- same. It is not
known if
Glaucus had any children, but
Pausanias mentions Glaucus of
Carystus as an
alleged descendant of
Glaucus the sea god.
Virgil seems...
-
Glaucus atlanticus (common
names include the blue sea dragon, sea swallow, blue angel, blue
glaucus,
dragon slug, blue dragon, blue sea slug, and blue...
-
underside P.
glaucus is one of a few
species of
papilionids known to
produce gynandromorphs. Most
bilateral gynandromorphs are
hybrids of P.
glaucus and P....
- Look up
Glaucus or
glaucus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In Gr**** mythology,
Glaucus was a Gr****
prophetic sea-god.
Glaucus,
often transliterated...
-
following figures:
Glaucus, a sea-god
Glaucus, son of
Sisyphus and a
Corinthian king.
Glaucus, a
mythical Lycian captain in the
Trojan War.
Glaucus, son of King...
- C.
glaucus may
refer to:
Callistemon glaucus, a
shrub in the
myrtle family Caulanthus glaucus, a
plant in the
mustard family Chiton glaucus, the green...
-
story is
found in Hyginus,
according to whom
Scylla was
loved by
Glaucus, but
Glaucus himself was also
loved by the
goddess sorceress Circe.
While Scylla...
- Pausanias,
according to whom
Glaucus claimed descent from the
marine god
Glaucus. It is said that
while still a boy,
Glaucus refixed a
ploughshare which...
- palace.
Inside the wine-cellar was a cask of honey, with
Glaucus dead inside.
Minos demanded Glaucus be
brought back to life,
though Polyidus objected. Minos...
- ("the
skill of
Glaucus"),
purported by some to
refer to
Glaucus of Chios,
could also
refer to a
writing technique invented by
Glaucus of Samos. Cf. Steph****...
