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Crinisus (in Virgil's
Aeneid and
subsequent Roman texts) or
Crimisus was the god of the
Sicilian river Crinisus in Gr**** and
Roman mythology. According...
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Egestes (Ancient Gr****: Ἀκέστης) was the son of the
Sicilian river-god
Crinisus by a
Dardanian or
Trojan woman named Egesta or Segesta.
According to Servius...
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Crimisus or
Crinisus is an
ancient Gr****
river name in Sicily. The name was
derived from
Crinisus and it
corresponds either to the
modern Freddo or Caltabellota...
- (Roya)
Bevera (Bévéra)
Alcantara Anapo Belice Calcinara C****ibile
Ciane Crinisus Dirillo Gela
Helorus Imera Settentrionale Ippari Irminio Mazaro Platani...
- had fled from Troy to Sicily, and had
settled on the
banks of the
river Crinisus, in the
country of the Sicani. When
afterwards the
Trojan refugees led...
- be the
offspring of a
Dardanian damsel named Segesta by the
river god
Crinisus, and by
those of Aeneas' folk who
wished to
remain behind with Acestes...
- arthrosis, sciatica, hyperuricemia, gout and skin diseases. Calatafimi-Segesta
Crinisus Segesta Gogo Terme.com -
Terme libere di
Segesta -
Polle del
Crimiso Ig****o...
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Cocytus ✓
Oppian Underworld and
Thesprotia *
Cratais ✓[citation needed] ✓ *
Crinisus ✓ ✓ Virgil, Lycophron, Servius,
Aelian Sicily *
Cydnos ✓
Nonnus Cilicia...
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Astraptes fulgerator Astraptes talus Augiades crinisus Autochton aunus Autochton bipunctatus Autochton crinisus Autochton shema Autochton zarex Chioides catillus...
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confidante of Cérès
soprano Mlle Bony Crinise, god of the
Sicilian river Crinisus b****e-taille
Arnoul Furies 2
tenors and a b****e-taille(?)
Claude Desvoyes...
