — also his sister Eris, or Discord (the mother of Strife), his 
    
daughter

     Enyo, ruiner of cities, — and a retinue of blood-
  
    oddess of beauty herself. In her arms the warrior finds repose. Their 
    
daughter

     Harmonia is the ancestress of the unquiet dynasty
  
    the sea, that it might be a secure resting-place for his beloved. The 
    
daughter

     of Latona is, as her name Artemis indicates, a vi
  
    prerogative of moon-goddess she is frequently identified with Selene, 
    
daughter

     of Hyperion, just as Apollo is with Helios. Despi
  
    ve and beauty, was, according to the more ancient Greek conception, a 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Dione82; but Hesiod says that she 
  
    ave of Mount. Cyllene in Arcadia was the son of Jupiter and Maia (the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas). According to conjecture, his name Herm
  
    y lover knows, There’s no such honey-bloom that blows.”88   (2) Hebe, 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Juno, goddess of youth, and cup-be
  
    107; Roscher 9: 1597.] (3) The Graces, daughters of Jove by Eurynome, 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus. They were goddesses presiding over th
  
    ania of astronomy, Thalia of comedy. (5) Themis, one of the Titans, a 
    
daughter

     of Uranus. She sat, as goddess of justice, beside
  
    aughters of Night.    Pl. 6. The Fates.  Michael Angelo. (7) Nemesis, 
    
daughter

     of Night. She represented the righteous anger and
  
     festivals, and of agriculture in general, was sister of Jupiter, and 
    
daughter

     of Cronus and Rhea. She is connected through her 
  
    upiter, and daughter of Cronus and Rhea. She is connected through her 
    
daughter

     Proserpine, queen of Hades, with the holy ceremon
  
    hus, or Dionysus, the god of wine, was the son of Jupiter and Semele, 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus of Thebes. He was especially the god of
  
    Denkm., 620; Roscher 11: 1803.] § 50. Proserpina (Persephone) was the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres and Jupiter. She was queen of Hades, — a
  
    rivals in his affection: for instance, Latona, a goddess of darkness, 
    
daughter

     of the Titans Cœus and Phœbe. This goddess became
  
    her hoof on the sand. Inachus recognized it, and discovering that his 
    
daughter

    , whom he had long sought in vain, was hidden unde
  
    k, as do the other stars, beneath the Ocean.112  § 61. Europa was the 
    
daughter

     of Agenor, king of Phœnicia, son of the god Neptu
  
    e lost maiden, fall under the myths of Mars.114  § 62. Semele was the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus, founder of Thebes. She was descended, 
  
    ded, through both parents, from the gods; for her mother Harmonia was 
    
daughter

     to Mars and the laughter-loving Venus. To Semele 
  
    es of them, is illustrated by the fortunes of Ægina. This maiden, the 
    
daughter

     of Asopus, a river-god, attracted the attention o
  
     the Trojan War. § 64. Antiope was, according to the Odyssey, another 
    
daughter

     of Asopus, therefore a sister of Ægina. But later
  
    herefore a sister of Ægina. But later poets make this darling of Jove 
    
daughter

     of Nycteus, king of Thebes. While she was engaged
  
    not all harmony and happiness. Owing to the pride of his wife, Niobe, 
    
daughter

     of King Tantalus, there befell him and his house 
  
    r contest, a mortal dared to come into competition with the gray-eyed 
    
daughter

     of Jove. This was Arachne, a maiden who had attai
  
    us, having said, she turned from him her shining eyes. Him did Venus, 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter, take by the hand and lead away, groan
  
    ow himself, on occasion, as vindictive as his fair foe, the unwearied 
    
daughter

     of Jove. This fact, not only Cadmus, who slew a s
  
    him over the realm of Thebes, and Jove gave him to wife Harmonia, the 
    
daughter

     of Venus and Mars. The gods left Olympus to honor
  
    vengeance of Apollo, and also of his sister Diana. This Niobe was the 
    
daughter

     of a certain Tantalus, king of Phrygia, who had b
  
     But there was a strain of ingratitude and conceit in both father and 
    
daughter

    . The father not only betrayed the secrets of the 
  
    d. Pelops was restored to life, — Tantalus consigned to Tartarus. The 
    
daughter

    , Niobe, although she owed her happy marriage with
  
    tand before your eyes! Will you prefer to me this Latona, the Titan’s 
    
daughter

    , with her two children? I have seven times as man
  
    ndignant. On the Cynthian mountain top she thus addressed her son and 
    
daughter

    : “My children, I who have been so proud of you bo
  
     prophecy. When the sage returned to his home bearing the infant, his 
    
daughter

     Ocyrrhoe came forth to meet him, and at sight of 
  
    52 — Admetus was a suitor, with others, for the hand of Alcestis, the 
    
daughter

     of Pelias, who promised her to him who should com
  
    pped with lead. With the leaden shaft he struck the nymph Daphne, the 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Peneüs, and with the golden one 
  
    n the wind, nor delayed a moment at his entreaties. “Stay,” said he, “
    
daughter

     of Peneüs; I am not a foe. It is for love I pursu
  
    red, And divided at her prayer; And under the water The Earth’s white 
    
daughter

     Fled like a sunny beam; Behind her descended Her 
  
     the rare good-will of Diana. It is related that he loved Merope, the 
    
daughter

     of Œnopion, king of Chios, and sought her in marr
  
    petual.” Thus Psyche was at last united to Cupid; and in due season a 
    
daughter

     was born to them whose name was Pleasure. The all
  
    na. [Wall painting: H. and P.]  Atalanta’ s Race. 183 — Atalanta, the 
    
daughter

     of Schœneus of Bœotia, had been warned by an orac
  
    as on the island of Naxos that Bacchus afterward found Ariadne, — the 
    
daughter

     of Minos, king of Crete, — who had been deserted 
  
     some despise our power? Minerva and Diana defy us; and there is that 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, who threatens to follow their example. 
  
     passage to Tartarus.  The Wanderings of Ceres.204 — Ceres sought her 
    
daughter

     all the world over. Bright-haired Aurora, when sh
  
    lined. He urged her. “Go in peace,” she replied, “and be happy in thy 
    
daughter

    ; I have lost mine.” But their compassion finally 
  
    nd mounting her chariot rode away. Ceres continued her search for her 
    
daughter

    , till at length she returned to Sicily, whence sh
  
    Ceres, seeing this, laid her curse on the innocent earth in which her 
    
daughter

     had disappeared. Then succeeded drought and famin
  
    egions of the earth, beheld the missing Proserpine. She said that the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres seemed sad, but no longer showed alarm i
  
    n she implored Jupiter to interfere to procure the restitution of her 
    
daughter

    . Jupiter consented on condition that Proserpine s
  
    he myth of Andromeda211 and in the following story of Hesione,212 the 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon of Troy. Neptune and Apollo had falle
  
     the appetite of which the desperate Laomedon was driven to offer his 
    
daughter

     Hesione. But Hercules appeared upon the scene, ki
  
     through whose pastures his rivers strayed; and Arne the shepherdess, 
    
daughter

     of King Æolus, by whom he became the forefather o
  
    ood effect. For it happened that Pelops fell in love with Hippodamia, 
    
daughter

     of Œnomaüs, king of Elis and son of Mars, — a gir
  
    racle, too, had warned Œnomaüs to beware of the future husband of his 
    
daughter

    , he had provided himself with horses whose speed 
  
    ing. His son Ceÿx, king of Trachis in Thessaly, had married Halcyone, 
    
daughter

     of Æolus.219 Their reign was happy until the brot
  
    nsult the oracle of Apollo. In spite of his wife’s entreaties (for as 
    
daughter

     of the god of winds, she knew how dreadful a thin
  
    re he ate, the more he craved; till, in default of money, he sold his 
    
daughter

     into slavery for edibles. Neptune, however, rescu
  
     the sea in ships. Later, being infatuated of the fair virgin Scylla (
    
daughter

     of the sea-god Phorcys and granddaughter of Pontu
  
    la and the drowned lovers to life. § 128. Nisus and Scylla. 247 — The 
    
daughter

     of Phorcys is frequently confounded with another 
  
    The daughter of Phorcys is frequently confounded with another Scylla, 
    
daughter

     of King Nisus of Megara. Scylla of Megara betraye
  
     of hair, upon which depended his fortune and his life. This lock his 
    
daughter

     clipped, and conveyed to Minos. But recoiling fro
  
    umed. § 129. Leucothea. 248 — Another sea-change was that of Ino, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and wife of Athamas, who, flying from h
  
     Vatican: Roscher 6: 951.] § 134. The Doom of King Acrisius. 269— The 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius was Danaë, of surpassing loveliness. 
  
    appease the deities, Cepheus was directed by the oracle to devote his 
    
daughter

     Andromeda to the ravening maw of the prodigy. As 
  
    h Iobates, seeing that the hero was beloved of the gods, gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage and made him his successor on the thr
  
    ld, and perished miserably. § 139. Hercules (Heracles).281 — Alcmene, 
    
daughter

     of Electryon and granddaughter of Perseus and And
  
    pieces. His ninth labor was of a more delicate character. Admeta, the 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, desired the girdle of the queen of
  
     of Neptune, which he had promised in gratitude for the rescue of his 
    
daughter

     Hesione from the sea-monster.290 The hero, overco
  
    2  § 143. The Death of Hercules. — Finally the hero married Dejanira, 
    
daughter

     of Œneus of Calydon, and sister of Meleager of th
  
    of Alcmena. She adopted him for her son, and gave him in marriage her 
    
daughter

     Hebe.  “Deep degraded to a coward’s slave, Endles
  
    wing indifferent to his wife, Athamas put her away, and took Ino, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus. The unfortunate sequel of this second 
  
    ng. The hero, however, wisely spent the interval in wooing Medea, the 
    
daughter

     of Æetes; and with such success that they plighte
  
    nship and marriage they were allied with many historic figures. Their 
    
daughter

     Dejanira had become, as we have already noted, th
  
    ny more joined in the enterprise. With them came, also, Atalanta, the 
    
daughter

     of Iasius, —  Arcadian Atalanta, snowy-souled, Fa
  
    f the mother, — She whose sole delight, whose life, was her desperate 
    
daughter

    , — How Ariadne made less of the love of them all 
  
    uster of sorrows.  § 154. Bacchus and Ariadne. — But for the deserted 
    
daughter

     of Minos a happier fate was yet reserved. This is
  
    others in arms. When, accordingly, Pirithoüs was to marry Hippodamia, 
    
daughter

     of Atrax, Theseus took his friend’s part in the b
  
    uests bit the dust. Later, each of these friends aspired to espouse a 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. Theseus fixed his choice on Leda’s da
  
     to espouse a daughter of Jupiter. Theseus fixed his choice on Leda’s 
    
daughter

     Helen, then a child, but afterwards famous as the
  
    h of Antiope, Theseus married Phædra, sister of the deserted Ariadne, 
    
daughter

     of Minos. But Phædra, seeing in Hippolytus, the s
  
    se sons of his, with Creon, thrust him into exile. Accompanied by his 
    
daughter

     Antigone, he went begging through the land. His o
  
    by his daughter Antigone, he went begging through the land. His other 
    
daughter

    , Ismene, at first, stayed at home. Cursing the so
  
    nices, accordingly, fled to Adrastus, king of Argos, who gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and aided him with an army to enforc
  
    nd on that journey beheld and fell in love with the sea-nymph Thetis, 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris. Such was the beauty of the n
  
