Arottoponus ANOAAOAQPOT BIBAIO@HKH “ 1 Osparis gpiros 109 navtbs Buvderree écrov. yas 83 Viv érévranre mpsirous robs éxaréyxeipas xporayopeutérras, Bpxdpewr Vi" Kérror, of wept re dvvnépBroe nad Bundpes xatlurrixecra, xeipas pv dvi arn nepadits 88 dvd merrynovra éxorres. wera rotrovs Be ‘Twe Linnany APOLLODORUS THE LIBRARY BOOKI 1. Sky was the first who ruled over the whole ‘world! And having wedded Earth, he begat fist the Hundred-handed, as they are named: Briareus, yes, Gottus, who were unsurpassed in size and ‘might, each of them having 2 hundred hands and fifty heads.” Afr these, Earth bore him the Gyclopes,APOLLODORUS ‘The LimraryAvoutononus arg rowvot Pj KirNwrnas, Noy! Srepia Bpsrr, bv éxasrr0s ayer Eva alah emi 708 perdimov. ddhitroirous nev Otipaais Bjras es ‘Téprapor Eppobe (ré0s 88 obros épeBeibns éoriv é0 Abou, rosotiron dad -yijs xu Buderrmpa Brow de oipavod yi), rexvot 88 aifhs éx Ms naiBas nav robs Tedvas porayopedblrras, teary Kotor “Prepiova Kpciov lameriv wai vesrarov™ andvrar Kpsrov, Bvyarépas 82 ras wknfeloras ‘Teravibas, TOdw ‘Péaw O&juew Mnpoorione oiBnv Suirny Oxia ‘Ayavaxroiioa 821% eri 7 deel ra es "Teiprapon jusérron” waidow weitle ris Tirivas exerPa 76 azpi. nai Bidowre @Bayarriony pay Kpsng. of 8 ‘Axeasod xupis érerierras, ai Kpivos éoreuiiv ra aiBoia 708 warpas eis Ty Oidaoar ddinocs, te Birav oradayar 108 fiéovros alparos épuries éyévovt0, Ayers ‘Turupdrn Méyaupa. ris 88 dpxcis éxBadsvres ‘Tue Linnany 1 towit, Arges, Steropes, Bronte! of whom each ad. cone eye om his forehead. But them Sky bound and cast nto Tartar, a gloomy place in Hades as far distant fom earth as earth sistant from the sky? And again he begat children by Earth, to wit the “Tans as they are named: Ocean, Coews, Hyperion, Crius,Iapets, and, youngest ofl, Cronus: also daughters, the Titans as they are ealled Tethys, hea, Themis, Mnemosyne, Phocbe, Dione, Tha But Earth, gyieved atthe destruction of her children, who had been cst into Tartarus, persuaded the Titans to attack their father and gave Gros an adamantin sickle. And they al bat (Ocean, attacked him, and Gronus et off his father’s genitals an threw them int the se; and from the drops ofthe lowing blood were born Furies, to wit Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megaera‘ And, having dethroned thei father, they brought up theirAvouLoponus rots re Kararaprapeérras dariyayor dBehebovs ai rip dpxciv Kpdve napiBora. “088 roi piv cév> 8 Tapreipnp mde Brjoas waleipge, rv 82 aBeddhiv "Pea pas, exes 9 re xai Oiparis eBaarmugBown airs Aéyorres ima maidos i8iov rv épxiy ibaypeBrirerPas,xarérere ri: yerree xa rosirne nev yerrnbedoan ‘Karriay Karem ira Asjunrpay xai “Hav, pel? &s Tosa xad MoceBiva, op yurtéira 88 éxi rovrow Péa rapayiveras piv es Kprieny,dnvina rdv Sin Eppovoiera érvyxane, yori 88 ty dap rhs inrys Sia. nai roGrov piv Bidoer rpédeatan Kosipnri ve nai vais Medurcréns! zauri vues, ‘NBparreig re wai "1Bp. adrae wiv ob rv waiBe expedow 7 ris Apadteias yidaers, of BE Kosipnres tvomhoc év ‘Tue Linnany 1 brethren who had een hurled down to Tatars, and committed the sovereignty to Crom. But he again hound an shut them up in ‘Tartans, and wedded his sister Rhea: and sinoe both Karth and Sky foretold hin that he would be dethroned by his owm son, he used to swallow his offspring at ist, His Brstchorn Hestia he swallowed, then Demeter and Hera, and afer them Pluto and Poseidon." Enraged at this, Rhea repaired to Crete, when she was big with Zeus, and brought him fort in a eave of Diete? She gave him tothe Curetes and tothe nymphs Adrasta and Kaa, daughters of Meliseus, to nurse. So these nymphs fed the child on the mill of Amalthea and the Guretes in arms guarded theAroLoponus 16 dvrpe 7 Bpéos duddarvorres rois Bépact ras draibas ouréxpovor ive wi rs 00 mauBs havi 8 Kpivos dxoriry Péa 88 NiBow orrapyanisraga Saxe Kpsvy xarame dx roe yeyenrmuivor raiba. M, "Haeadip Be Zee Everly r0dews, hoy vee Mju rip ‘xeavo8 euvepysn, BiBwere K pins ara idpuanor, i 0b éxtivos dirayracrbeis npiror wav eEqpei rov Now, éaira robs waibas obs xarémue pel! dy Zed zi mpis Kpivow nai ‘Tuxdvas ejveyne wodeuor. waxouévan 88 ari ‘Tue Lipnany 1 babe in the cave, clashing their spears on their shields in order that Gronus might not hear the childs voice. But Rhea wrapped stone in swvaddling clothes and gave i to Cronus to swallow, as iit were the new-born child? 