-
version of
Procris'
story comes from
Pherecydes of Athens.
Cephalus remains away from home for
eight years because he
wanted to test
Procris. When he returns...
-
Moduza procris, the commander,
sometimes included in the
genus Limenitis, is a medium-sized,
strikingly coloured brush-footed
butterfly found in South...
-
tropical and
subtropical climates.
Procris repens is a food
plant for
caterpillars of
various Hypolimnas species. "
Procris repens (Lour.) B.J.Conn & Hadiah...
-
Three ships of the
Royal Navy bore the name
Procris: HMS
Procris (1806), a Cruizer-class brig-sloop
launched in 1806. She
served at the
second battle of...
- with
Procris and her
siblings for one w****,
seven laid with
Heracles each night. In some accounts,
Heracles bedded in a
single night with
Procris and her...
- Céphale et
Procris is the name of two
French operas based on the myth of
Cephalus and
Procris: Céphale et
Procris (Jacquet de la Guerre) (1694) by Élisabeth...
-
Procris (Italian:
Morte di
Procri) has been used
since the 19th century, and is
supposed to have been
inspired by Ovid's tale of the
death of
Procris...
- king of Cyprus, but he then
began pining for
Procris,
causing a
disgruntled Eos to
return him to
Procris, but not
before sowing the
seeds of
doubt in...
- way,
Procris and
Cherub detained the
Danish ship
Neptunus on 30 August.
Commander James M.
Gordon replaced Beauman in October. He then
sailed Procris for...
- Sun who
kills (evaporates)
Procris (dew) with his
unerring ray or 'javelin'.
Sumptuous sacrifices for
Cephalus and for
Procris are
required in the inscribed...
