She had several temples in Greece and Rome. […] The Romans had a mild Juno, who had a benevolent and gracious countenance. […] Oceanus had seventy-two daughters, called the Oceanides, and Nereus had fifty, these were the Nereides. […] The Athenians had a statue of him, like that of Mars. […] Theseus had forgotten to remove it.

A name given to Minerva, because she had blue eyes. […] A monster serpent, which had a hundred heads. […] A daughter of Chiron, who had the gift of prophecy. […] Pelias had four daughters, who were called the Peliades. […] The priests of Mars who had charge of the sacred shields.