1, But when Zeus was full-grown, he took Metis, daughter of Ocean, to help him, and she gave Gronus a drug to swallow; which forced him to Aisgorge frst the stone and then the children whom hhe had swallowed and with thei ad Zeus waged the war aguinst Cronus and the Titans They fought for10 AroLtoponus enavrois Béxa 515 26 Ai Exper rv vie, ois xararaprapaérras iv xy oypwaixous: 6 88 Fi dpovpottran atria vi Beard Kame Arronreivas éhvere, wal Kinhomes rare Ad wy Bids Bpovriy xa darxpasriy nal xepavnsr, Maovewve 8 xuvén,! Noein 38 rpiawar of 38 rovrois bm duebévres Kparoton Tirdvo, na xatkipfavres airois dv 7§ Taprdpy ros éxardyxeipas aréarnaar” jihaxas. aol 82 Buaxdrpodrras wep ris dpxcs, nad Neyydre Zes pv Tiv & obpag Buvaarretar, HoreBiv 83 ry er Badia, Wosirav 88 riv &“Aidov. ‘Byévovro Bi Terdvwn éxyovos‘Axeavos piv ai Tos neavifes,” Neia Sri Waéarpe Awpis ‘Tue Linnany I ten years, and Earth prophesied victory! to Zeus if he should have a alles those who had been hurled down to Tatarus. So he slew ther gaoleress Campe, and loosed their bonds. And the Cyelopes then gave Zeus thunder and lightning anda thunderbolt? and ‘on Pato they bestowed helmet and on Poseidon a trident, Armed with these weapons the gods overcame the Titans, shut them up in Tartarus, and sppointed the Hundred-handers their guards; but they themselves east lots for the sovereignty, and to Zeus was allotted the dominion of the sky to Poseidon the dominion ofthe sea, and to Pluto the dominion in Hades * [Now tothe Titans were bom offspring: to Ocean snd Tethys were hom Oceanis, to wit, Asia, Styx, nArouLoponus Exipovoyn [Spdurpirn] Mis, Kolow B8 xa PoiBys Acrrepia nai Arr, "Tepiovos 8 wa @cias Has "Hdwos Lod, Kpeiow Bea 5 BijpyBiae js Hévrow Aerzpaios Méddas Hips, *Tarero 82 kat Avias!‘Arhas, bs Exe rots Spots av ojpawiv, nai HpopPeis nai Eyinfeis wa 4 Mevo‘rios, bv xepauneras ev 79 reravquayig Zebs arerapriipuare. éyéveroB3 wa K piven xal Padipas Neipav Bupurps Kérravpos, "Hoss 88 wai ‘Aerrpaion diquoe wai irrpa, Nepaow Be wat “Aerrepins Bury, Hedda ros Be ea Sous! Nien K dros Zijhos Bin. 7382 ris Srvyie Wap ex mérpas év Abou roy Zeis éxoineer Spo reairmy air ry BuBods dol dv abr ware "Texdo werd rv récney owvepdxnae 5 Midrrov 8 kal Ps dpnos® Oasis Nypeds 2 ‘Tue Lipnany I lectra, Doris, Burynome, Amphitrite, and Metis; to Coeus and Phoebe were born Asteria and Latona: to Hyperion and Thia were bom Dawn, Sun, and Moon: to Gris and Euryba, danghter of Sea (Pontus), were born Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses:!to lapetus and Asia was bom Adas, who has the sky on his shoulders, and Prometheus, and Epimetheus, and Menoetius, he whom Zeus in the battle with the Titans smote with a thunderbolt and hhurled down to Tartarus.” And to Cronus and. Philyra was born Chiron, a centaur of double form® and to Dawn and Astraeus were born winds and. stars" to Perses and Asteria was bom Hecate," and to Pallas and Styx were born Victory, Dominion, Emulation, and Violence. But Zeus caused oats to bbe swom by the water of Styx, which flows from a rock in Hades, bestowing this bonour on her because she and her children had fought on his ide against the Titans." And to Sea Pontus) and Earth were born Phoreus, 1BArotononus EkipyBia Knre, Oavpavros wav ob wai “HAgerpas! "Ipus wad dipmvua, Aekho exal> “Quonér, ‘bépxov 82 xai Kyrois hopxiBes cxai> 7 Poprpives, nepi div époiper Srav rie xard Meperéa Aéyaqer, Nypéos 83 net AapBos! Nopribes. Gr 1 dura Rryodin Ses Pham) Nawifbn'ANin, Ears Sat Aydurpiry Brey TAqudin Aryatin BOSH Aerrds drépowern, Pandreta ‘Nwrain HovropeSovera Tirmothin, Avoudvacrra, Kydd Hadvn ‘AdguriSy Tanai inp, Uporis Kadi Havin K parr Sunprs, “Inzovdn "ldverpa Lokwvden Adrovdn Mediry.? Auiwn Nyorady Anpes Kibaydpn Vaya, Bidar Vim Avveuérn Kor Ayuipee IIL, Zeb 4 pape pdr Haw, ead rexvo? “HBay EideBinay Apu’ pyroree 8 nodal Sumrais re nai arirns yest. ox pv obv Oduidos ris! Otpavod yevvg Ouyarépas spas. Expy Bivoylay Aten, uoipas, Khebts ayer Aepomor, Suns Bi Napobiony, a Bipwrduns es, “ ‘Tue Lipnany 1 ‘Thaumas, Nereus, Eurybia, and Geto." Now to ‘Thanmas and Electra were born Iris and the Harpies, Allo and Ocypete;? and to Phoreus and eto were bom the Phorcides and Gongons, of ‘whom we shal speak when we treat of Perseus. To [Nereus and Doris were hom the Nereis,‘ whose ames are Cymathoe, Spo, aueonome, Nausithoe, Halle, Brato, Sao, Amphitrite, Eunice, ‘Thetis, Bulimene, Agave, Endore, Dot, Pherus, Galatea, Actea, Fontomedusa, Hippashoe, {ysianassa, mo, Bion, Halimede, Pleaure, Eucrante, Proto, Calypso, Panope, Canto, [Neomeris, Hipponoe,lanira, Pal-norne, Autonoe, Malte, Dione, Nesaea, Dero, Esagor, Psamathe, Eumolpe, lone, Dynamene, Cet and Limnoria IL, Now Zeus wedded Hera and begat