    uld fall, and how on his tomb should be sacrificed the fair Polyxena, 
    
daughter

     of Priam, whom he had loved. “So,” says  Catullus
  
     165 c . Tyndareus was king of Lacedæmon (Sparta). His wife was Leda, 
    
daughter

     of Thestius of Calydon, and sister of Althæa, the
  
     a lady within call, Stiller than chisell’d marble, standing there; A 
    
daughter

     of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fai
  
    sses, for instance, who had married a cousin of Helen’s, Penelope,347 
    
daughter

     of Icarius, was happy in his wife and child, and 
  
    be appeased by the sacrifice of a virgin, and that none other but the 
    
daughter

     of the offender would be acceptable. Agamemnon, h
  
    non, however reluctant, submitted to the inevitable, and sent for his 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia, under the pretence that her marriage t
  
     and in the division of the spoil a female captive, by name Chryseis, 
    
daughter

     of Chryses, priest of Apollo, had fallen to the s
  
    aring the sacred emblems of his office, and begged the release of his 
    
daughter

    . Agamemnon refused. Thereupon Chryses implored Ap
  
    elf, was not destined to a long life. Having by chance seen Polyxena, 
    
daughter

     of King Priam — perhaps on occasion of the truce 
  
    rthwith slain by him. § 170. The Survivors. 366— Queen Hecuba and her 
    
daughter

     Cassandra were carried captives to Greece. Cassan
  
    ning that her predictions should never be believed. Polyxena, another 
    
daughter

    , who had been loved by Achilles, was demanded by 
  
    r, arrived at Sparta, he found them celebrating the marriage of their 
    
daughter

     Hermione to Neoptolemus, son of Achilles.  Agamem
  
     their way till they arrived at the Ææan isle, where Circe dwelt, the 
    
daughter

     of the sun. Landing here Ulysses climbed a hill, 
  
    island, and while he lay sleeping on his bed of leaves, Nausicaä, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, had a dream sent by Minerva, remindi
  
    cter and conduct as well. She was the niece of Tyndareus, — being the 
    
daughter

     of his brother Icarius, a Spartan prince. Ulysses
  
    her’s house, Icarius, unable to bear the thoughts of parting with his 
    
daughter

    , tried to persuade her to remain with him, and no
  
    e destined in later ages to be the rival of Rome itself. Dido was the 
    
daughter

     of Belus, king of Tyre, and sister of Pygmalion w
  
    ntry. He was now old and had no male descendant, but had one charming 
    
daughter

    , Lavinia, who was sought in marriage by many neig
  
    to rouse up from the thicket a tame stag, the favorite of Silvia, the 
    
daughter

     of Tyrrheus, the king’s herdsman. A javelin from 
  
     his city by civil discord, carried with him in his flight his infant 
    
daughter

    . As he fled through the woods, his enemies in hot
  
    her side. Thenceforth he lived among the shepherds and brought up his 
    
daughter

     in woodland arts. While a child she was taught to
  
     and power. This new being was a god, Bori, from whom and his wife, a 
    
daughter

     of the giant race, sprang Bor, the father of Odin
  
    her Rerir went home to Odin. To Volsung were born ten sons, — and one 
    
daughter

    , Signy by name; and of the sons Sigmund was the e
  
    se. In the land of the Niblungs (Nibelungs, Nibelungen) dwelt Gudrun, 
    
daughter

     of Giuki, the Niblung king. And Gudrun dreamed a 
  
    lung folk. Then leaping into the sea she was borne with Swanhild, her 
    
daughter

     by Sigurd, to the realm of King Jonakr, who becam
  
    e are the bright-eyed, the gray-eyed, the ægis-bearing, the unwearied 
    
daughter

     of Zeus. The festival of the Panathenæa was celeb
  
    by Titian (Uffizi, Florence). § 57. The first love of Zeus was Metis, 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys. She is Prudence or Forekno
  
    t of the Thebans, the teeth themselves being spear-points.  Harmonia, 
    
daughter

     of the patron deities of Thebes, is the symbol of
  
    urn driven.” According to Vulcan’s statement (Iliad 18), Eurynome was 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys. She was mother, by Jupiter
  
    — Latona (Leto): According to Homer, one of the deities of Olympus; a 
    
daughter

     of the Titans Cœus and Phœbe, whose names indicat
  
    hat sanguine flower inscribed with woe.”  § 75. Textual. — Clymene: a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys. Chrysolite: or “gold-stone
  
    Thessaly. Libyan desert: in Africa. Libya was fabled to have been the 
    
daughter

     of Epaphus, king of Egypt. Tanaïs: the Don, in Sc
  
    Tydides, Diomede, son of Tydeus. The ending is, in patronymics, means 
    
daughter

     of; as Tyndaris, daughter of Tyndarus (Tyndareus)
  
    ydeus. The ending is, in patronymics, means daughter of; as Tyndaris, 
    
daughter

     of Tyndarus (Tyndareus), Helen; Chryseïs, daughte
  
    r of; as Tyndaris, daughter of Tyndarus (Tyndareus), Helen; Chryseïs, 
    
daughter

     of Chryses. § 77. The Dynasty of Tantalus and its
  
     The sculptor’s art has made her breathe again.”  There is a headless 
    
daughter

     of Niobe in the Vatican, Rome. § 78. Interpretati
  
    rus, Admetus; W. M. W. Call, Admetus. § 81. Textual. — Alcestis was a 
    
daughter

     of the Pelias who was killed at the instigation o
  
    truth that was exemplified by the life and death of Christ. Koré (the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres): Proserpina. Larissa: a city of Thessal
  
    labor. The name Hypermnestra signifies constancy and love. Danaë, the 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius, has been regarded as the dry earth, 
  
    eaping from eastern darkness. Medea is a typical wise-woman or witch; 
    
daughter

     of Hecate and granddaughter of Asteria, the starr
  
    Erechtheus became extinct, save for Ion, a son of Apollo and Creiisa, 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus. This son, having been removed at b
  
     Tyndaridse (sons of Tyndareus). Helen is frequently called Tyndaris, 
    
daughter

     of Tyndareus.    § 166. C. S. Calverley’s The Son
  
     244, 259, 261, 265; Com. §§ 63, 132 (4), 151. Ægi′na, island of, 83; 
    
daughter

     of Aso-pus, myth of, 92, 100-102; plague of the i
  
    , or Agla′-ï-a, one of the Graces, 71; wife of Vulcan, 59. Aglau′ros, 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops; see Hersë; Com. § 151. Agni; see Hind
  
    o-ne, 271-276; Com. §§ 158-164. Antil′ochus, 199, 296. Anti′o-pe, (1) 
    
daughter

     of Asopus, 92; myth of, 102-104; Com. § 63; (2) w
  
     Com. § 28. Asty′anax, 300; Com. § 165 (5). Atalan′ta (the Arcadian), 
    
daughter

     of Jasus, in the Calydonian hunt, 251-254; select
  
    burne’s Atalanta in Calydon, 251 et seq.; 273; Com. § 148. Atalan′ta (
    
daughter

     of Schœneus of Bœ-otia), 162-164; extract from La
  
    a. Chryse′ïs, 126, 290; Com. § 76. Chry′ses, 126, 290. Chrysoth′emis, 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon; Com. § 165 (2).  Cic′ero, reference
  
    cules’ struggle with, 133-136; Com. § 51. Deïdami′a: (1) orLaodami′a, 
    
daughter

     of Bellerophon and mother of Sarpedon; (2) daught
  
     (1) orLaodami′a, daughter of Bellerophon and mother of Sarpedon; (2) 
    
daughter

     of Lycomedes of Scyros, and mother of Pyrrhus by 
  
    er of Pyrrhus by Achilles; (3) or Hippodami′a, wife of Pirithoüs, and 
    
daughter

     of Atrax. Dei′mos, Dread: a son and attendant of 
  
    a, usually pronounced Di-an′a (Artemis), moon-goddess, 2; Artemis, 3; 
    
daughter

     of Latona, 52; attributes of, 63; meaning of name
  
    akht was worshipped as wife of Phtha; at Bubastis, Bast was adored as 
    
daughter

     of Isis.  Nefer Atum: worshipped at Heliopolis as
  
    a Pleiad, 147, 148; Com. §§ 91, 132 (5), 165 (5), geneal. tables; (2) 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon, 310; Com. §§ 165 (2), 170. Elec′try
  
    ′lius: the horrible, the warlike; an epithet for Mars. Eny′o, mother, 
    
daughter

    , sister, or wife of Mars; the horror, 58; also on
  
    er, 192-199. Heaven personified, 37, 38; see under Uranus. He′be, 51; 
    
daughter

     of Juno, 52. 55; attributes of, wife of Hercules,
  
    m. §§ 59, 132 (5)- Hellespont, 244. Hem′era, day, sister of Æther and 
    
daughter

     of Erebus and Night, 38. He-phæs′tus, Com. § 37; 
  
    2-25; §§ 139- 143. Her′mes, Com. §§ 41, 101; see Mercury. Hermi′o-ne, 
    
daughter

     of Menelaüs and Helen, 309; corruption of Harmoni
  
    e Hesper. Hes′tia; see Vesta. Hieroglyphs, the, 35. Hil-a-i′ra, (1) a 
    
daughter

     of Apollo; (2) sister of Phœbe, daughter of Leuci
  
    , the, 35. Hil-a-i′ra, (1) a daughter of Apollo; (2) sister of Phœbe, 
    
daughter

     of Leucippus; carried off with her sister by Cast
  
    poetry: Hip′pocrene; three syllables), Com. § 138. Hip-po-da-mi′a (1) 
    
daughter

     of Œnomaus, 190,281; Com. § 110; (2) daughter of 
  
    138. Hip-po-da-mi′a (1) daughter of Œnomaus, 190,281; Com. § 110; (2) 
    
daughter

     of Atrax, 267. Hippol′y-te and Hercules, 236; Com
  
    49; the Lernæan, 235; Com. §§ 139-143 (Interpret.). Hy-ge′a, Hy-gi′a, 
    
daughter

     of Æsculapius; the goddess of health.  Hy-gi′nus,
  
    233. Iola′us, 235, 239. Iol′cos, or Iol′cus, 245; Com. § 144. I′o-le: 
    
daughter

     of Eurytus who refused to give her to Hercules, a
  
    ilaüs, 288-290; lines from Wordsworth, 289, 290; Com. §§ 81, 167; (2) 
    
daughter

     of Bellerophon, 295. Laom′edon, 136, 189, 196; ex
  
    ; Com. § 101. Ma′ia, Ma′ja, or Majes′ta: a name for Fauna, or for the 
    
daughter

     of Faunus and wife of the Roman Vulcan. In either
  
    les, 238, 244, 289, 301, 319. 323. 343. Com. §§ 41, 101. Mer′o-pe (1) 
    
daughter

     of Œnopion, 146; (2) the Pleiad, 147; Com. §§ 91,
  
    er′va (Athe′ne), Ruskin’s theory, 17, 42; quotation from Odyssey, 51; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter, 52; attributes of, 56; meaning of her
  
    9, 305, 312, 324, 326; Com. § 35. 67, 69. Mi-no′ïd (Minoïs), Ariadne, 
    
daughter

     of Minos, 260-266. Mi′nos I., judge of the shades
  
     367- O-ri′on, 26, 73; myth of, 146, 147, 190; Com. § 91. Or-ithy′ia, 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, king of Athens, loved by Boreas, 7
  
    4; wife of Epimetheus, 45; her casket, 45; Com. §§ 22-25. Pan′drosos, 
    
daughter

     of Cecrops; see Hersë. Pan′o-pe, 115; Com. § 70. 
  
