Gods and Heroes of the Greeks: The Library of ApollodorusUniversity of Massachusetts Press, 1976 - 311 sivua We are currently updating our website and have not yet posted complete information for this title. Many of our books are in the Google preview program, which allows readers to view up to 20% of the book. If this title is active in the program, you will find the Google Preview button in the sidebar below. |
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... Hyginus Fabulae 201 , however , relates how Sisyphus outwitted Autolycus , the master thief , who , supposedly undetectable in theft , was stealing Sisyphus ' cattle . Sisyphus , however , branded the hooves of his own cattle and when ...
... Hyginus Fabulae 201 , however , relates how Sisyphus outwitted Autolycus , the master thief , who , supposedly undetectable in theft , was stealing Sisyphus ' cattle . Sisyphus , however , branded the hooves of his own cattle and when ...
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... Hyginus Fabulae 166 , and Ovid Met . 2. 739. Apollodorus seems to have transposed letters in naming her Agraulus , and one may suppose that the name of Cecrops ' wife should also be Aglaurus . 3 The Areopagus , Greece's oldest and ...
... Hyginus Fabulae 166 , and Ovid Met . 2. 739. Apollodorus seems to have transposed letters in naming her Agraulus , and one may suppose that the name of Cecrops ' wife should also be Aglaurus . 3 The Areopagus , Greece's oldest and ...
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... Hyginus Fabulae 85. Pelops ex- iled Atreus ( Thucydides 1. 9 ) and Hippodamia either fled to Argolis ( Pausanias 6. 20. 7 ) or killed herself when Pelops confronted her with the murder ( Hyginus Fabulae 85 ) . 6 Several ancient sources ...
... Hyginus Fabulae 85. Pelops ex- iled Atreus ( Thucydides 1. 9 ) and Hippodamia either fled to Argolis ( Pausanias 6. 20. 7 ) or killed herself when Pelops confronted her with the murder ( Hyginus Fabulae 85 ) . 6 Several ancient sources ...
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