- In Gr**** mythology,
Amphissus (Ancient Gr****: Ἄμφίσσος) was the son of
Apollo and Dryope. In Ovid's accounts, he is
mentioned to be the son of Andraemon...
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Eventually she gave
birth to her son
Amphissus. Soon
afterwards Dryope married Andraemon, son of Oxylus.
Amphissus eventually built a
temple to his father...
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impregnated by
Apollo in the form of a snake. She gave
birth to a son
named Amphissus. In Euripides' play Ion,
Apollo fathered Ion by Creusa, wife of Xuthus...
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several distinct figures: Dryope,
daughter of
Dryops and
mother of
Amphissus by Apollo. Dryope,
mother of
Tarquitus by Faunus, the god of the woods...
- [1859]
Papilio victorinus Doubleday, 1844
Papilio ****eri C.
Felder & R. Felder, 1864
Papilio amphissus Hopffer, 1866
Papilio vulneratus Butler, 1872...
- Thessaly.
After Dryope married Andraemon and gave
birth to Apollo's son
Amphissus, she and her
husband erected a
temple to Apollo,
where Dryope served as...
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Oetaea (Οἰταῖα). A city
called Oeta was also said to have been
founded by
Amphissus, son of
Apollo and Dryope, on the
territory of the Malians, but most likely...
- to:
Mount Oeta in
Greece An
ancient city, said to have been
founded by
Amphissus, son of
Apollo and
Dryope Staphylus oeta, a
butterfly of
family Hesperiidae...
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alboundulatus Obenberger, 1937 c g
Brachys amazonicus Kerremans, 1896 c g
Brachys amphissus Obenberger, 1941 c g
Brachys anthrenoides Waterhouse, 1889 c g Brachys...