    Com. § 132 (2), 132 (5). Periphe′tes, or Peripha′tes, 260. Perse′i′s: 
    
daughter

     of Perses, wife of Helios, and mother of Pasiphaë
  
    sich′orus, 26. Stheneboe′a, or Sthenoboea: enamored of Bellerophon; a 
    
daughter

     of Iobates. Sthen′elus, 136. Sthe′no; daughter of
  
    ored of Bellerophon; a daughter of Iobates. Sthen′elus, 136. Sthe′no; 
    
daughter

     of Phorcys and Ceto; one of the Gorgons. Stro′phi
  
     Hindoo divinities (1). Venera′lia, Com. § 40. Ve′nus (Aphrodite), 3; 
    
daughter

     of Dione, 52; foam-born, 65; her attributes, 65-6
  
    mpare Dryden, Epist. to Congreve 7. Mer′o-pe; see p. 514. Of Arcadia, 
    
daughter

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    ded by Rhea’s counsels, and by a nauseous potion prepared by Metis, a 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus, compelled Cronus to produce the unfor
  
    od the son of Prometheus, Deucalion, with his faithful wife Pyrrha, a 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus and Pandora. From thence they, the 
  
    nerally adopted the precaution of a disguise. To win Europa, the fair 
    
daughter

     of Agenor, for instance, he became a bull.       
  
    or Europa, Jupiter gave him the hand of the fair princess Harmonia, a 
    
daughter

     of Mars and Venus, in marriage. Cadmus, the found
  
    een of heaven, and goddess of the atmosphere and of marriage, was the 
    
daughter

     of Cronus and Rhea, and consequently the sister o
  
    ons — Machaon and Podalirius, who inherited his medical skill — and a 
    
daughter

    , Hygeia, who watched over the health of man.    A
  
    lo encountered in the forest a beautiful nymph by the name of Daphne, 
    
daughter

     of the river god Peneus. Love at first sight was 
  
    hers in beauty, intelligence, and power.    The Story of Niobe    The 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, Niobe, heard this boast, and laughed
  
    e youth, was soon consoled for their disappearance, and loved Merope, 
    
daughter

     of Œnopion, King of Chios, who consented to their
  
    ss of beauty, love, laughter, and marriage, is by some said to be the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Dione, goddess of moisture: others
  
    d her to the Island of Cyprus. The four beautiful Horæ (the Seasons), 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Themis, goddess of justice, stood 
  
    ul children were born to Mars and Venus. Hermione, or Harmonia, their 
    
daughter

    , married Cadmus, King of Thebes; and Cupid (Cupid
  
    e young, the beautiful, the brave,         The lonely hope of Sestos’ 
    
daughter

    . Oh! When alone along the sky Her turret-torch wa
  
     deeply appreciated as during Jupiter’s courtship of Io, the peerless 
    
daughter

     of the river god Inachus. To avoid Juno’s recrimi
  
    injury; and when Halirrhothius, Neptune’s son, dared to carry off his 
    
daughter

     Alcippe, Mars hotly pursued the abductor, and pro
  
    d to perish, until finally the lot fell upon Hesione, the king’s only 
    
daughter

    . He could not bear the thought of the terrible fa
  
    s Ceres, and to have followed her during her prolonged search for her 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina. Annoyed by his persistent wooing, th
  
    sions that Pluto abducted Proserpina, the fair goddess of vegetation, 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, whom he set on his throne in Hades, and
  
    t Ceres, who was very melancholy on account of the recent loss of her 
    
daughter

    , paid no heed to what was offered her, and in a f
  
    e of Jupiter, king of the gods, none was more attractive than Semele, 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and Harmonia.  “For Semele was moulded 
  
    : Ceres and Proserpina      Pluto and Proserpina     Ceres (Demeter), 
    
daughter

     of Cronus and Rhea, and one of Jupiter’s numerous
  
    f agriculture and civilisation. Her manifold cares were shared by her 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina (Cora, Pherephatta, Persephone), the 
  
    cattered flowers. Hither and thither the mother wandered, calling her 
    
daughter

    , and wondering where she could be, and why she di
  
     down her cheeks as she rushed about from place to place, calling her 
    
daughter

    .  “What ails her that she comes not home?     Dem
  
     hastily to ascertain what it might be, she recognised the girdle her 
    
daughter

     had worn when she had parted from her in Sicily. 
  
     again into its usual undertone; and Ceres, knowing where to seek her 
    
daughter

    , was about to depart, when she heard the sudden r
  
       Now, although poor Ceres had ascertained where to find her missing 
    
daughter

    , her grief was not at all diminished, for she fel
  
    hat nothing on earth should grow, with her permission, as long as her 
    
daughter

     was detained in Hades. In despair at this frightf
  
    omeric Hymn.  Ceres, happy once more in the possession of her beloved 
    
daughter

    , cheerfully and diligently attended to all her du
  
    the Fine Art Society, Limited. To commemorate her long search for her 
    
daughter

    , Ceres returned to Eleusis, taught her former nur
  
    nd then she instituted the Eleusinia, festivals held in honour of her 
    
daughter

     and herself at Eleusis. Triptolemus did not fail 
  
    ishment; but his monstrous appetite continued, and, as he had but one 
    
daughter

     left, he sold her as a slave to obtain food. The 
  
        Chapter XV: Vesta      The Worship of Vesta     Vesta, or Hestia, 
    
daughter

     of Cronus and Rhea, goddess of fire and of the fa
  
    ngs. In reward for these good actions he received the hand of Megara, 
    
daughter

     of Creon, King of Thebes, in marriage, and by her
  
    ppolyte’s Girdle    Now, at the court of Eurystheus was his beautiful 
    
daughter

    , Admete, a vain princess, who delighted in dress 
  
    meward journey from this expedition that he saved Hesione, Laomedon’s 
    
daughter

    , from the jaws of the sea monster who was about t
  
    eira    In the course of his wanderings, Hercules next met Deianeira, 
    
daughter

     of Œneus, and, having fallen in love with her, ex
  
    ards rushed in terror to Acrisius’ palace to announce that Danae, his 
    
daughter

    , had given birth to a son, who, on account of his
  
     being cheated by the Athenians. At the monarch’s side stood his fair 
    
daughter

     Ariadne, whose tender heart was filled with compa
  
    t of Adrastus, King of Argos, and witness his marriage to Hippodamia, 
    
daughter

     of the king. Many guests were, of course, present
  
     thrones for ever. Aided by Pirithous, Theseus married off Helen, the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter, and, as he was still but a child, ent
  
    ast the musicians recited the story of Phryxus and Helle, the son and 
    
daughter

     of Athamas and Nephele, who, to escape the cruel 
  
     he had better proceed. On his way to the sea-shore he met the king’s 
    
daughter

    , Medea, a beautiful young sorceress, who had been
  
    tes awoke, he heard that the dragon was slain, the fleece stolen, his 
    
daughter

     gone, and the Grecian ship far out of sight. No t
  
    hey came near the mouth of the Danube, and Æetes wildly called to his 
    
daughter

     to return to her home and to her father.  “‘Stay 
  
    thy rash flight! and, from the distant main, — For oh! thou canst, my 
    
daughter

    , — turn again. Whither depart? the vessel backwar
  
     so, lost sight of the Argo, and all hope of recovering his unnatural 
    
daughter

    : so he returned sadly to Colchis, where he buried
  
    s specially attracted by Castor and Pollux, and by the fair Atalanta, 
    
daughter

     of Iasius, King of Arcadia. This princess had led
  
    enturous life, for when but a babe, her father, disappointed to see a 
    
daughter

     instead of the longed-for son, had exposed her on
  
     foot, he then left the scene of his awful crimes, accompanied by his 
    
daughter

     Antigone, the only one who loved him still, and w
  
    rever he wished to go. After many days of weary wandering, father and 
    
daughter

     reached Colonus, where grew a mighty forest sacre
  
    dipus expressed his desire to remain, and, after bidding his faithful 
    
daughter

     an affectionate farewell, he groped his way into 
  
     off to Argos, where he persuaded Adrastus, the king, to give him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and aid him to recover his inheritan
  
    ry sorrowfully, for he had fallen deeply in love with the king’s fair 
    
daughter

    , Philonoe, and was afraid he would never see her 
  
    oung girl, whose name was Dryope, was a beautiful young princess, the 
    
daughter

     of Baucis, so bright and clever that all who knew
  
    once fell deeply in love with a beautiful sea nymph named Thetis, the 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris, —  “Thetis of the silver fee
  
    y, and delight.”  Theocritus ( Elton’s tr.).     Helen’s Suitors    A 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Leda (whom Jove had courted in the
  
    e reply given was that no favourable wind would blow until Iphigenia, 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon, were offered up in sacrifice to app
  
     proved ineffective, Agamemnon, urged by his companions, sent for his 
    
daughter

    , feigning that he wished to celebrate her nuptial
  
         “I wrote, I seal’d A letter to my wife, that she should send Her 
    
daughter

    , to Achilles as a bride Affianc’d.”  Euripides ( 
  
    skirmish by the Hellenic troops were two beautiful maidens, Chryseis, 
    
daughter

     of Chryses, priest of Apollo, and Briseis. The pr
  
    sual, allotted to various chiefs, and Agamemnon received the priest’s 
    
daughter

     as reward for his bravery, while Achilles triumph
  
    ursuit of the Trojans, Thetis’ son had once caught sight of Polyxena, 
    
daughter

     of Priam, and had been deeply smitten by her girl
  
    d of dry leaves. While he was thus resting, Minerva visited Nausicaa, 
    
daughter

     of Alcinous, King of the Phæacians, in a dream, a
  
    hem Æneas beheld in the hands of Agamemnon’s soldiers the unfortunate 
    
daughter

     of Priam, Cassandra, whom the gods had endowed wi
  
    f the country, received them hospitably, and promised the hand of his 
    
daughter

     Lavinia in marriage to Æneas. Lavinia was very be
  
    a son-in-law, had he not twice been warned by the gods to reserve his 
    
daughter

     for a foreign prince, who had now appeared. In sp
  
    d both commands, and Amata fled to the woods, where she concealed her 
    
daughter

     Lavinia, to keep her safe for Turnus, whom she pr
  
    and some companions had unfortunately wounded the pet stag of Silvia, 
    
daughter

     of the chief shepherd, a brawl ensued, which, fom
  
    nus River, he found his pursuers close at his heels. Tying his infant 
    
daughter

     to his spear, he hurled her to the opposite bank,
  
    is mother, either the earth (dano means “burnt earth”) or the dawn, a 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius (darkness), is born in Argos (brightn
  
    on) returned from her sojourn under the ground, people said “that the 
    
daughter

     of the earth was returning in all her beauty; and
  
    Brother of Europa; founder of Thebes, 31-34; husband of Harmonia, 85; 
    
daughter

     of, 147; dragontooth seed of, 236; significance, 
  
    first of all divinities, who ruled over confusion, 2; ejection of, 6; 
    
daughter

     of, 39  Char′i-ties. The three Graces; attendants
  
    ithæ, 145; significance, 353  Di-a′na. Goddess of the moon and chase; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona, 73-81; birth of, 45; nymph
  
    neas, who meets Andromache there, 327  Er′a-to. Muse of lyric poetry; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Mnemosyne, 69  Er′e-bus. God of da
  
    icance, 347, 363  He′be. Goddess of youth; cupbearer of the gods, 28; 
    
daughter

     of Juno, 37; wife of Hercules, 207  He′brus. Rive
  
    r of the gods, 109; significance, 364  Her-mi′o-ne. Same as Harmonia; 
    
daughter

     of Venus and Mars, 85  He′ro. Maiden loved by Lea
  
    une; elopes with Marpessa, 131, 132  Il′i-a. 1. One of the Titanides; 
    
daughter

     of Uranus and Gæa, 6. 2. Priestess of Vesta; wife
  
    7; Æneas visits, 332 I’no. Same as Leucothea; second wife of Athamas; 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and Harmonia, 150, 232; significance, 3
  
