- the
legal father of
Anius.
Apollo cared for the
child Anius for a long time,
teaching him the arts of
divination and prophecy.
Anius later became Apollo's...
- (Ancient Gr****: Οἰνοτρόφαι, the "Winegrowers") were the
three daughters of
Anius and Dryope. The
Oenotropae included:
Spermo (Ancient Gr****: Σπερμώ, "seed")...
- Carycus, who
accepted Anius as his son. She had two more
children with him. Later,
becoming a
priest of
Apollo and the king of Delos,
Anius gave aid to Aeneas...
- Aleu. Nava
announces to his pack that the wolf
spirit Aniu has
contacted him in "dream visions".
Aniu has told him that the
caribou herd they
depend on during...
- 623–631) Once in Delos,
Anchises asks
Anius, the king and a
priest of Apollo,
about his children. (13.639–642)
Anius describes that his
daughters received...
- bull by the horns. Dryope, a Lemnian. Dryope,
mother of the
Oenotropae by
Anius.
Dryopia Graves, Robert, (1955) 1960. The Gr**** Myths. Virgil,
Aeneid 10...
-
guided by Apollo, her lover, to the
island of
Delos where she gave
birth to
Anius, who
later prophesied that the
siege of Troy
would go on for ten years....
- education.
Anius, Apollo's son by Rhoeo, was
abandoned by his
mother soon
after his birth.
Apollo brought him up and
educated him in
mantic arts.
Anius later...
- son of
Carystus (son of Chiron) and
father of Zarex,
adopted father of
Anius. Nonnus, 14.105 Nonnus, 14.109
Tzetzes ad Lycophron, 373
Tzetzes ad Lycophron...
- from Gr****
mythology after Rhoeo,
lover of
Apollo and
mother of his son
Anius.
Rhoeo is a dark
Jovian asteroid orbiting in the
leading Gr**** camp at Jupiter's...
