-
exist without the other. The
Deipnosophistae of
Athenaeus lists eight Hamadryads, the
daughters of
Oxylus and Hamadryas:
Karya (walnut or hazelnut) Balanos...
- most nymphs.
These were the
hamadryads, who were an
integral part of
their trees, such that if the tree died, the
hamadryad ****ociated with it also died...
-
Hamadryades may
refer to:
Hamadryad, a type of tree
nymph in
Ancient Gr****
mythology Hamadryades, a
synonym for Nicias, a
genus of
beetles This disambiguation...
- The term
hamadryad has
several uses:
Hamadryad, a kind of
nymph in Gr****
mythology Hamadryad,
another term for the king
cobra Hamadryas baboon, a species...
- HMS
Hamadryad may
refer to:
Spanish frigate Ninfa
captured by the
British in the
action of 26
April 1797 and
taken into
service as HMS
Hamadryad. She was...
- are tree
spirits in
Swedish faerie mythology,
similar to the
dryads and
hamadryads of Gr**** and
Roman mythology. In
Swedish folklore, a rå is a
spirit connected...
- Asteria.
Phoebe (daughter of Leucippus),
daughter of Leucippus. Phoebe, a
hamadryad who
became one of King Danaus's many
wives or
concubines and possible...
-
which complicates the task of
precise classification. e.g.
dryads and
hamadryads as
nymphs of
trees generally,
meliai as
nymphs of ash trees. The following...
- and
attempts to
commit suicide by
jumping off a cliff, but is
saved by
hamadryads, who
cause her to fall
asleep and
transform her into a
fellow nymph. Nonnus...
- Bal****, Carya, Craneia, Morea, Ptelea, and Syke.
These were
called hamadryads, and many
trees derive their names from them. Athenaeus, 3.78B (3.14)...
