- The
Palici (Ancient Gr****: Παλικοί, romanized: Palikoi,
singular Palicus (Παλικός)), or Palaci, were a pair of
indigenous Sicilian chthonic deities in...
- to be green") was a
nymph daughter of Hephaestus, and the
mother of the
Palici. Macrobius's
Saturnales (song V)
states how Zeus made love to her near the...
- Meisner, p. 134. Smith, s.v.
Thaleia (3);
Oxford classical Dictionary, s.v.
Palici, p. 1100; Servius, On Aeneid, 9.581–4. Grimal, s.v. Myrmidon, p. 299; Hard...
- the
nymph Aetna, and his sons were two gods of
Sicilian geysers called Palici, who are
elsewhere called the sons of Zeus by Aetna, or of Zeus by Thalia...
- sea god who
aided sailors in
distress Palaestra,
goddess of
wrestling The
Palici, a pair of
rustic gods who
presided over the
geysers and
thermal springs...
-
Teledice Argolis (possibly) a
consort of
Phoroneus Thalia Sicily mother of the
Palici by Zeus
Thisbe Boeotia eponym of the town of
Thisbe Tit****a Mt. Parn****us...
-
stonework company called Palici-Baccaro,
founded by
family members of
Italian immigrants in the 1940s,
having as
partners Angelo Palici and João Baccaro, located...
-
possession of Sicily. By Zeus or
Hephaestus she
became the
mother of the
Palici.
Mount Etna in
Sicily was
believed to have
derived its name from her and...
- Hephaestus, or Vulcan.
According to Hesychius, Adr**** was the
father of the
Palici, born to Adr****'s lover, the
nymph Thalia. Some
modern commentators have...
-
native chthonic, animistic-cult
deities ****ociated with
geysers known as the
Palici, as well as the
worship of the volcano-fire god by the name of Adranos,...
