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According to Gr**** mythology, the
Korybantes or
Corybantes (also Corybants) (/ˌkɒrɪˈbæntiːz/;
Ancient Gr****: Κορύβαντες) were the
armed and
crested dancers...
- Muses.
According to Apollodorus, she and
Apollo were the
parents of the
Corybantes.
Muses in po****r
culture Thalia Theatre (disambiguation)
Thalia (Grace)...
- able to
choose one of them, he
decided to
remain unwed. He
fathered the
Corybantes by the Muse Thalia. By Calliope, he had Hymenaios, Ialemus,
Orpheus and...
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turned them into magpies. In some accounts,
Calliope is the
mother of the
Corybantes by her
father Zeus. She was
sometimes believed to be Homer's muse for...
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shields to
amuse him;
their supposedly Phrygian equivalents, the
youthful Corybantes, who
provided similarly wild and
martial music,
dance and song; and the...
- Africans. In some accounts,
Cronus was also
called the
father of the
Corybantes.
Cronus is
featured in one of the
works of
satirical writer Lucian of...
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Corybantes is a
genus of
moths within the
family Castniidae. It was
described by
Jacob Hübner in 1819.
Corybantes delopia (Druce, 1907)
Corybantes mathani...
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Corybantes veraguana is a moth in the
Castniidae family. It is
found in Panama,
Colombia and Ecuador.
Corybantes veraguana veraguana (Panama) Corybantes...
- via
Google Books. Flagler, J. M. (6
December 1958). "A Far Cry from the
Corybantes". The New Yorker.
Retrieved 2020-06-30. Anwar, S**** Tariq; Anwar, Susan...
- one of the muses,
either Calliope, or Clio, or Terpsic****, or Urania.
Corybantes were the
children of
Thalia and Apollo. In the
sanctuary of Hera in Coroneia...