    7; Muses, daughters of, 68; allows Diana to remain single, 75; Venus, 
    
daughter

     of, 82; Seasons and Graces, daughters of, 83; ass
  
     200, 207; Hercules saved by, 207; Danae courted by, 208, 209; Helen, 
    
daughter

     of, 227, 276; Bellerophon punished by, 259; Theti
  
    of Troy; employs Neptune and Apollo to build walls, 126-128; Hesione, 
    
daughter

     of, 195; significance, 350  Lapi-thie. People who
  
    was found, 108  Mi-ner′va. Same as Pallas, Athene, goddess of wisdom; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter, 39-43; man given soul by, 15; flute o
  
    his grave discovered by Æneas, 325  Pol-y-hym′ni-a. Muse of rhetoric; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Mnemosyne, 69  Pol-y-ni′ces. Son o
  
     285, 289; Hector’s death seen by, 292; Mercury leads, 293  Polyxena, 
    
daughter

     of, 293; death of, 299, 323  Pri-a′pus. God of th
  
    er of Thisbe; commits suicide, 94, 95  Pyr′rha. Wife of Deucalion and 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus and Pandora; the only woman who sur
  
     of Jupiter and Europa; judge in Hades, 32, 139  Rhe′a. Female Titan; 
    
daughter

     of Uranus and Gæa, 6; wife of Cronus, 8; Jupiter 
  
     saved by, 9; Corybantes, priests of, 9; Cronus defeated by, 9; Juno, 
    
daughter

     of, 36; Pluto, son of, 136; Ceres, daughter of, 1
  
    nus defeated by, 9; Juno, daughter of, 36; Pluto, son of, 136; Ceres, 
    
daughter

     of, 158; Vesta, daughter of, 171; significance, 3
  
     daughter of, 36; Pluto, son of, 136; Ceres, daughter of, 158; Vesta, 
    
daughter

     of, 171; significance, 361  Rhodes. Island in the
  
    nia, 281; visited by Orestes, 300  Tel′a-mon. Husband of Hesione, the 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon, 128  Te-lem′a-chus. Son of Ulysses a
  
    and off the coast of Troy, 297, 298  Terp-sich′o-re. Muse of dancing; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Mnemosyne, 69  Ter′ra. Same as Gæa
  
    cient king of the Trojans, 326  Tha-li′a. 1. One of the three Graces; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Eurynome, 83. 2. One of the nine M
  
    es of, 301-321; significance, 350, 359  U-ra′ni-a. Muse of astronomy; 
    
daughter

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    the mother of the gods.  Obs. 3. — History informs us that Cybele was 
    
daughter

     to a king of Phrygia; and that she left that coun
  
    nd Sangaris is founded upon Midas, king of Pessinuntus’ promising his 
    
daughter

     in marriage to the young Atys. Cybele warned that
  
    s winds in its bosom. Vesta the younger, the goddess of fire, was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn by his wife Rhea, and the sister of Jup
  
    son named Deucalion, who was king of Thessaly, and married to Pyrrha, 
    
daughter

     of Epimetheus. In his age the human race was dest
  
     Chapter VIII. Juno.     Juno, the Queen of Heaven and Earth, was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele, and the sister of Jupiter. 
  
      Chapter X. Of Ceres.     Ceres, the goddess of agriculture, was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele. She is regarded as the firs
  
    losed their secrets, was put to an ignominious death. Proserpine, the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, while gathering flowers in the plains o
  
    who ran over the world with two flambeaux in her hand in quest of her 
    
daughter

    . Ceres complained to Jupiter, who decreed that Pl
  
     horses that drew the chariot of the sun? Who were supposed to be the 
    
daughter

     of Sol?    Chapter XII. Aurora, Tithonus, Memnon,
  
    of Phaeton?    Chapter XIII. Of Latona and Apollo.     Latona was the 
    
daughter

     of Cœus the Titan and Phœba, or, according to Hom
  
    hall explain this fable by reconciling it with history. Niobe was the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, and sister of Pelops. She married Am
  
    cred to obsequies.  Obs. 3. — We are informed by history that Daphne, 
    
daughter

     of a king of Thessaly, called Peneus, pursued by 
  
    ere three goddesses of this name, the most celebrated of whom was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona, and twin-sister of Apollo.
  
     wine, and patron of drinkers, was the son of Jupiter and Semele, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus, king of Thebes. Juno was enraged at th
  
    . — See Fig. 22.   Fig. 22. Bacchus.  Bacchus was married to Ariadne, 
    
daughter

     to Minos, king of Crete, whom he found abandoned 
  
    as much worshipped in Egypt., The second, the goddess of war, was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn; the third, the goddess of wisdom, was 
  
    was the daughter of Saturn; the third, the goddess of wisdom, was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter; the fourth, the tutelary goddess of A
  
     daughter of Jupiter; the fourth, the tutelary goddess of Athens, was 
    
daughter

     to Vulcan; the last of the five, was the daughter
  
    dess of Athens, was daughter to Vulcan; the last of the five, was the 
    
daughter

     of the giant Pallas, to whom the name of Minerva 
  
    s. — See Fig. 24.   Fig. 24. Bellona.   Hesiod says that Victoria was 
    
daughter

     of the Styx by Pallas or Acheron. She assisted Mi
  
    irhotius, the son of Neptune, having offered violence to Alcippe, the 
    
daughter

     of Mars, the offended father slew him. For this, 
  
    id, and the patroness of the Graces, is said by some to have been the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Dione; by others to have sprung fr
  
    e Smiles, Graces, and Jests.  Cicero reckons four Venuses. The first, 
    
daughter

     of Heaven and Light; the second, born of the foam
  
     second, born of the foam of the sea, and mother to Cupid; the third, 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Dione, wife to Vulcan, and mother 
  
    ac Newton admitted of but one Venus. He called her Calycopis. She was 
    
daughter

     to Otreus, king of Phrygia. She married Thoas, wh
  
    ed as the model of the female form, and of blooming youth. She is the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter; except when figured symbolically: she
  
     extreme beauty the most consummate qualities of mind. He married the 
    
daughter

     of Biblos, and succeeded to the throne of his fat
  
     her Paphos, from whom the isle of Paphos had its name.  Atalanta was 
    
daughter

     to Schœnus, king of Scyros. She was equally virtu
  
    d refused him a stipulated reward. Neptune was married to Amphitrite, 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus and Tethys. A dolphin had persuaded he
  
    t they were the companions of Proserpine, when Pluto carried away the 
    
daughter

     of Proserpine. They requested the gods to grant t
  
    themselves into the sea, and were changed into stones. Scylla was the 
    
daughter

     of Phorcus, or, as some say, of Typhon. She was c
  
    g. .  Portumnus, so called by the Latins, was son to Athamas and Ino, 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus. Juno, an enemy to Cadmus, because he w
  
    ne. He was father to the Gorgons, of whom we shall speak. Thoosa, his 
    
daughter

    , was mother to Polyphemus, the most celebrated of
  
     supposed to have been the son of Jupiter, by Acesta or Sergesta, the 
    
daughter

     of Hippotus. Æolus is represented as shutting up 
  
    ; and Zephyrus, over the west-wind. Boreas, wishing to marry Orythia, 
    
daughter

     of Erechtheus, king of Athens, was refused by tha
  
    oned her charge. He became enamoured with the beautiful nymph Syrinx, 
    
daughter

     of the river Ladon; but she fled from him. Pan ov
  
    y the nymph Echo, he had a son, called Lynx, or, according to some, a 
    
daughter

    , Irynge, a famous sorceress. The nymph Pithys was
  
     as belonging to Pluto’s kingdom. The Styx is fabled to have been the 
    
daughter

     of the Ocean; and hence, gods swore by her. If th
  
    e him also among the judges of hell. Abacus, son of Jupiter by Ægina, 
    
daughter

     to Asopus, reigned in the island of Æonus. His se
  
    r to Asopus, reigned in the island of Æonus. His second wife, who was 
    
daughter

     of the Centaur Chiron, brought him two sons, Tela
  
    arcæ?    Chapter IV. Nemesis, Nox, Somnus, and Mors.     Nemesis, the 
    
daughter

     of Justice, was the goddess of Vengeance. She rew
  
    ace, the surer is its blow.”   Nox, the goddess of the night, was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos and Erebus. She is described as wearing 
  
    ould turn himself into any form.  Mors, the goddess of death, was the 
    
daughter

     of Nox. She was worshipped by the Lacedæmonians w
  
    informed that Apollo had behaved rudely towards the nymph Coronis his 
    
daughter

    ; he marched an army against Delphi, and reduced t
  
    yphus so much, that he allowed him freely to enjoy the company of his 
    
daughter

     Anticlea, who was soon after married to Laertes, 
  
    intain that it was on account of his having informed Asopus where his 
    
daughter

     Ægina had been carried by Jupiter; but most write
  
    t descends in dews.”   Ixion was the son of Phlegyas. He married Dia, 
    
daughter

     to Eioneus or Deioneus, and promised him a valuab
  
    oneus, and promised him a valuable present, because he had chosen his 
    
daughter

     for his wife; but his failure to fulfil his promi
  
    f Æolus by Enarette, was king of Elis. By his wife Alcidice, he had a 
    
daughter

    , named Tyro. He was not contented with an earthly
  
    discovered to the river Asopus, the place where Jupiter concealed his 
    
daughter

     Ægina after having stolen her away. Others affirm
  
     horrible a repast; but Ceres, whose grief for the recent loss of his 
    
daughter

     Proserpine was deep, ate one of the child’s shoul
  
    Hercules’ children voluntarily devoted herself to death, Macaria, his 
    
daughter

    , killed herself. The Athenians were victorious; a
  
    rks of the utmost respect. Truth was deemed the mother of Virtue, and 
    
daughter

     of Time. She was represented as a young virgin, c
  
    s, Pegasus, Bellerophon, Andromeda.     Perseus was the son of Danae, 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius, king of Argos, by Jupiter, who is fa
  
    r.”  When Acrisius heard of the birth of his grandson, he ordered his 
    
daughter

     and the infant to be shut up in a chest, and cast
  
    es was so pleased with the bravery of the youth, that he gave him his 
    
daughter

     Philonœ in marriage, and also his crown. Sthenobæ
  
     — See Fig. 69.   Fig. 69. Perseus and Andromeda.   Andromeda was the 
    
daughter

     of Cepheus, king of Ethiopia, by Cassiope. Her mo
  
    ell into the sea, which is thence called the Icarian sea. Ariadne was 
    
daughter

     to Minos. She gave Theseus a clue of thread by wh
  
     Anthiope, or Hippolyte, queen of the Amazons. His second was Phædra, 
    
daughter

     of Minos the second. The Amazons were a warlike n
  
    mpelled Death to return Alcesta to her husband. He delivered Hesione, 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon, king of Troy, from the whale in the 
  
