-
close relative of
Spercheus, and also
placed in Spercheidae.
Spercheus belli Champion, 1919
Spercheus burgeoni Orchymont, 1929
Spercheus cerisyi Guérin Méneville...
- Danaus. She was the
mother of King
Dryops of Oeta, by the river-gods
Spercheus or Peneus. Polydora, wife of
Aphareus of
Messenia and thus, the possible...
-
freshwater source Polydora, nymph-mother of
Dryops (Oeta) by the
river god
Spercheus Side,
mythical eponym of a town in
Laconia The
Daughters of
Danaus is...
- The
Spercheios (Gr****: Σπερχειός, Sperkheiós), also
known as the
Spercheus from its
Latin name, is a
river in
Phthiotis in
central Greece. It is 80 km...
- (Μηλίδες), were
naiads of the
Spercheus River, in Malis. They were
sometimes held to be the
daughters of the
river god
Spercheus and the
naiad Deino, although...
- the myth
concerning Arachne The
Spercheides Spercheus River,
Malis daughters of the
river god
Spercheus and the
naiad Deino •
Diopatre -do-
others called...
-
Priam of Troy
Dryops (Oeta), a king of Oeta and son of the river-god
Spercheus Dryops, a son of
Apollo by Dia Dryops, a
companion of Aeneas,
killed by...
- the vow was fulfilled. So
Achilles consecrated his hair to the
river Spercheus and
vowed not to cut it
until he
should return safe from Troy; and the...
- Menesthius[pronunciation?] (Ancient Gr****: Μενέσθιος) may
refer to: Menesthius, son of
Spercheus and Polydora,
daughter of
Perieres or of
Peleus and Antigone. He was one...
- the
Sirens were the
daughters of the Muse
Melpomene and the
river god
Spercheus. When
Hades abducted ****phone, they
failed to save the girl. In her...
