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CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY SEVENTH EDITION MARK P. O. MORFORD University of Virginia, Emeritus ROBERT J. LENARDON The Ohio State University, Emeritus NEW YORK OXFORD OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2003
Page 3: CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY
Page 7: Dedicated to the memory of WILLIAM
Page 10 and 11: Vlll CONTENTS PART TWO THE GREEK SA
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Page 16 and 17: XIV PREFACE preted with infinite va
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Page 23: PART ONE The Myths of Creation THE
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CHAPTER 4 ZEUS' RISE TO POWER: THE
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CHAPTER 5 THE TWELVE OLYMPIANS: ZEU
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CHAPTER 6 THE NATURE OF THE GODS AN
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198 Beautiful birds drew you swiftl
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CHAPTER 10 ARTEMIS The Homeric Hymn
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CHAPTER 11 APOLLO THE BIRTH OF APOL
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CHAPTER 13 DIONYSUS, PAN, ECHO, AND
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CHAPTER 15 VIEWS OF THE AFTERLIFE:
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CHAPTER 16 ORPHEUS AND ORPHISM: MYS
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PART TWO The Greek Sagas GREEK LOCA
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INTRODUCTION 373 characterization o
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CHAPTER 17 THE THEBAN SAGA THE FOUN
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THE THEBAN SAGA 377 Agenor's daught
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THE THEBAN SAGA 379 1. Cadmus 6. La
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00 00 Learchus I Ino m. Athamas Aut
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THE THEBAN SAGA 383 middle of my he
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THE THEBAN SAGA 385 for the servant
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THE THEBAN SAGA 387 The Chorus, spe
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THE THEBAN SAGA 389 self before The
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THE THEBAN SAGA 391 he is, and at p
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THE THEBAN SAGA 393 Oedipus Rex by
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THE THEBAN SAGA 395 Polybus and Mer
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THE THEBAN SAGA 397 Hippomedon with
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THE THEBAN SAGA 399 who had attacke
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THE THEBAN SAGA 401 f They say that
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THE THEBAN SAGA 403 2. There are se
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 405 The existenc
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 407 This version
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 409 the next gen
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 411 to atone for
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 413
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 415 machina, wit
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 417 his sister E
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 419 ORESTES: A m
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 421 The moans of
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 423 answer be, f
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 425 f messages.
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 427 ORESTES: Of
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 429 This is a di
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 431 and brought
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 433 ELECTRA: Ent
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THE MYCENAEAN SAGA 435 SELECT BIBLI
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THE TROJAN SAGA AND THE ILIAD 437 H
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C HAPTER 21 PERSEUS AND THE LEGENDS
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CHAPTER 22 HERACLES Heracles is the
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HERACLES 523 number of years Heracl
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HERACLES 525 on whose golden horns
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HERACLES 527 8. The Mares of Diomed
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HERACLES 529 Heracles Shows Cerberu
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HERACLES 533 him and he returned on
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HERACLES 535 Heracles and Apollo St
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HERACLES 537 clung to Heracles and
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HERACLES 539 ends, or else he was b
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HERACLES 541 man, Heracles was face
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HERACLES 543 The Farnese Hercules.
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HERACLES 545 ried Rhadamanthys, bro
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CHAPTER 24 JASON, MEDEA, AND THE AR
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MYTHS OF LOCAL HEROES AND HEROINES
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spears, with Atalanta and Milanion
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PART THREE The Nature of Roman Myth
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624 THE NATURE OF ROMAN MYTHOLOGY a
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626 THE NATURE OF ROMAN MYTHOLOGY I
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642 THE NATURE OF ROMAN MYTHOLOGY C
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GLOSSARY OF MYTHOLOGICAL WORDS AND
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THE GREEK SPELLING OF NAMES In the
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PLATE 1 Jupiter and Thetis, by J. A
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PLATE 4 The Lycurgus Cup. (London:
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PLATE 7 Venus and Adonis, by Paolo
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PLATE 9 Deianeira abducted by the C
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^^•1 UsTL ??lcr?neyn^
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15. Earth: Vertumnus and Pomona, by
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1-2 Apollon Musagète (Balanchine a
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1-10 Paean, (Fine), 728; (Pindar),
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1-12 INDEXES Streit zwischen Phoebu
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GLOSSARY/INDEX OF MYTHOLOGICAL AND
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1-16 INDEXES Apsyrtus (ap-sir' tus)
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1-18 INDEXES Chaos (ka' os), a "Yaw
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1-20 Dius Fidius (di' us fi' di-us)
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1-22 INDEXES who bore him many chil
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1-24 Laomedon (lâ-om' e-don), dish
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1-26 INDEXES Ocean, Oceanus (ô-së
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1-28 INDEXES Proetus (prô-ë' tus)
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1-30 INDEXES Tiresias (ti-re' si-as
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