    amon, who first mounted the wall. Hercules was enamoured of Iole, the 
    
daughter

     of Eurytus, one of his former preceptors. So irre
  
    e sat at her distaff. He had likewise a wife whose name was Dejanira, 
    
daughter

     of Œneus, and sister of Meleager, who was the cau
  
    d sow his teeth in the ground. By the assistance of Medea, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , who was enamoured of him, he overcame the bulls,
  
    before their return. In a little time Jason abandoned her for Creusa, 
    
daughter

     to Creon, king of Corinth; but to revenge his per
  
    lled Pyrrhus, in Apollo’s temple, because he had taken away Hermione, 
    
daughter

     to Menelaus, who was first engaged to Orestes. Fo
  
    othsayers, that they must appease Diana with the blood of Agamemnon’s 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia. Ulysses forthwith brought away Iphigen
  
    ing Iphigenia to Diana appears to be based on the story of Jephthah’s 
    
daughter

     in Scripture. Questions. Who was Castor and Pollu
  
     port of Phæacia, and was found among the young trees by Nausica, the 
    
daughter

     of king Alcinous, who received him kindly. He sai
  
    n years, at the end of which he was slain by Telegonus. Penelope, the 
    
daughter

     of Icarus, is held up as a perfect pattern of vir
  
    g that it had rested on a mountain, he came out of it, with his wife, 
    
daughter

    , and pilot. Those who remained in the vessel, not
  
    ation, no doubt, of the brazen room in which Acrisius had shut up his 
    
daughter

     Danæ. This temple was destroyed by an earthquake,
  
    ared. These two doves, says Servius, had been given by Jupiter to his 
    
daughter

     Thebe. They had the gift of speech.  Herodotus ha
  
     Terra at first delivered oracles; next Themis; and after her, Phœbe, 
    
daughter

     of Terra and mother to Latona. This last transmit
  
    s herself, daughter-in-law to Noah. 2. The Libyan. She was said to be 
    
daughter

     to Jupiter and Lamia. She travelled in Claros, De
  
     Claros, Delphi, Samos, and several other countries. 3. The Delphian, 
    
daughter

     of Tiresias. After the taking of Thebes, she was 
  
    y, gives us concerning this Sibyl. Her name was Deiphobe. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Glaucus, and a priestess of Apollo. This god w
  
    who won the prize of running was Chorœbus, a native of Elis. Cynisca, 
    
daughter

     of king Archidamus, was the first of her sex who 
  
    m in such a manner as to make every thing tremble. By his wife Scala, 
    
daughter

     of the mountain Thiasse, he had the beautiful, be
  
     a boar with golden bristles. The name, of his wife is Gerda, Gymer’s 
    
daughter

    . The Celts placed Niord in the rank of inferior g
  
    on the third, an entire man, called Bure. His son Bor married Belsta, 
    
daughter

     of the giant Mountain-Gate. By her he had three s
  
    of men, which now inhabit the earth. The giant Narfi (darkness) had a 
    
daughter

     named Nott, (night.) She was thrice married. By h
  
    d two beautiful children, Sool (sun,) and Maan (moon.) He married his 
    
daughter

     to Glemur, the god of joy. Disapproving of his pr

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         Heathen mythology
      
    nfluence over the elements.    Cybele, Vesta.    This goddess was the 
    
daughter

     of Uranus, being the sister and wife of Saturn. A
  
    ed. She is called also the ancient Vesta, to distinguish her from her 
    
daughter

     Vesta, who, with her mother, is also called Cybel
  
    f whom we now write is the earth, and is easy to distinguish from her 
    
daughter

    . In several temples of the ancients, the statues 
  
    intimate that the earth gives aliment to all living creatures. To her 
    
daughter

    , who presided over the fiery element, Numa Pompil
  
    rs. When like the morning mist in early days, Rose from the flood the 
    
daughter

     of the seas; And to the seats divine her flight a
  
    th, for both are of thy gift!”  Prior.     Juno.    Juno, who was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele, was also sister and wife to
  
     and expressed The softness of the lover in the beast. Agenor’s royal 
    
daughter

    , as she played Among the fields, the milk white b
  
     Ceres.    Insérer image anonyme_heathen-mythology_1842_img029 Ceres, 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele, was goddess of the producti
  
    n a flood of corn.”  Thomson.  Loved by Jupiter, she had by the God a 
    
daughter

     called Proserpine, whom Pluto, God of Hell, seize
  
     of the art of song, was the son of Jupiter, by the beautiful Latona, 
    
daughter

     of the Titan, Cœus. Asteria, her sister, disdaini
  
    hology_1842_img034 During her residence at her father’s court, Niobe, 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus, had the insolence to prefer herself 
  
    ng remain inconsolable, but formed a tender attachment for Leucothoe, 
    
daughter

     of king Orchamus, and to introduce himself with g
  
    ucothoe, discovered the whole intrigue to her father, who ordered his 
    
daughter

     to be buried alive. Apollo passing by accident ov
  
    n endearing friendship, Apollo once more sighed for the nymph Perses, 
    
daughter

     of Ocean, and had by her the celebrated Circe, re
  
    Gods to release her from the misery which overwhelmed her. Cassandra, 
    
daughter

     of Priam, consented to her prayer, if Apollo woul
  
    e very moment he was yielding to his deep regrets. Aurora is also the 
    
daughter

     of Apollo. She granted the gift of immortality to
  
    yme_heathen-mythology_1842_img048b    Diana.    The goddess Diana was 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona, and twin sister to Apollo.
  
    ages, he caused the Greek princes to assemble to the chase. Atalanta, 
    
daughter

     of the king of Arcadia, wounded him first, but sh
  
    cchus.    Insérer image anonyme_heathen-mythology_1842_img055 Semele, 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus, king of Thebes, had yielded to the lic
  
    hope was wrecked and lost.”  Hood.  It was Ariadne who addressed him, 
    
daughter

     of Memnos, whom Theseus, conqueror of the minotau
  
      It was not long before Bacchus formed an attachment to Erigone, the 
    
daughter

     of Icarius, and to accomplish his purpose took th
  
    yperion reins, Till Pallas lays her arms divine aside, While Jove his 
    
daughter

     views with conscious pride.”  Horace.  The strife
  
    ed court of Areopagus, for the murder of Hallirhotius, who insulted a 
    
daughter

     of Mars because she slighted his addresses, forms
  
    ernal rage. From thee, O father! all these ills we bear, And thy fell 
    
daughter

     with the shield and spear.  ‌Thou gavest that fur
  
    er treated with disregard the complaint of Mars against his favourite 
    
daughter

    , and thus upbraided him:  “‘To me, perfidious! th
  
    ee evermore — We sing and we adore!”  Keats.  He obtained Amphitrite, 
    
daughter

     of Ocean, in marriage, through the skill of a dol
  
    the extent of the Empire should never be lessened.    Hebe    was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Juno; though by many she is said t
  
    he daughter of Jupiter and Juno; though by many she is said to be the 
    
daughter

     of Juno only, who conceived her after eating lett
  
    ed to the rank of a God, he became reconciled to Juno by marrying her 
    
daughter

     Hebe.    The Centaurs.    After the creation of t
  
    hood of goddess birth.”  Hesiod.  Thetis, one of the sea deities, was 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris and is often confounded with 
  
    ort round the world as long as ’twill last.”  Jennings.  Alcyone, the 
    
daughter

     of Æolus, married Ceyx, who was drowned as he was
  
    as slain by him, and became one of the divinities of the sea. Scylla, 
    
daughter

     of Hecate and of Phorcys, was a beautiful nymph, 
  
    .    Nox, one of the most ancient deities among the heathens, was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos. From her union with her brother Erebus,
  
        Nemesis.    Nemesis, Goddess of Justice and of Vengeance, was the 
    
daughter

     of Necessity. This divinity had wings, a fillet o
  
     fresh dead, entombed around.”  Moore.     Themis, Astræa.    Themis, 
    
daughter

     of heaven and of earth, was the goddess of Justic
  
    afety, and extricated them from their difficulties. Medea, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , fell in love with Jason, and in an interview wit
  
    great instrument of his preservation. Enraged at the desertion of his 
    
daughter

    , Æetes sent his son Absyrtus to bring back the fu
  
     What fatal fury, what infernal charm, ‘Gainst a kind father does his 
    
daughter

     arm?’ Hearing his voice, as thunderstruck they st
  
    onial happiness was disturbed by Jason’s infidelity with Glaucus, the 
    
daughter

     of the King of the Country, for whom Medea was di
  
    ation,     Watch th’ accursed infanticide!  Yet, ere Colchia’s rugged 
    
daughter

         Perpetrate the dire design, And consign to ki
  
     Creon, who reigned in Thebes, rewarded his courage by giving him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and entrusting him with the governme
  
    r image anonyme_heathen-mythology_1842_img182 He delivered Hesione, a 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon, King of Troy, from a sea monster, to
  
    s.”   ‌When these were performed, he became deeply enamoured of Iole, 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, but she, being refused to his entr
  
    ally so, and Juno, once so inveterate, consented to his receiving her 
    
daughter

     Hebe in marriage. Hercules is generally represent
  
     been.    Perseus.    This hero was the son of Jupiter and Danae, the 
    
daughter

     of Acresius. As the latter had confined his daugh
  
    r and Danae, the daughter of Acresius. As the latter had confined his 
    
daughter

     in a brazen tower, to prevent her becoming a moth
  
    oldly wing my way.  ‌If such desert be worthy of esteem, And, if your 
    
daughter

     I from death redeem. Shall she be mine? Shall it 
  
    auties, which I save, enjoy.”  Ovid.  Cepheus consented to bestow his 
    
daughter

     upon Perseus, and immediately the hero raised him
  
     avoid which, he had been guilty of the barbarous act of throwing his 
    
daughter

     and her son into the sea. This unfortunate murder
  
     of the most celebrated of antiquity, was the son of Ægeus, by Æthra, 
    
daughter

     of Pittheus, though not publicly acknowledged to 
  
    ould be successful, to hoist a white sail on his return. Ariadne, the 
    
daughter

     of Minos, became enamoured of him and by ‌assisti
  
    the gods. They first attempted their scheme upon Helen, the beautiful 
    
daughter

     of Leda, and when they had obtained their victim,
  
    rl Who stands so desolate on the sea-shore?     Leonarde. She was the 
    
daughter

     of a Cretan king — A Tyrant. Hidden in the dark r
  
    r image anonyme_heathen-mythology_1842_img201 Theseus married Phædra, 
    
daughter

     of Minos, sister of the unfortunate Ariadne whom 
  
    , he was at the hunt of the Calydonian boar, when Pelias promised his 
    
daughter

     in marriage to him only, who could bring him a ch
  
    nished from thence by his sons. He retired towards Attica, led by his 
    
daughter

     Antigone, and came to a place sacred to the Furie
  
    uct retired to Argos, where Adrastus, king of the place, gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and attempted to persuade Eteocles i
  
