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Acoetes (Ancient Gr****: Ἀκοίτης, romanized: Akoítēs, via Latin:
Ăcoetēs) was the name of four men in Gr**** and
Roman mythology.
Acoetes, a
fisherman who...
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Chalcosyrphus acoetes is a
species of
hoverfly in the
family Syrphidae.
China Séguy, E. (1948). "Diptères
nouveaux ou peu
connus d'extreme-Orient". Notes...
- Gr**** mythology,
Acoetes (from Gr**** Ἀκοίτης, via
Latin Ăcoetēs) was the
fisherman known for
helping the god Bacchus. This
Acoetes was,
according to...
- god. Pentheus,
convinced that
Acoetes is lying,
tries to
throw him in jail, but when the
guards try to
shackle Acoetes, the
chains fall off. In a rage...
- in more
contemporary times. Laocoön was
variously called as the son of
Acoetes,
Antenor or Poseidon[citation needed]; or the son of
Priam and Hecuba....
- of Dardania. With him she
became the
mother of
Anchises and possibly,
Acoetes. The
former son
would later become the
father of the
famous Aeneas while...
- also
trace their descent from Poseidon.
Melanthus was also a
shipmate of
Acoetes who
attempted to
kidnap Dionysus.
Scholia on Plato, Symposium, 208d, citing...
- were
mercifully turned into dolphins. The only
survivor was the helmsman,
Acoetes, who
recognized the god and
tried to stop his
sailors from the start. In...
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Aeneas and for his
treatment in Virgil's Aeneid. Anchises'
brother was
Acoetes,
father of the
priest Laocoön. He was a
mortal lover of the
goddess Aphrodite...
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daughter of Ilus,
founder of Troy. With her, he
fathered Anchises and
Acoetes. The
former son who was a
handsome lad
later become the
beloved of the...
