- The
Corycian Cave (/kəˈrɪʃən/; Gr****: Κωρύκιον ἄντρον, romanized: Kōrykion antron) is
located in
central Greece on the
southern slopes of
Mount Parn****us...
- Corycia. They were the
three Naiads (nymphs) of the
sacred springs of the
Corycian Cave of
Mount Parn****us in Phocis, and the
patrons of bees. The nymphs...
- and
nurtured in "the
famous Cilician cave", an
apparent allusion to the
Corycian cave in Turkey. In Aeschylus'
Prometheus Bound,
Typhon is
called the "dweller...
-
Dionysus and the
Dionysian mysteries; it was also
sacred to
Apollo and the
Corycian nymphs, and it was the home of the Muses. However,
there is a significant...
- and
nurtured in "the
famous Cilician cave" an
apparent allusion to the
Corycian cave, also has Zeus
slaying Typhon "among the Arimoi". The fourth-century...
-
referred to the
Muses as "Corycides" (or "
Corycian nymphs")
after a cave on
Mount Parn****os,
called the
Corycian Cave.
Pausanias referred to the
Muses by...
- were
credited to its
construction to
Levon I and then to
Hetum I. In the
Corycian Cave (now
Cennet ve Cehennem), 20
stadia inland, says Strabo, the best...
- Parn****us", and that the
victory was
cheered by the "
Corycian nymphs", who were ****ociated with the
Corycian cave on the
slopes of Parn****us
above Delphi. Plutarch...
- Rat-bird
hybrid that can
shapeshift into a
serpent Corycian nymphs (Gr****) –
Nymph of the
Corycian Cave
Cretan Bull (Gr****) –
Monstrous bull Crinaeae...
-
Poseidon gave him the land of Delphi, the
Delphian nymphs gifted him the
Corycian cave, and
Artemis set her dogs to
patrol and sa****uard the land. Some others...