     Phrygia and seek a retreat in Pisa, where he married Hippodamia, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, that monarch having declared that sh
  
    s, King of Argos, and succeeded him on his throne, after marrying his 
    
daughter

    . Here he treated his brother Thyestes, who had fo
  
    which declared that nothing less than the sacrifice of Iphigenia, the 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon, could suffice, as the latter had ex
  
    nerals interfered; and at last Agamemnon was persuaded to sacrifice a 
    
daughter

     so tenderly beloved but as she was a great favour
  
    barous act, Achilles, led by Destiny, obtained sight of Polyxena, the 
    
daughter

     of Priam, in the temple of Apollo. Insérer image 
  
    utiful unison, giving to them new and delightful charms.   Virtue,    
    
daughter

     of Truth, is represented clothed in white, as an 
  
     a block of marble, to intimate her immoveable firmness.    Truth,    
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Saturn, is the parent of Justice a
  
    r, it was necessary to pass through that of Virtue.    Peace.    This 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Themis, wears a crown of laurel; i
  
    ich were deposited the public acts of the state.    Victory.    Styx, 
    
daughter

     of Ocean and Thetis, was the mother of Victory. T
  
     and farewell to joy, peace, and contentment.” ‌     Famine    is the 
    
daughter

     of Night, and inhabited the infernal regions, tho
  
     yellow, and her whole appearance worn and melancholy.    Discord,    
    
daughter

     of Night, is the mother of a family of evils, alm
  
     Romulus laid the foundation of the Roman city: he married Tatia, the 
    
daughter

     of the Sabine king, whom however he had the misfo
  
    ssisted him in building the city. He soon after married Hermione, the 
    
daughter

     of Venus; and had by her four sons and four daugh
  
    him to put to death the man who would have insulted the honour of his 
    
daughter

    . Jobates to satisfy his son-in-law, sent Beller t
  
    e was ‌under the protection of the gods, and gave him the hand of his 
    
daughter

     Cassandra in marriage, naming him as his successo

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    f Europa [Euro′pa]?  Ans. Jupiter was struck by the beauty of Europa, 
    
daughter

     of Agenor [Age′nor], king of Phœnicia. He took th
  
    e hero in building his city. Cadmus married Hermione [Hermi′one], the 
    
daughter

     of Venus; they had four daughters, all of whom su
  
    ho was Mercury?  Ans. He was the son of Jupiter and Maia [Ma′ia], the 
    
daughter

     of Atlas. On his mother’s account, sacrifices wer
  
     of thieves.  Ques. Relate the history of Io and Argus.  Ans. Io, the 
    
daughter

     of Inachus [In′achus], was beloved by Jupiter. He
  
    — Plants held Sacred to her.    Ques. Who was Juno?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Ops, and was both sister and wife o
  
    tory of Hippomenes [Hippo′menes] and Atalanta?  Ans. Atalanta was the 
    
daughter

     of King Cœneus, and was equally renowned for her 
  
    by Painters and Sculptors.    Ques. Who was Latona?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Phœbe and Cœus the Titan. When she was driven 
  
     and Privileges — Anecdote.    Ques. Who was Vesta?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Ops or Rhea, and was, therefore, th
  
    e plebeian tribunes, who endeavored to pull him from his chariot. His 
    
daughter

    , who was a Vestal Virgin, ascended the triumphal 
  
     cities only, but of all things which the earth contains. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Cœlum, and the wife of Saturn.  Ques. How was 
  
    alia — Described by Virgil.    Ques. Who was Ceres?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Ops, and was worshipped as the godd
  
    t the color of ripe corn; she holds a lighted torch, because when her 
    
daughter

     Proserpine was stolen by Pluto, Ceres kindled a t
  
    o obtain a wife, even if he had to do so by violence. Proserpine, the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Ceres, was gathering daffodils wit
  
    ant of what had occurred, wandered through the world in search of her 
    
daughter

    . At length, arriving at the fountain of Cyane, sh
  
     her complaint to Jupiter, and demanded that Pluto should restore her 
    
daughter

    . Jupiter promised to grant her request, in case P
  
     Ans. She was also goddess of justice; according to some, she was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Themis. When the Titans took up ar
  
    tellation Virgo.  Ques. Who was Nemesis [Nem′esis]?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Night, and the goddess of just vengeance. It w
  
    n of Narcissus.     Diana.     Ques. Who was Diana?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona, and the twin-sister of Apo
  
    n arrow.  Ques. Relate the story of Niobe [Ni′obe].  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Tantalus [Tan′talus], and the wife of Amphion 
  
    rits.  Ques. What was the story of Arethusa?  Ans. This nymph was the 
    
daughter

     of Oceanus, and an attendant of Diana. She was ad
  
    t the Olympic games.  Ques. Who was Echo?  Ans. Echo was a nymph, the 
    
daughter

     of Air and Tellus; she was one of Juno’s attendan
  
    asts.  Ques. Who was Scylla?  Ans. The fable relates that she was the 
    
daughter

     of Phorcus, and that she was transformed by the j
  
    tes?  Ans. He was the son of Athamas, king of Thebes, and of Ino, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and Hermione. Ino offended Juno, and th
  
     and harbors.  Ques. Who was Thetis?  Ans. She was a sea-goddess, the 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris, and sister of the Nereides. 
  
    ed?  Ans. As we have learned before, Pluto was married to Proserpine, 
    
daughter

     of Ceres.    Hell.     Ques. How was Hell describ
  
    utiful and modest virgin, with garments as white as snow. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Time, or Saturn, because Time always brings tr
  
    cond of these was founded under peculiar circumstances. Virginia, the 
    
daughter

     of Aulus, a patrician of high rank, married into 
  
    a, and carried off, among other captives, the beautiful Iole [I′ole], 
    
daughter

     of the king of that city. The hero, who wished to
  
    ccording to some accounts, was reconciled with Juno, who gave him her 
    
daughter

     Hebe in marriage.    Chapter XXVII.    Jason — Ex
  
    itions, but would inevitably have perished, had not Medea, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , saved him by her magical arts. Jason obtained th
  
    benefits, and divorced Medea in order that he might marry Creusa, the 
    
daughter

     of the king of Corinth.  Ques. What was Medea’s r
  
    youths and maidens were exhibited before King Minos; and Ariadne, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, was so much struck by the courage an
  
     was Perseus?  Ans. He was the son of Jupiter, and of Danaë, the only 
    
daughter

     of Acrisius, king of Argos. This prince had been 
  
    ius, king of Argos. This prince had been warned by an oracle that his 
    
daughter

     would have a son, who was destined to deprive him
  
    remarkable to be omitted.  Ques. Who was Andromeda?  Ans. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Cepheus, king of Ethiopia. Her mother, Cassiop
  
     devoured by the monster. Cepheus consented to the sacrifice, and his 
    
daughter

     was chained to a rock by the sea-shore, where she
  
    , and abandoned all further designs against him. He even gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and declared him his successor in th
  
     Ans. He was a king of Trachinia, who married Halcyone [Halcy′one], a 
    
daughter

     of the god Æolus. Ceyx was drowned on his way to 
  
    ple lock which grew on the head of Nisus, remained uncut. Scylla, the 
    
daughter

     of this prince, admired the majestic person of Mi
  
    n relief; he was reduced to misery and famished as before. He had one 
    
daughter

     called Mestra, an only child, whom he sold to pro
  
    o her father, who was well pleased to find that he had still both his 
    
daughter

     and the money for which he had sold her. He again
  
    ly be appeased by the sacrifice of Iphigenia [Iphige′nia], the oldest 
    
daughter

     of the monarch. She was accordingly led to the al
  
     so many competitors, Ulysses asked the hand of Penelope [Penel′ope], 
    
daughter

     of Icarus. His suit was granted; but when he was 
  
    reigned many years in Mycenæ, and was married to his cousin Hermione, 
    
daughter

     of Menelaus and Helen. Pylades married Electra, t
  
    nant at this breach of faith, and fled to Argos, where he married the 
    
daughter

     of King Adrastus. This monarch assembled a large 
  
    or a hundred years from the Elysian fields. Antigone [Antig′one], the 
    
daughter

     of Œdipus, had, meanwhile, accompanied her father
  
     the son of Faunus and the nymph Marica. This prince had one child, a 
    
daughter

     named Lavinia. Her hand had been promised to Turn
  
    one and the same god. Osiris was the son of Jupiter and of Niobe, the 
    
daughter

     of Phoroneus. He conquered Egypt, which he govern
  
    even during his life. He married, as we have already learned, Io, the 
    
daughter

     of Inachus, who was more generally known to the E
  
    ds and men. From the ice of the lower deep a god arose, who married a 
    
daughter

     of the giants, and became the father of three son

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         Elements of Mythology, or, Classical Fables of the Greeks and the Romans
      
    esented? Who were the priests of Cybele?     Vesta.     Vesta was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and the goddess of fire. Numa Pompilius
  
    ed the shape of some man, or animal. One of these ladies, Semele, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus king of Thebes, entreated the god to ap
  
    . Rape means bearing off in haste. Europa was a beautiful virgin, the 
    
daughter

     of Agenor, king of Phenicia. Jupiter saw her in t
  
    n those of favour to mankind?     Hebe and Ganymede.     Hebe was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Juno. She was the goddess of youth
  
    was daily his delight, rejoicing always before him.”  Minerva was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. The poetic fiction concerning her is,
  
    ted statue of Minerva?     Ceres.     See plate, page 55.  Ceres, the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Ops, was the goddess of agriculture
  
     the mythology is the story of Proserpine. Proserpine was the beloved 
    
daughter

     of Ceres. The favourite residence of Ceres was th
  
    the descent of Pluto and Proserpine? What did Ceres when she lost her 
    
daughter

    ? Of whom did Ceres entreat relief? Was Proserpine
  
    arybdis murmured soft applause.     Scylla and Charybdis.     Scylla, 
    
daughter

     of Phorcus, was a beautiful woman, whom Circe hat
  
     signify that no place could secure the guilty from her pursuit. As a 
    
daughter

     of Astrea, or Justice, she rewarded virtue, while
  
    ht, Death, and ”Death’s half-brother, Sleep.”  Nox, or Night, was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos. She was represented in a long black vei
  
    xpanse of the firmament in a chariot of ebony.  Mors, or Death, was a 
    
daughter

     of Nox, depicted in the form of a skeleton, weari
  
    What is the probable account of Esculapius?    Echo.     Echo was the 
    
daughter

     of Air and Earth. Juno condemned her to repeat th
  
        Themis, or Astrea, is the personification of Justice. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Heaven and Earth. The figure of Justice ordina
  
    s of others, and endeavouring to injure those she hated. Envy was the 
    
daughter

     of Night. Her girdle was a serpent, and snakes hi
  
    public services induced Creon, King of Thebes, to bestow upon him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and to intrust him with the governme
  
    though the latter vomited fire and smoke. Hercules delivered Hesione, 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon. King of Troy, from a sea monster, wh
  
    me, Hercules, remembering that the father of Iole had refused him his 
    
daughter

    , took upon himself to make war upon that king, an
  
     and full of hope as himself. A certain king of Thebes, had a son and 
    
daughter

    , named Phryxus and Helle, who were persecuted by 
  
    ese conditions appeared to be so many impossibilities; but Medea, the 
    
daughter

     of Etes, a sorceress, offered her magic aid to Ja
  
    ather of Theseus was Ægeus, King of Athens, and his mother was Æthra, 
    
daughter

     of Pittheus, King of Trœzene. The parents of Thes
  
    ed that no person could get in and out again without a guide; but the 
    
daughter

     of King Minos, the beautiful Ariadne, gave Theseu
  
    Theseus and Peritheus next heard of a princess of Epirus, Proserpine, 
    
daughter

     of Aidoneus, King of Sparta, and they went to her
  
     Œdipus should not die in Thebes, so, blind as he was, and led by his 
    
daughter

    , Antigone, he wandered into Attica. Arrived at Mo
  
     Greeks by adverse winds, until the king should sacrifice to her, his 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia. At first, Agamemnon chose rather to ab
  
