- of
Helios and Athena, or lastly, of Cronus. The
Kouretes (Κουρῆτες) or
Kuretes (see
Ecstatics below) were nine
dancers who
venerated Rhea, the Cretan...
- and
Socus and Combe.
Melisseus was the
eldest and
leader of the nine
Kuretes of Crete.[citation needed] They were
chthonic daimones of
Mount Ida, who...
-
Adrasteia and Ida, the
nurses of Zeus,
daughters of Melisseus,
leader of the
Kuretes of
Crete Aethra ✓
Aetna Amalthea ✓
Nurse of Zeus, but not
always an Oceanid...
- The
Dioscuri are the
inventors of war dances,
which characterize the
Kuretes.
Anakeia (ἀνάκεια) or
Anakeion (ἀνάκειον) was a
festival held at Athens...
- the
Keres by the name Telchines", whom
Eustathius identified with the
Kuretes of Crete, who
could call up
squalls of wind and
would brew
potions from...
-
Telchines of Rhodes, the Cyclopes, the Dactyls, the Korybantes, and the
Kuretes.
These different groups were
often confused or
identified with one another...
-
nymph Idaea, who,
according to
Diodorus Siculus, was the
mother of the ten
Kuretes.
Idaea was also an
epithet of Cybele. The
Romans knew
Cybele as
Magna Mater...
- Transliteration: "Nanto Suichōken shi no mai! Ai no tame ore no
inochi kurete yarō!!" (****anese: 南斗水鳥拳死の舞い! 愛のためオレの命くれてやろう!!) October 17, 1985 (1985-10-17)...
- At-Your-Own-Risk III" (ささやきボイスは自己責任 III,
Sasayaki Boisu wa Jiko
Sekinin III)
Special Chapter: "Getting Lost in Self-Loathing" (自己嫌悪で暮れてゆく, Jiko Ken'o de
Kurete Yuku)...
- and gave
birth to her in a
grotto at Erythrae. Idaea, the
mother of the
Kuretes (Κουρῆτες), the
armed dancers who
guarded the
infant Zeus in a cave on...