Hebe, hy, and Ares,* but he had intercourse with any women, both mortal and immortal. By ‘Themis, daughter of Sk; he had daughters, the Seasons, to wit, Peace, Order, an Justice; alo the Fates, to wit, Clotho, Lachess, and Atropus” by Dione he bad16 AroLLoponus 82 ris xeavod xaiperas, Apdaiyy Béxppooriiny deus, de 8 Srvyis Meperedsvny, x BE Mimuosrsims poiras, xpsirqy uv Kadir, ira Kew MeAropérny Birépmny ‘Tepshxspny Odpariay ddeay Hodyprias. Kadhudrns pa ofr wai Oidypov, waz? éxixdnow 88 Ax6\Navs, Novos, 6 Hpawdis drréxzewe, nai Opieds 6 donioas xapySiay, 3s Bar éxiver Nous re wai BE3pa. doPavotons BE Biipubiens ris purmns eiros, SmxBeirns id Stews, narpAder eis‘AeBov Bede diye abriy, ‘Tue Linnany I Aphodlite;! by Burynome, da had the Graces, to wit, Aghia, Euphrosyne, and ‘Thalia by Styx he had Persephone;" and by ‘Memory (Mnemosyne) he had the Muses, first Calliope, then Clio, Melpomene, Euterpe, Erato, ‘Texpsichore, Urania, Thali, and Polymnia# ‘Now Calliope bore to Oeagrus or, nominally, to Apolo ason Linas? whom Hereules slew: and smother son, Orpheus" who practised minstrelsy by his songs moved stones and trees. And when his wife Eurydice died, biten by a snake, he went down to Hades, being fain to bring her up,” ind he 018 AroLLoponus ai Movrava Ereurer dvarguipau. 688 txkoxero oGro mou, dv 1} ropewipors Opes earrpai mp ee rh laian ainod rapayerte Pau 4 83 dmurraw émurrpades Wedcraro shy yuvaina, 4 88 nade rdor pele cine 82 Opies cai rd Sorbwov wworripia, na réllarras nepi ry Huepiay Siaararbeis tm’ ri paaurdBuv. Kheus 88 Heépov 708 Méyonros ‘ipéarthy wae wiv NdbpoBirns (OveBure vip cain rin 700'ABénBos pura), owveAdotira BE Oe Saddupeovos nad Npyadrns niudns taxa Epura, xpiiros épEduevos épav dippévu. aX “Taxurfov név trrepor NéAdwv épcuevor dora Blog ‘Tae Liprany I perstaded Plato to send her wp. The god promised to doso,ifon the way Orpheus would not tum round until he should be come to his own house. Buthe disobeyed and turning round beheld his wife; so she turned ack. Orpies also invented the mysteries of Dionysus, and having been torn in pieces by the Macnads” he f buried in Pieria, Co fellin love with Piers, son of Magnes consequence of the wrath of Aphrodite, whom she had twited with her love of Adonis and having met 1m she bore him a son Hyacinth, for whon “Thamynis, the son of Philammon and a nymph Argope, conceived a passion, he being the first to hhocome enamoured of males, But afterwards Apollo loved Hyacinth and killed him involuntally by the cast ofa quit And 19Arotononus BoNisv dxen deéxrevve, Odypes BE wader Bucreynin nal mPlapedig epi powcr pure oserass, rurbéusvos, iv wiv xpeirra eipeB, myovierew wars, ev 58 ire, oreprhirerBau 08 te exo Bader aonéprepns 2 ai poterae yerduevas rai 60 éupeézar abrov xai ris nBapedias éorépnear. Birépmys 8 nai zoraqod Srpupivos Pijros, bv a Tpoig Auourins déxrever ds 38 foe Aéyowat, Kadhudys dmfipyev. @adelas 88 xa ‘AméANavos éyévorro KopiBavres, MeAmoycins Ba nai AyedGov Neipives, nap cv raise “Obur0ées goose “Hpa 88 xepis eis eyérrrer “Hbaurzor tis 82 Opmpos Nye, nai rodrov éx Atbs éyérnye ‘Tue Lipnany 1 ‘Thamyris, who excelled in beauty and in minstrel, engaged in a musical contest withthe Muses, the agreement being that, ihe won, he should enjoy them all, but that if he should be vanquished he should be bereft of what they would So the Muses got the better of him and bereft him both of his tyes and of his minstreky." Euterpe al by the river Steymom a son Rhesus, whom Diomedes lew at ‘Troy but some say his mother was Calliope. Thalia, had by Apollo the Corybantes;” and Melpomene had by Achelous the Sirens, of whom we shall speak in treating of Ulysses* Hera gave birth to Hephaestus without intercourse with the other sx," but aecording to Homer he was aAroutoponus irre 88 air é vipavo’ Zed “Hpg Belen Bonfosire zexrenr yp empipaure Zais € “Oniumov xeqiava éreméyubacray Hparha, dre "Tpoiav eda éndet. rewsirra 8 Habauorov év _Atjun rai mypaévra ris Bares uérwore Bers. Moyrvzas B8Zebs MijriBs? weraBaddotion els ‘TONAaS Beas bp 108 poh rvvenOeiy, cad ary ‘yevowéimy éynvoy xararive $0iras, exeinep ‘Trae Lipnany I tone of her children by Zeus! Him Zeus cast out of hneaven, because he came tothe rescue of Hera in her bonds. For when Hercules had taken Troy and ‘vas at sea, Hera sent a storm ater him so Zeus hung her from Olympus.” Hephaestus fll on ‘Lemnos and was lamed of is legs“ but Thetis saved him? “Zeus hal intercourse with Metis, who turned into many shapes in onder to avoid his embraces When she was with child, Zeus, taking