    st at Aulis, and what remedy was proposed? Did Agamemnon send for his 
    
daughter

     from Mycenæ? Was Iphigenia sacrificed? How do myt
  
     his own kingdom of Sparta to Menelaus. When Agamemnon sacrificed his 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia, Clytemnestra was bitterly incensed aga
  
    air determined to kill him. Agamemnon brought with him Cassandra, the 
    
daughter

     of Priam. Apollo had conferred upon Cassandra the
  
    lades.     Besides Iphigenia, Agamemnon had two children, a son and a 
    
daughter

    ; these were Electra and Orestes. Electra is descr
  
    self to be the same individual. Iphigenia confessed that she was that 
    
daughter

     of Agamemnon, who had miraculously escaped from A
  
     married that princess, and Orestes married his cousin, Hermione, the 
    
daughter

     of Menelaus and Helen. He afterwards reigned in p
  
     others were engaged in fishing, one of the sea nymphs, Eidothea, the 
    
daughter

     of Proteus, appeared to Menelaus, and counselled 
  
    wn to rest and fell asleep. While Ulysses was sleeping, Nausicaa, the 
    
daughter

     of Antinöus, King of the Phocians, came, with his
  
    he common tradition is, that he went into a temple with Polyxena, the 
    
daughter

     of Priam, to be married to her, and that her brot
  
    ba, was the most valiant of the Trojans. His wife was Andromache, the 
    
daughter

     of Ætian, an Asiatic prince, and their only child
  
    kindly received by Latinus, the king of the country, who gave him his 
    
daughter

     Lavinia, though she had been previously promised 
  
     their enemies, that they might make friends of them. Cleobulina, the 
    
daughter

     of Cleobulus, was celebrated for her wit and geni
  
    s? Who was Pittacus? For what is Cleobulus memorable, and who was his 
    
daughter

    ? Was Periander of Corinth a virtuous man?     Rel
  
    thologists impute to Odin?    Frea and Thor.     Frea, or Frigga, the 
    
daughter

     of Niorder, god of the winds and seas, was repres
  
    d over the seas, navigation, hunting, and fishing. He espoused Skada, 
    
daughter

     of the giant Thiasse; who preferring the mountain
  
    mv of gods and men. Here resided Hela, the dreadful goddess of death, 
    
daughter

     of the evil genius Loke and the giantess Angherbo
  
     it also gives the history of Samson, and the sacrifice of Jephthah’s 
    
daughter

    . The Greeks had a fable that the world had been d
  
    nders like the Hebrew Samson. Jephthah, a Hebrew general, offered his 
    
daughter

     to his god; and Agamemnon, the Greek chief, sacri
  
    s daughter to his god; and Agamemnon, the Greek chief, sacrificed his 
    
daughter

     Iphigenia to Diana. These are only a few of the a
  
    Apollo, appears before Agamemnon, and implores the restoration of his 
    
daughter

     Chryseis. The Hebrew priests were required to be

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         Stories of Long Ago in a New Dress
      
     and one time, as you shall hear, he came to earth and stole away the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres to live with him in his underground home
  
     of all the people on the great, wide earth. Ceres had one fair young 
    
daughter

    , whom she loved very dearly. And no wonder, for P
  
    n some way the girdle might reach Ceres and help her to find her lost 
    
daughter

    . ———  The Voice of Spring  I Come, I come! ye hav
  
    s.     Part II     In the evening Ceres returned to her home; but her 
    
daughter

    , who usually came running to meet her, was nowher
  
    he inmost parts of the earth, O Ceres, great mother! There I saw your 
    
daughter

     seated on a throne at the dark king’s side. But i
  
     arose and went to Jupiter and said, “I have found the place where my 
    
daughter

     is hidden. Give her back to me, and the earth sha
  
    month underground. For six months of the year Ceres is happy with her 
    
daughter

    . At Proserpine’s coming, flowers bloom and birds 
  
    the place of poverty in Arachne’s home, and the parents blessed their 
    
daughter

    , and all of them lived very happily. Thus it migh
  
    e could outdo Minerva herself in skill. Then the old woman spoke. “My 
    
daughter

    ,” she said, laying her hand on Arachne’s shoulder
  
    er was, “Because of the vanity of Cassiopeia. If she will give up her 
    
daughter

     Andromeda to the serpent, the sea nymphs will be 
  
     town and all the people to be saved from ruin, you must give up your 
    
daughter

    .” Then Cassiopeia went sadly home and locked hers
  
    rents were very much afraid. Some time before, he had asked for their 
    
daughter

     as his wife, and the parents had been afraid to s
  
    faithfully kept watch, and saw all that had passed between father and 
    
daughter

    . He now thought it time to separate them, so he l
  
    r, when he came to a country ruled by a king who had a very beautiful 
    
daughter

    , Deïanira, and before many days, Hercules had ask
  
    th by wrestling together, and that the victor should marry the king’s 
    
daughter

    . Such a way of settling the dispute may seem very
  
    true shape, and yielded his claim. So Hercules gained the king’s fair 
    
daughter

     for his bride. In that last fierce struggle, one 
  
    ).     The Story of a Poisoned Shirt     When Hercules and the king’s 
    
daughter

     had been married, and the feasting was over, they
  
    e, when at last he came to a city by the sea. There he saw the king’s 
    
daughter

    , and grew to love her as he had once loved Deïani
  
     gates, unless he could first secure the purple lock. When the king’s 
    
daughter

     heard that the army of Minos had come, she hasten
  
    e gates wide open, stood before the astonished king. “I am the king’s 
    
daughter

    ,” she said, “and for your sake I have stolen my f
  
    de him as hard and cruel as ever. Standing by the king’s side was his 
    
daughter

     Ariadne, a beautiful, tender-hearted girl. She we
  
    is, far away from the boy’s old home. Here Phryxus married the king’s 
    
daughter

    . The -golden ram, worn out with the long, hard jo
  
     I dissolve it in rain,     And laugh as I pass in thunder.  I am the 
    
daughter

     of Earth and Water,     And the nursling of the S
  
    hip, he found that there was help awaiting him. For Medea, the king’s 
    
daughter

    , had fallen in love with him, and had come to tal
  
    his sake. And so it really was Juno who was helping Jason. The king’s 
    
daughter

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    he flowers always blooming. This she did because she had a fair young 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina, who loved them. Never was a mother h
  
     of sleep, or of dreams, she would stop it and ask, “Have you seen my 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina?” But none of the spirits of night ha
  
     her with gentle, majestic eyes, and she would ask, “Have you seen my 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina?” But none of the river-gods had seen
  
    blade of grass, nor a leaf nor flower, shall the Earth yield until my 
    
daughter

     is found.” So the farmers stayed within doors, an
  
    beautiful face and dripping hair above the surface. “Have you seen my 
    
daughter

    , Proserpina?” asked Ceres. She had asked that que
  
     Father of Gods and Men, grant me justice! Compel Pluto to give me my 
    
daughter

     again, for he took her from me by force.” Then Ju
  
    e earth and sat silent and alone, with covered head, mourning for her 
    
daughter

    . But on Olympus Jupiter sat long in thought. At l
  
    Ceres, in her joy, wept and laughed at the same time, as she took her 
    
daughter

     in her arms. That day the reign of happiness bega
  
    t.      Persephone.     She stepped upon Sicilian grass,    Demeter’s 
    
daughter

    , fresh and fair, A child of light, a radiant lass
  
    lit below; It cries — “Thou Lord of Hades, hear,    And let Demeter’s 
    
daughter

     go.    The tender corn upon the lea    Droops in 
  
    rting day Then bids them fetch the coal-black steeds —    “ Demeter’s 
    
daughter

    , wouldst away?”    The gates of Hades set her fre
  
     king on his throne —    “I gave her of pomegranate seeds.” Demeter’s 
    
daughter

     stands alone    Upon the fair Eleusian meads.    
  
    light dazzle thee    My love, my child Persephone?  “What moved thee, 
    
daughter

    , to forsake    Thy fellow-maids that fatal morn, 
  
    ful nymph Daphne, who was about to set out for the hunt. Daphne was a 
    
daughter

     of the river-god Peneüs, and though she was as fa
  
    ons.   Song of Hercules to his Daughter.        “I’ve been, oh, sweet 
    
daughter

    ,    To fountain and sea, To seek in their water  
  
     many prizes, but he was sad, for he had seen Alcestis, the beautiful 
    
daughter

     of Pelias, and had loved her deeply at first sigh
  
    im her in a chariot drawn by a lion and a wild boar. Pelias loved his 
    
daughter

     dearly, and thought by this condition to keep her
  
    oward him. “Good sir,” she said, “help me and my child. I am a king’s 
    
daughter

    , though I have come to this island in such an hum
  
    r princess?” he asked. “My name is Danaë,” she replied, “and I am the 
    
daughter

     of King Acrisius of Argos. My child is called Per
  
    at the stern king upon his throne, and beside him stood his beautiful 
    
daughter

    , Ariadne. The king wondered at the strength and s
  
    ering water;    To the lonely isle returning, And the King’s deserted 
    
daughter

    .     “In vain I in vain! The seventh bright day I
  
    captives the Greeks had taken, there was a maiden named Chryseis, the 
    
daughter

     of a priest of Apollo. All captives in those days
  
     lady within call,    Stiller than chisel’d marble, standing there, A 
    
daughter

     of the gods, divinely tall,    And most divinely 
  
    s were deaf, and they would not hear. Only Cassandra, the prophetess, 
    
daughter

     of King Priam, knew the danger. She stood upon th
  
    4.  Deme΄ter, 36. (See Ceres.)  Dian΄a. Called by the Greeks Artemis; 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter; twin sister of Apollo; goddess of the
  
    he entrance, 69.  Ve΄nus. Called by the Greeks Aphrodite, 111 (note); 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. Goddess of love and beauty, 47, 166;

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    the moon. Venus, (Aphrodite,) the goddess of love and beauty, was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Dione. Others say that Venus spran
  
    d received from him in exchange the caduceus. Ceres (Demeter) was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Rhea. She had a daughter named Pros
  
    uceus. Ceres (Demeter) was the daughter of Saturn and Rhea. She had a 
    
daughter

     named Proserpine, (Persephone,) who became the wi
  
    pped with lead. With the leaden shaft he struck the nymph Daphne, the 
    
daughter

     of the river god Peneus, and with the golden one 
  
    e wind, and delayed not a moment at his entreaties. “Stay,” said he, “
    
daughter

     of Peneus; I am not a foe. Do not fly me as a lam
  
    r nymph of mortal mould — as was, indeed the case; for it was Io, the 
    
daughter

     of the river god Inachus, whom Jupiter had been f
  
    her hoof on the sand. Inachus recognized it, and discovering that his 
    
daughter

    , whom he had long sought in vain, was hidden unde
  
    mourned over her, and, embracing her white neck, exclaimed, “Alas! my 
    
daughter

    , it would have been a less grief to have lost you
  
     Minerva the wise, and Diana the huntress, defy us; and there is that 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, who threatens to follow their example. 
  
    the earth opened and gave him a passage to Tartarus. Ceres sought her 
    
daughter

     all the world over. Bright-haired Aurora, when sh
  
    , and he urged her. “Go in peace,” she replied, “and be happy in your 
    
daughter

    ; I have lost mine.” As she spoke, tears — or some
  
     said he, “Come with us, and despise not our humble roof; so may your 
    
daughter

     be restored to you in safety.” “Lead on,” said sh
  
    nd mounting her chariot rode away. Ceres continued her search for her 
    
daughter

    , passing from land to land, and across seas and r
  
    “blame not the land; it opened unwillingly to yield a passage to your 
    
daughter

    . I can tell you of her fate, for I have seen her.
  
