- to
their care, and the
Nysiads raised him with the ****istance of the old satyr-god Silenus. When
Dionysus was grown, the
Nysiads joined his
company as...
- (various
traditional locations),
where nymphs raised the
young god
Dionysus Nysiads,
nymphs of
Mount Nysa who
cared for and
taught the
infant Dionysus Nysa...
-
watched over Helios'
cattle Nymphaeides Nymphaeus River in
Paphlagonia Nysiads Mount Nysa
nurses of
infant Dionysos,
identified with
Hyades Ogygian Nymphs...
- some
tellings of the latter's infancy, and as such are
equated with the
Nysiads, the
nymphs who are also
believed to have
cared for Dionysus, as well as...
- one account,
after the
first round, they both were
deemed equal by the
Nysiads. But in the next round,
Apollo decided to play on his lyre and add his...
-
Nysiads),
although Pherecydes of
Syros had
postulated nũsa as an
archaic word for "tree" by the
sixth century BC. On a vase of
Sophilos the
Nysiads are...
- Kalyke) or
Calycia is the name of
several characters. Calyce, one of the
Nysiads, the
nymphs who
nursed Dionysus. Calyce, a
Thessalian princess as the daughter...
- Ἀρσινόη), was the name of the
following individuals. Arsinoe, one of the
Nysiads (Dodonides),
nurses of the
infant Dionysus in
Mount Nysa. Arsinoe, daughter...
- by John
Tzetzes names her. She is
better known, however, as one of the
Nysiads,
nymphs who
nursed Dionysus from Book 14 of the
Dionysiaca by Nonnus. Both...
- (physician)
Nymphodorus of
Abdera Nympholepsy Nysa Nysa (Boeotia) Nysa (Euboea)
Nysiads Nyx Oa (Attica)
Oaxes Obelism Obol
Ocalea Ocalea (town)
Oceanids Ochimus...