time by the forelockAroutononus eye Tp yore! wai perry péddowray EE airis yematae wipny, is iiparod Buvdarmns yerjera. toro doBnflis arian aires 86 i xpivos, rifanros aol rp wed medénet pops j xalirep dxdou Neyo “Wdairrow, x wopudrs, em morapot Tpérawos, "Admit iv Binhous dvdBopen IN. "iv BE Kolow Byard erepia piv SnowBdira dpruye éavriv es Bddaaaar Eppue, Setyoura iv mpbsAia orvouriaa nai rON exsivns Norrepia mpérepov whnfdora, Grrepov 88 Agdos. Anna 8 oweMlobioa Au kard ry v0 Grrara ih pas idasvero, wéxpss is Afdow Adora verve mpsirny Norewe. is awsiciza dorepo Axd\dawa éyérryoe: ‘Tue Lipnany swallowed her, because Earth said that, afer giving birth tothe maiden who was then in her womb, “Metis would bea «son who should be the lord of heaven. From fea of that Zeus swallowed ber! And ‘shen the time eame for the birth to take place, Prometheus of as others say, Hephaestus, smote the head of Zeus with an ae, and Athena, lly armed, leaped up from the top of his head at the river Triton? IN. Of the daughters of Gocus, Asteria inthe likeness ofa quail ung herself into the sea in order to escape the amorous advances of Zens, and acty ‘vas formerly called after her Astra, but afterwards ned Delos? But Lato for her intrigue ‘with Zeus was hunted by Hera over the whole earth, tillshe came to Delos and brought forth fst Artemis, by the help of whose midwifery she afterward gave birth to Apolla.* itwasAvoutononus “Aprenes wav ob 78 weph hipar doroara ‘raplévos Suewer, Anéddov 88 ry warren allay nape: avis 708 Atbs nai "TBpews! er dis Sedois, xprwyBotions rire BkpaBos ts BE 6 dpoupiu 78 pavreton Thaw des éncihver trav napedleiv éxi 79 ydoua, rotrov dedi ri parveiov apadappiire, nreiver 2 par’ ob 70Nd ai Tern, ds Suds vids wal He Opyoweros Bvyarpiis "Eddins, iv Zeb, éxeiby ouviNbe, ‘Tue Linnany 1 ‘Now Artemis devoted herself tothe chase and remained a maid; but Apollo learned the art of prophecy from Pan, the son of Zeus and Hybris,! and eame to Delphi, where Themis at that tine used to deliver oracles? and when the snake Python, which guarded the oracle, would have hindered him from approaching the chasm," he killed it and took over the oracle." Not long, afterwards he slew also Titys, who was a son of Zens and Elare, daughter of Orchomenus; for her, after he had debauched her,AroLLoponus Betas Hpav im yy éxpune, wa rb voshopn Berra rata Tervin imepperyéthy eis iis avrfyayer of7os tpxopdiny! els MBs Ard Oeprfras, willy xaranyeOeis emuradrae § 88 ois naibas érxaheiras ai xararofeiovow aro. xohierau 58 nal peri: Ovarow: yimes yp caro rip KapBiay ev NiBov eodiowrw. ‘Améereave Be AréANaw xai Tor Odspnow raiba Mapaiay.obros yiip eipar ainavs, abs Eppobes Sei Bud rw dr airs mou ‘Tue Lipnany I Zeus hid under the earth for fear of Hera, and brought forth to the light the son Tits, of monstrous siz, whom she had bore in her womb,! When Latona came to Pytho, Tityus beheld her, and overpowered by lst drew her to him. But she called her children to her aid, and they shot him down with theie arrows, And he is punished even. after death; for vultures ext his heart in Hades? Apollo aso slew Marsyas, the son of Olympus. For Marsyas, having found the pipes which Athena hhad thrown away because they disfigured her face,AvoLtoponus Euopiov. FMer as four ep poveruchis ‘AméAdan, ovrbeudvrn 88 trav tna 6 vores 8 Boterax Bua rv irrmpévor, rs mpireos ‘yevoueins viv Kilipas axpébas rywviero 6 ‘Aiddaw, wai raid mouiy éxéhevere! mov Maperéas* roi 82 dBvvarodrr0s eipefles peiroro "Ando, xpepiras rv Maporian éx wos dmeprevois wirwos, éxreuiin 7 Répya obras Bue Aerper. “Opiowra 38 A prepus véxreerenév Arie. rodrov yryer4 Neyovorw imepueyiOn 7 7oue Seperibns B adrov Nowesdavos wal Bipudhns Aéver Buprjoraro 88 airg HoraBéy duaBaivew Fi Gaddaar, otros cxparmu> wis Ene Bw. hv Eppafer eis ‘Aedow wep wows picasa “Hpe aides 88 Nfiv eis Niov Mepsimyp ‘Tue Linnany I engaged in a musical contest with Apolo. They agreed thatthe vietor should work is will onthe ‘vanquished, and when the tril took place Apollo tumed his le upside down inthe competition and bade Marsya do the same. But Marsyas could not, So Apollo was judged the vietor and despatched ‘Marsyas by hanging him on a tall pine tee and stripping ofFhis skin." ‘And Artemis slew Orion in Delos They sy that hhe was of gigantic stature and bom ofthe earth; but Phereeydes says that he was ason of Poseidon and Euryale.° Poseidon bestowed on him the power of| striding across the sea.