- dictionary.
Cephissus (ancient Gr****: Κήφισσος; /sɪˈfɪsəs/), Cephisus,
Kephisos, or
Kifisos may
refer to:
Cephissus (Argolis), a
river in Argolis, a tributary...
- In Gr**** mythology, Cephisso, Cephiso, or
Kephiso (/səˈfaɪsoʊ/;Ancient Gr****: Κηφισώ) was one of the
three Muses that were
daughters of Apollo. Her sisters...
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corners of the
pediment are
filled by
Athenian water deities, such as the
Kephisos river, the
Ilissos river, and
nymph Kallirhoe. This
belief emerges from...
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species of daffodil.
Liriope was
probably identified with Lilaia, the Naiad-nymph of the
springs of the
river Kephisos. Ovid, Metamorphoses, 3. 340 v t e...
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Kephissos (/ˈkɛfɪˌsəs/ or /ˌkɪfɪˈsoʊs/;
Ancient Gr****: Κηφισός, romanized:
Kephisos) is a
river god of
ancient Greece, ****ociated with the
river Cephissus...
- fifth-century BCE. It
commemorates the
foundation of a
sanctuary to the
river god
Kephisos by a
woman named Xenokrateia. The relief,
currently on
display at the National...
- of
Kephisos Location known with
certainty from
Pausanias (I, 37, 2); cf.
Karten von Attika, Text, II, p. 16; R.E., s.v.
Lakiad City
Lousia Kephisos valley...
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contributions to
construction of the Eleusinion. The site of
Lousia is in the
Kephisos valley, west of
modern Athens. Lohmann, Hans. "Lusia". Brill's New Pauly...
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similar to
other Boiotian cults to Eros and Herakles. The
local river Kephisos and the
Akidalia (or Argaphia)
spring was
sacred to the
three goddesses...
- side-road that led to Lebedea,
while on the right, the line
rested against the
Kephisos River, near a
projecting spur of
Mount Aktion. The
allied line,
which was...
