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Alphesiboea (Ancient Gr****: Ἀλφεσίβοια, romanized: Alphesíboia) was the name of
several characters in Gr**** mythology:
Alphesiboea,
mother of
Adonis with...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Alphesiboea (Ancient Gr****: Ἀλφεσίβοια, romanized: Alphesíboia,
pronounced [alpʰesíboi̯a]), in some
versions also
called Arsinoë (Ancient...
- Aura
Nonnus 5th cent. AD
Unnamed twin
brother Nonnus 5th cent. AD
Medus Alphesiboea Ps.-Plut. Fluv. 2nd cent. AD
Phlias Araethyrea Paus. 2nd cent. AD Chthonophyle...
- survive, made of him the son of
Phoenix and the
otherwise unidentified Alphesiboea. In one
version of the story,
Aphrodite injured herself on a
thorn from...
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Linea /əˈɡeɪviː/
Agave Agenor Linea /əˈdʒiːnɔːr/
Agenor Alphesiboea Linea /ˌælfɪsɪˈbiːə/
Alphesiboea Androgeos Linea /ænˈdrɒdʒiːɒs/
Androgeus Argiope Linea...
- mythology: Aretus, son of Bias and Pero, and
brother of
Perialces and
Alphesiboea, wife of King
Pelias of Iolcus. King
Aretus of Pylos, son of
Nestor and...
- Doryclus, as well as a
stepson Atymnius,
whose natural father was Zeus; by
Alphesiboea, he had Adonis.
Phoenix was also
credited as the
father of Cepheus, king...
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Individual names of some of the
nymphs Names Location Relations and
Notes Alphesiboea India loved by
Dionysus Aora
Crete eponym of the town
Aoros in Crete...
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Aristotle as a
rhapsody in all
kinds of metres. His
other known plays are
Alphesiboea, Dionysus, Io, Minyae, Odysseus, Oeneus, and Thyestes. The fragments...
- son of Eriphyle, the
necklace came into the
hands of
Arsinoe (named
Alphesiboea in some versions), next into
those of the sons of Phegeus,
Pronous and...