‘ Te fist married Side,” whom Hera cast into Hades because she rivalled herself in beauty. Afterwards he went to Chios and aArotononus Ti Otvoniares Gurnorediraro pelbiras BE ison ari noxppevorérifihoore wa map ols atyiadoisfppeber. 6 82 én 73 CHbaiorrov>! xadediow Oi» wa ipréras rata iv, ei ray yuo éteuevos éxthevre oS pire ras dvarohds, dae 88 rapayeriperos éxeBhaber eaxearteis? ini rs Haass driv, xa Bu raxéor Eni riv Oivoriana karweuBer. adda 76 per Togeiiv iybascrérevxror bd yi arecrxesacrer olxov, ‘Opies 8 "Hass (pactiira ipraure nai bxipures eis Afdov exo yap aire “AbpoBirn orwvexsis épav, ir Nps aowrewnierOy, 8 Opin, 6s pév dor Aéyoure, donpen Burxevew “Aprepur zpoxadoveeres, os Bé 704s, Baakspevos “eu uiav va & "PrepBopéor ‘raparyeropéray mapAéva im’ Npréwsos eof, ‘Tue Lipnany wooed Merope, daughter of Oenopion, But enopion made him drunk, put out his eyes as he slept, and cast him on the beach. But he went tothe smithy of Hephaestus, and snatching up a lad set him on his shoulders and bac him lead him to the sunrise, Being come thither he was healed by the sun's rays, and having recovered his sight he hhastened with all speed against Oenopion, But for him Poseidon had made ready a house under the carth constructed by Hephaestus.! And Daven fell ln love with Orion and carried him off and brought him to Delos; for Aphrodite caused Dawn to be perpetually in love, because she had bedded with ‘Ares, But Orion was killed, as some say, for challenging Artemis toa match at quoits, bt some say he was shot by Artemis for offering violence to Opis, one ofthe maider Hyperboreans? who had come from theAvoLLoponus ‘Tue Linnany I Moai 828 yperpiryy [ny xen] Poseidon wedded Amphitrite, daughter of ‘yal nai ang yiveras Tpiran nai Pon, fv (Ocean, and there were born to itm Triton! and “Wheos &yre Rhode, who was married to the Sun? V. Modran Be Mepuredisvns doar Mids V. Pluto fll in love with Persephone and with rvvepyodn70s ipmacre airy xpiba. Snpienp the help of Zeus caried her off seeretly But 82 perit Nqumddow vonrbs re wal yuepas Kara Demeter went about seeking her all aver the earth awray rin viv orotere nepetiee wadovra Be ‘with torches by night and day and learning from the ‘rap’ ‘Bpuwovéay ira Wore ari ipmacer, people of Hermion that Phto had carried her off,Aroutononus Sprnkourn Becis narddires! oipavs, dxaerbGira 33 yuauatSer eis" RAevatva xa mpio pv én ‘rv dx decioms whnPderan yédaarrow Pure -rézpay zaps rb KadAixopor dpkap xahosperoy, erara xpi Kedebv Movie Tov Bawrihesor7a sire" Bhewrid, Bo oberdv yuna, xa Aeyourdv roiraw map! airs xabeLertas, youd 285 layin ermsiaera rip ad doin water Bud roo av rts Derpoxhopions ras yates conisreen youre “Ooros 8 rf 705 Keheoi yuna Meraveipa srasBiow,rotr0 epetbary murine mapaha otra: Bovhontry 33 ain’ d0dvarou rojas, ris wieras es mip wareriBes rb Bpédos sai epeipes ras Bonris ripnas wire. wal! oar Be napaBigis wikaropévov 708 Annodsivros obra yip Hy ‘Tue Linnany 1 she was wroth with the gods and quitted heaven, and came inthe likeness of a woman to Eleusis And first she sat down on the rock which has been named Langhless after her, beside what is called the Well ofthe Fair Dances'; thereupon she made her ‘way to Celeus, who at that time reigned over the EBesnians Some women were in the house, and when they bade her st down beside them, certain ‘old crone,lambe, joked the goddess and made her sei,” For that reason they say that the women break ests at the Thesmnophoria But Metanira, wife of Ceeus, hada child and Demeter received ito nurse, and wishing to make itimmortal she set the babe of nights on the Bre and stripped off ts mortal flesh, But as Demophon forArouoponus Goya x6 wash) érenipnorer iy Upakitéa! wa aradaBorion es xp eyrecprnudeor dveBinee Budep 1 wav Bohne ie 708 mvp dam eit, (eis 88 any eédonve. Tperroduy 82 76 _xpee Borépy risv Meraveipas? waiSww Bidhpov araorxevdiraor aviv Bpaxsvran riv rypby Baer, § rv Shyv olxonnéomy 8 otpavod aipéueros xaréermeipe. Tarvaars 82 Tpurrdhepov "ERevarivos héyer dma yap Arjuntpa mpis airov EdBleiv, Depensibnns BE dmorw abrov ‘Oxeawod wai Tis ‘Aids 8 [otrowe ry Képyr drape xehetoravtos, 6 Hhovrwv, iva pi) wohiw xpdvor spa rf anrpl earepat, foals Gwe ar bayer ‘Twwe Lapnany I that was the ehilds namne—grew marvelously by day, Prasithea watched, and diseovering him buried inthe fire she eried out; wherefore the babe was consumed by the fire and the goddess revealed herself! But for riptolemas, the elder of ‘Metaniras children, she made a chariot of winged dragons, and gave him wheat, with which, wafted through the sky; he sowed the whole inhabited earth.