    , and implored Jupiter to interfere to procure the restitution of her 
    
daughter

    . Jupiter consented on one condition, namely, that
  
     and the glow of his beauty reminded one of his father. Halcyone, the 
    
daughter

     of Æolus, was his wife, and devotedly attached to
  
    hus Psyche became at last united to Cupid, and in due time they had a 
    
daughter

     born to them whose name was Pleasure.   The fable
  
      Jupiter, under the disguise of a bull, had carried away Europa, the 
    
daughter

     of Agenor, king of Phœnicia. Agenor commanded his
  
    ey gave the name of Thebes. Cadmus obtained in marriage Harmonia, the 
    
daughter

     of Venus. The gods left Olympus to honor the occa
  
    e, made war upon Megara. Nisus was king of Megara, and Scylla was his 
    
daughter

    . The siege had now lasted six months and the city
  
    e horse with its gay caparisons, and reined in its foaming mouth, the 
    
daughter

     of Nisus was hardly mistress of herself; she was 
  
    nded to be led to the king, and thus addressed him: “I am Scylla, the 
    
daughter

     of Nisus. I surrender to you my country and my fa
  
    lowery cave,             Tell me but where,     Sweet queen of parly, 
    
daughter

     of the sphere,     So may’st thou be translated t
  
    e The young, the beautiful, the brave,     The lonely hope of Sestos’ 
    
daughter

    . O, when alone along the sky The turret-torch was
  
    — Niobe.      Minerva.        Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, was the 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. She was said to have leaped forth fro
  
    I not cause for pride? Will you prefer to me this Latona, the Titan’s 
    
daughter

    , with her two children? I have seven times as man
  
     Cynthian mountain top where she dwelt she thus addressed her son and 
    
daughter

    : “My children, I who have been so proud of you bo
  
    appease the deities, Cepheus was directed by the oracle to expose his 
    
daughter

     Andromeda to be devoured by the monster. As Perse
  
    seeing that the hero was a special favorite of the gods, gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage and made him his successor on the thr
  
    is father. When the sage returned to his home bearing the infant, his 
    
daughter

     Ocyroe came forth to meet him, and at sight of th
  
    ent. Previously, however, he found means to plead his cause to Medea, 
    
daughter

     of the king. He promised her marriage, and as the
  
     and many more joined in the enterprise. With them came Atalanta, the 
    
daughter

     of Iasius, king of Arcadia. A buckle of polished 
  
    y in one day. His next labor was of a more delicate kind. Admeta, the 
    
daughter

     of Eurystheus, longed to obtain the girdle of the
  
    tlas felt the added weight. Juno, now reconciled to him, gave him her 
    
daughter

     Hebe in marriage.   The poet Schiller, in one of 
  
    e nectar to her lord.”  S. G. B.      Hebe and Ganymede.    Hebe, the 
    
daughter

     of Juno, and goddess of youth, was cup-bearer to 
  
    seus.     Theseus was the son of Ægeus, king of Athens, and of Æthra, 
    
daughter

     of the king of Trœzen. He was brought up at Trœze
  
     the youths and maidens were exhibited before Minos; and Ariadne, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, being present, became deeply enamore
  
    er continued true brothers in arms. Each of them aspired to espouse a 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter. Theseus fixed his choice on Helen, th
  
    ous to his fate. After the death of Antiope, Theseus married Phaedra, 
    
daughter

     of Minos, king of Crete. Phaedra saw in Hippolytu
  
    as the winds listed On Circe’s island fell; (who knows not Circe, The 
    
daughter

     of the Sun? whose charmed cup Whoever tasted lost
  
        Ariadne.    We have seen in the story of Theseus how Ariadne, the 
    
daughter

     of King Minos, after helping Theseus to escape fr
  
    unger continued unabated. At length he had spent all and had only his 
    
daughter

     left, a daughter worthy of a better parent. Her t
  
    nabated. At length he had spent all and had only his daughter left, a 
    
daughter

     worthy of a better parent. Her too he sold. She s
  
    th.    Amphitrite.    Amphitrite was the wife of Neptune. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris, and the mother of Triton. Ne
  
    wer was that of changing his shape at will.    Thetis.    Thetis, the 
    
daughter

     of Nereus and Doris, was so beautiful that Jupite
  
    sts from the first to the last.    Leucothea and Palæmon.    Ino, the 
    
daughter

     of Cadmus and wife of Athamas, flying from her fr
  
    sos. Admetus was a suitor, with others, for the hand of Alcestis, the 
    
daughter

     of Pelias, who promised her to him who should com
  
     sisterly fidelity as was Alcestis of connubial devotion. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Œdipus and Jocasta, who with all their descend
  
    abandoned by all men, as an object of divine vengeance. Antigone, his 
    
daughter

    , alone shared his wanderings and remained with hi
  
     brother. Polynices fled to Adrastus, king of Argos, who gave him his 
    
daughter

     in marriage, and aided him with an army to enforc
  
    ere rather those of character and conduct than of person. She was the 
    
daughter

     of Icarius, a Spartan prince. Ulysses, king of It
  
    her’s house, Icarius, unable to bear the thoughts of parting with his 
    
daughter

    , tried to persuade her to remain with him, and no
  
    or, as others say, of walking on its surface. Orion loved Merope, the 
    
daughter

     of Œnopion, king of Chios, and sought her in marr
  
    ot ungentle race of men, whom, if you will, you can repel; but I, the 
    
daughter

     of Nereus, and protected by such a band of sister
  
    y the sacrifice of a virgin on her altar, and that none other but the 
    
daughter

     of the offender would be acceptable. Agamemnon, h
  
     and in the division of the spoil a female captive, by name Chryseis, 
    
daughter

     of Chryses, priest of Apollo, had fallen to the s
  
    aring the sacred emblems of his office, and begged the release of his 
    
daughter

    . Agamemnon refused. Thereupon Chryses implored Ap
  
     consequence slain by the hero. Achilles by chance had seen Polyxena, 
    
daughter

     of King Priam, perhaps on the occasion of the tru
  
    ainst Pyrrhus,19 and was forthwith slain by him. Queen Hecuba and her 
    
daughter

     Cassandra were carried captives to Greece. Cassan
  
    ning that her predictions should never be believed. Polyxena, another 
    
daughter

    , who had been loved by Achilles, was demanded by 
  
    Sparta, he found Menelaus and Helen celebrating the marriage of their 
    
daughter

     Hermione to Neoptolemus, son of Achilles.    Agam
  
     their way till they arrived at the Ææan isle, where Circe dwelt, the 
    
daughter

     of the sun. Landing here, Ulysses climbed a hill,
  
    island, and while he lay sleeping on his bed of leaves, Nausicaa, the 
    
daughter

     of the king, had a dream sent by Minerva, remindi
  
    e destined in later ages to be the rival of Rome itself. Dido was the 
    
daughter

     of Belus, king of Tyre, and sister of Pygmalion, 
  
    ntry. He was now old and had no male descendant, but had one charming 
    
daughter

    , Lavinia, who was sought in marriage by many neig
  
    to rouse up from the thicket a tame stag, the favorite of Silvia, the 
    
daughter

     of Tyrrheus, the king’s herdsman. A javelin from 
  
     his city by civil discord, carried with him in his flight his infant 
    
daughter

    . As he fled through the woods, his enemies in hot
  
    her side. Thenceforth he lived among the shepherds and brought up his 
    
daughter

     in woodland arts. While a child she was taught to
  
    ility, and power. This new being was a god, from whom and his wife, a 
    
daughter

     of the giant race, sprang the three brothers Odin

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         The new pantheon; or, an introduction to the mythology of the ancients
      
     were esteemed sacred to her. History informs us, that Cybele was the 
    
daughter

     of a king of Phrygia, who came from her own count
  
      Chap. IV. [Vesta, Vestal Virgins.]     Who was Vesta? Vesta was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn; the goddess of fire; emblematical of t
  
    hores.  Pitt’s Virgil.     Chap. VI. [Juno.]        Who was Juno? The 
    
daughter

     of Saturn; the sister and wife of Jupiter. She wa
  
    e rainbow.    Chap. VII. [Ceres.]        Who was Ceres? Ceres was the 
    
daughter

     of Saturn and Cybele, and was supposed to be the 
  
    rth. What was her history? Pluto, her brother, having carried off her 
    
daughter

     Proserpine, and taken her to the infernal regions
  
    of violence to Jupiter, who decreed that she should go and demand her 
    
daughter

    , and that Pluto should be compelled to restore he
  
    Odyssey.   Now by rich Circe’s coast they bend their way, Circe, fair 
    
daughter

     of the God of day.  A dangerous shore; the echoin
  
    pocrene.    Chap. XI. Diana.     Who was Diana? The sister of Apollo, 
    
daughter

     of Jupiter and Latona. What were her names? The E
  
    owed from wounds they inflicted upon themselves. Who was Victory? The 
    
daughter

     of Styx and Acheron. She had several temples in G
  
    ms offered to him were generally black sheep. Who was Proserpine? The 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, whom Pluto carried off and married, in 
  
    to signify thano place could secure the guilty from her pursuit. As a 
    
daughter

     of Astrea, or Justice, she rewarded virtue, while
  
    pposed to wander about the tombs. Who was Nox? Nox, or Night, was the 
    
daughter

     of Chaos. She was represented in a long black vei
  
     which serve also for his pillow. Who was Mors? Mors, or Death, was a 
    
daughter

     of Nox, depicted in the form of a skeleton, weari
  
    gled two serpents, sent by Juno to destroy him. He delivered Hesione, 
    
daughter

     of Laomedon, king of Troy, from a horrible sea mo
  
    g it; which were overcome by Jason, through the magical aid of Medea, 
    
daughter

     of Aetes, king of Colchis, who fell in love with,
  
    he greatest of their Gods, proceeded from Borus, and from Beyzla, the 
    
daughter

     of the giant Baldorn. Aided by his two brothers, 
  
    rms in their hands. What is the history of Frea? Frea, or Frigga, the 
    
daughter

     of Niorder, God of the winds and seas, was repres
  
    d over the seas, navigation, hunting, and fishing. He espoused Skada, 
    
daughter

     of the giant Thiasse; who preferring the mountain
  
    my of Gods and men. Here resided Hela, the dreadful Goddess of death, 
    
daughter

     of the evil genius Loke, and the giantess Angherb
  
     bird of Minerva? By what people was Jupiter called Apis? Who was the 
    
daughter

     of Ceres, and what were her adventures? What were
  
    a name of Minerva 53 Atlas 18 Atrŏpŏs, one of the Fates 103 Aurōra, a 
    
daughter

     of Sol 32 Aūstĕr, the south wind 82 Avatārs, inca
  
    tor of Esculapius 109 Chronos, the Grecian name of Saturn. 6 Cīrcē, a 
    
daughter

     of Sol. 34 Cithĕrĭdes, a name of the Muses 43 Clī
  
    raswatti 138    E    Eǎcŭs, a judge of the infernal regions 101 Echō, 
    
daughter

     of the air and earth 90 Edda, a sacred book of th
  
     Moloch, a Phenician deity 218 Mōmŭs, the god of laughter 108 Mors, a 
    
daughter

     of Nox 104 Mŭlcĭbĕr, a name of Vulcan 67 Muses, d
  
    tūmnŭs, the god of tradesmen 86 Viālĭs, a name of Mercury 71 Victory, 
    
daughter

     of Styx and Acheron 59 Vidar, a son of Odin 203 V

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