* But Panyass affirms that THiptolemus was 3 son of Eleusis, for he says that Demeter came to him. Pherocydes, however, says that he was a son of cen and Barth? ‘But when Zeus ordered Pluto to send up the Maid, Pluto gave her a seed of a pomegranate to cat, in order that she might not tarry long with her mother!Aroutoponus bux 8808 mpoiBopérm 73 op Byosperor xarqvdhoren aizév. karapapryprivarzos 38 airs Sornaddgov roi Ayépovr0s Kai Topyipas, rote ude Anprnp dv NuBov Bapelay énél nee réxpav, Hepaedsirn 88 nal! eaurzov éviavri 73 av pirow pera Whoseavos jvayiorOy pve, x Be dowdy apa rots Bec ‘Te Linnany I Not foresceing the consequence, she swallowed it; and because Ascalaphus, son of Acheron and Gongyra, bore witness against her, Demeter laid a hheavy rock on him in Hades." But Persephone was compelled to remain a third of every year with Pluto and the rest ofthe time with the gods” 41Arotononus VL epi piv of» Asyerpos rata Néyerar I} 82 wep Vrdnar dyavecravera yer Veyarcas && Oipave’, ueyéber per cpdron dvvrepBdrrovs, Buniqes 88 dxarayoviorovs, of boBepei pa vais hore naredtivorso, naBeysévoe Badan Kip é nedadijs kal yereion, yon 88 ris Bares dodibas Spansrron. éyévorz0 BE, ds pév Tues Abyourw, dv Dréypass, bs BE Abdou, & addi ‘ixévrilov 8 es obpavi! nézpas xai Bpis ‘nméoas. ébepov 88 wavrav Hopeypion re Kai "Ndxvoveds, 683i Kal dBlévaros Hy & rep eenvin Yh waxbuev0s. ofros 88 wai ras "HXiow Bias &f"Eputlias jhacre. ris 88 Pests Niywor td Oediw piv pmdiva rv Crydvrow drodéotax Bivardas, orppaxosve0s 88 Ornro’ rw00s rehevrrew aiaBoyérn 861%) ro8ro ever dhipuaxor, toa pi arodeoB au. eis Bry Burnflray ‘Tae Lipnany 1 VI. Such s the legend of Demeter: But Earth, vexed on account ofthe Titans, brought forth the fant, whom she ad by Sy. These were smatclss inthe bulk of their bodies and invinetble in their might; terble of aspect di they appear, ‘with long locks drooping from their head and chin, and withthe scales of dragons for fet? They were bon, as some say, in Pblegrae, but according to others in Pallene.? And they darted rocks and baring oaks at the sky. Smrpasing all the rest were Porphyrion and Aleyonens, who was even irnmortal so long ashe fought in the land of his birth, He also drove away the cows ofthe Sun ftom Erythia. Now the gods had an arale that none ofthe giants could perish athe hand of gods, but tha wth the help of ‘mortal they would be made an end of. Loaring of this, Barth sought fora simple to prevent the giants from being destroyed even byArotononus 8 deren havea Hol rad Sede iH? 10 piv ddpuarov airs Erepe! dftiras, ‘Hpashéa 82 ovupaxon BC ’MPrvis érexadéraro.wicivos _xpiirov nav érd€evrren Adxvovka: wérrov 88 eri ‘is iis naddov eveBddveror NOqwis BE SoBeuins de ris addins? vevrer air ineivos pav ora érehedra, Hopypio 88 ‘Hpaxdd ward rv naxeny ebippnere wa “Hp. air Bi abr wilou “pas évsBader, rus al xarappnyvirres iro’ robs néthous Ka BuiLeo Bas Bédovz0s Bondo éxexadeiro: wai Suis sspasnderavros airiw ‘Hpaxdijs rofeberas drrécrewe. ra 88 hour AdNAaw pv "Euddvow ov dpurrepiv éxéEewrer bbDadusr, “Hpaxdis 82 i defuse Bipuron 38 Oop Suivworoséxree, Kivriow 88 Bais? Eacirn, Migavra’ BE Hdaurzos Badin wdpors.'AOnwi 38 Bynedidy dedyovre Suehiaw éxdppube ry vivo, Mdhnavz0s 83 ry Bop éxreuosera rary wart iw mace ‘Tue Lipnany F ‘mortal. But Zeus forbade the Dawn and the Moon and the Sun to shine, and then, before anybody else could gett, he culled the simple himself, and by ‘means of Athena summoned Hercules to his help ercules first shot Akyonens with an arto but ‘when the giant fll on the ground he somewhat revived. However, at Athena’ advice Hercules ragged him outside Pallene, andl so the gant died.! Buti the batle Porphyrin attacked Hercules and era. Nevertheless Zeus inspired him with ls for Hera, and when he tore her robes and would have forced her, she called for help, and Zeus smote him ‘witha thunderbolt, and Hercules shot him dead with an arrow As forthe other giants, Ephialtes ‘vas shot by Apollo with an arrow in his left eye and bby Hereules in his right; Eurytus was killed by Dionysus with athyrsus, and Ciytus by Hecate with torches, and Mimas by Hephaestus with misiles of red-hot metal.’ Enceladus fed, but Athena threw nhis light the island of Siiy*; and she flayed Pallas and used his kin to shield her own body in on hiAvoLLoponus 18 Baov énowere ode, Hohu/rs B8 Bd fis Badsrars B10yGeis imi ro Hooresdavos Fae eis Ké Hoceidin 88 rijs rjrow népos émoppriéas Exéppober abr, rd heyuevor Niovpor. Epis 82 ny AiBos mur Exav xa rip wae “Innahvrov décrewev, Mprequs 88 Hpariwva, usipas 8° Aypuoy xai @éwva yadxéors jordans paxsueras? rade 88 Gddows xepauvots Zeds Badu Bue Peape: mévras 8¢"Hpasdiis érodupévous eréfewre “268 éxpéenra of Berk rv Peydvroy, PH HANo» yohaGeira piyreras Taprépe, wai yer "Twdsiva év Koduig,” pepeypeéomy éxor7a diorw aa Bpios nai Onpiow. ob ros wav wal weer Ka Bundpes adver Bejveynen Sarvs Cygne V9, Se 88 aig vt dv xp pnpav dxderor weyeBos da Bpipopbov, Gere iepéxe piv maven résv pia, Benedbadiy woddeis wai rv drepov ave xeipas 88 dye rip piv éxi ry éormépav exreuopésmy Ti 88 ent ris dvarohds:éx roron! ‘Tue Linnany I the fight! Polybotes was chased through the sea by Poseidon and eame to Cos and Poseidon, breaking off hat pice of the island which i ealled Nisyrs throwit on him? And Hermes, wearing the helmet of Hades slew Hippolytusin the fight, and Artemis slew Graton, And the Fates, Sighting with brazen clubs, killed Agris and Thoas, The other giants “Zeus smote and destroyed with thunderbolt and all of them Hercules shot with arrows as they were dying When the gods had overeome the giants, Earth, sill more enraged, had interconrse with Tarts and brought forth Typhon in Cina ybrid between man and beast. In size and strength he surpassed all the offspring of Earth, As far asthe thighs he was of human shape and of such prodigious bulk that he outtopped all the ‘mountains, and his head often brushed the stars. One of his hands reached out to the west and the other tothe eas, and from aAroutoponus 88 eEayor txazbv nebadal Spanier. 2882s npn omeipas dyer enepueyiles éxtdvin iv hol mpd adriy exreanjucrosxopuiy oupeyaiy swohin tieray. ri 88 airoi rb ua arerriparo,axpnpa 8 neha wal yer apixes Eqvduarro, wip Be Bépnero role Sugar. rowiros dint Top wal mdaor0s nas Biidhwv nézpas éa'aindn rov ofpandy wert rupert 508 ne Bots eer oN Bex 208 oriuaros rupis &{Bpacnre Lady Oe os bon aii é oipavi Spuspevoy. is Névorron dyes Uparro, xa} Buansuevox ras Béas eréBadov' cis Ya, Ze 82 nippy dra "Tuva {BadRe xepavwvis, rion 82 yeripavor aBaqarrivy waréxhrrer Spr, xai bebyorra Axps 708 Kaviow ipovs omebioge robr0 88 Sxdpueirar Sopias, wile Be ari wararerpaévoy ‘ain es xeipas ovneBahe. Ton 8 ras creipaus wepurhexls narkryee ainée 7 Gann mepeedsperos rd re 16 Xap wal moby Bedraueveipe, Spurs 8 én rv pow Beexsyuser abrir Bud rs Oaddoars as Kedaiaa® ai rapedban cis rd Kespior drpov narébero. bolas 8 nal 24 ep wpsibas dy pron Bop eth éiero, xa earryre dsihowe! SeXdsivnw Bpriaarer ido 88H airy 5 xp, Bon BE ‘Tae Liprany I them projected s hundred dragons’ heads. From the thighs downward he had huge eis of vipers, ‘which when draum out, reached to his very head and emitted aloud hissing, His body was ll ‘winged: unkempt aie streamed onthe wind from is head and cheeks; and fie flashed from his eyes. Sch andl so geet was Typo when, hung Kindle rocks, he made forthe very heaven with Iissings and shouts, spouting a peat jet of ie fron is mouth. But when the gods saw him rushing at heaven, they made for Egypt in fight, and being pursued they changed thle forms into those of| animals? However Zeus pelted Typhon at stance with thunderbolt, anda lose quarters struck hi down with an adamantine see, and as Ih fle pursued him closely as far as Mount Casi, ‘which overhangs Syria Thee, seeing the monster sore wounded, he grapple with him. But Typhon ‘ovine about him and gripped him in his co an \wrestng the sickle from him severed the sinews of is hands and feet and iting him on his shoulders caried him through the sea to Cilicia and deposited ‘him on arival inthe Coryean eave, Likewise he put away the sinews there also, hidden na earskin, and he set to guard them the she-dragon Delphyne ‘who was. hal-hesia maiden, But Hermes and ‘Acgipan stole the snews 4Arouoponus ai Aiyérav éxxdébavres ri. veipa ippocay r6 Aid aires, Zes Ba rip Bian dvaxopuordpevos iorxtin, addons & oipavod ext arma éxoveros tamu dpwart, Bédduy repanvots és? 0s ink Tupiiva rd Neysuevow Néwray, xo waipas airdv Bioxdérra jirdmmaar mesobes yap Ere faurDrjceras waddov, éyetraro rév ébmpipow apr. Buimep émBuansperos les fev eis pen, wai waxsperos repi rbv Ainov dha SBaddev-dpn, robray Be ex’ ez id 700 spauvod madwv dBowpévan modi éxi rot Spovs eEéxdvvren alee nai aur ex rez00 7 pos rednbivas Alnor. dedye B dpynblres abrG! Ba {iis Schuniis addvorys Zebs éxéppuley Nirvy 60s tv Suxehig: robo 83 imepueyeliés ervur, & ob éxpe Bein baw di rar Bdylerrow wepawvin _iveatlan prs dveharipara, ANNA nepi py rosa péxpt 705 Bepo piv hedéxP. VIL Ipopnfeis Be €€ SSaros nai ys ail pisrovs wéoras Boxer airois xed rip. NéOpe Ads év wiptiyt xpispas. x 82 ero Zeb, exézaker ‘Twwe Lapnany I 1nd fited them unobserved to Zeus! And having recovered his strength Zeus suddenly from heaven, riding in a chariot of winged horses, pelted Typhon ‘with thunderbols and pursued him to the mountain called Nysa, where the Fates beguiled the fugitive: fore tasted of the ephemera fruits inthe persuasion that he would be strengthened thereby” So being again pursued he came to Thrace, and in fighting at Mount Haemus he heaved whole ‘mountains. But when these recoiled on him through the force of the thunderbolt, stream of blood gushed out on the mountain, and they say that from that circumstance the mountain was called Hlaemus And when he started to lee through the Sicilian sea, Zeus east Mount Etna in Silly upon him. That i «huge mountain, from which down to this day they say that blasts of fre issue from the thunderbots that were thrown.‘ So much fr that subject VIL. Prometheus moulded men out of water and earth and give them als fie, which, unknown to Zeus, be had hidden in a stalk of fennel But when 51ArouLoponus “‘Hdaiory 16 Kavadag dpe 73 otue eros _mpoxr ina roir0 88 Seti Spos éarv. é ip rotiry xpoomdoes Ipopnbeds zohdiv érov apibpisv BiBero: wall éxderrny 33 jdpan ders edurrdues0s ang robs NoBlois éxéuero 708 ‘rraros aiGavopéror! Bui vunrds. na Lpop leds Hav rupios wharévros Blew Erwe rat, MEPS “Hpaxdsjs atv Srrepov édverer, dx vrais Kal? “Hpaxdéa Bnhieroper. Mpounféws 88 wats Seonadion éyévero, obros Bamdetwn sav xepi ry liar rémav-yapet Miippar riv"Emyinflos wai Tlav8épas, jv Ehawrav Head spiormv yoraixa, exe Be depavias wes ‘Tue Lipnany I Zeus learned of it, he ordered Hephaestus to nil his body to Mott Caeasus, which isa Seythian ‘mountain, On it Prometheus was nailed and kept bound for many years. Every day an eagle swooped fon him and devoured the lobes of his ver, which grew by night. That was the penalty that Prometheus paid for the theft of fre until Hercules afterwards released him, as we shall show in dealing swith Hereaes.! And Prometheus had a son Deueal reigning in the regions about Phthia, marred Pyrrha, the daughter of Epimethous and Pandora, the first woman fashioned by the gods." And when Zens wouldAvoutononus 19 yadnoiv fede! yé0s, brobeusrov Npopnféws Aevxahiwy reerpriyeros Aépraxa, air énerbeua évfeuers, cis rary peri Mippas eio’Bn? Zeis 88 woniw erbv de obpavod xéas rt mdeirra ppm ris" BAAABos waréehucer, bore BuasBapivas navras di fpdimovs, dNyer upis ot rwvéduyor? eis 78 wAnoton mda dip. sire B8 naive narie PeoeraNiaw pn Bren, wa 8 Gxrb9 "lero xa TeAonovvnizov awvexéOr! srévra, Sevsahins 83 v7 Ndprane Sui iis Bariirorns depsncvos jupas eva wa ixras cris) ioas 7$ Haprarg mposrioyer, xine sav ipBpow waihaw NoPorrew exis ie Sit dbl, Zebs B méhas Epuiy aps airdy exézppev aipeiotas®& 7 Bosherar 6 82 aipetran ae fpirovs aig yevéartas. nai Aids eimév708 Snip nubadijs @Badder aipow Nous, nad obs pi ePlade Sernahian, deBpes épévorro, obs 8: ippa, ‘yunaines. 38 en Kat aol peradopxtis Gvoprthpras dexd 708 Naas 6 Nios. Pivovras 88 &x Ulippas Aevwan mates ‘Tue Linnany 1 destroy the men ofthe Bronze Age, Denealion by the advice of Prometheus constructed a chest! and having stored itwith provisions he embarked init ‘with Pyrsha, But Zeus by pouring heavy ain from heaven flooded the greater part of Greece, so that alll men were destroyed, except afew who fled to the high mountains inthe neighbourhood. It vas then that the mountains in Thessaly parted, and that all the world outside the Isthmus and Peloponnese was overwhelmed. But Deueali floating in the chest over the sea for nine days and as many nights, drifted to Parnassus, and there, when the rain ceased, he landed and sacrificed to Zeus, the god of Escape. And Zeus sent Hermes to him and allowed him to choose what he would, and hie chose to get men, And at the bidding of Zeus he took up stones and threw them over his head, and the stones which Deucalion threw became men, and the stones which Pyrrha threw became women. Hence people were called metaphoriealy people (Caos) from laa, “a stone.® And Deucalion had children by Pyrsha, firstAroLLoponus “BAN wav aparos, dv &e Aus yeyerrjBae énow> Neyowrs, Beirepos 82 Nupuerioy 6 ert Kpavad Baordeioas ris Arras, Boydenp 82 Iipuroy toe, £€ fs wad Aids NPWS. “EAN0s 88 al riudns OporiBos? Adpos 0000s AioNos, abrds wer bv i abrod robs xahoupévous Cpasxods xpoonyipevrer “BANmuas, ros BE nau éyépure ny ysipa” eat fos pv ha iw ri Hedorvemra Kearns nis Boexbéos Sxaubr éyévinre na “Lava, dg bv Aya’ xai “Teves xahodorat, Séipos 88 riv mépav spa LleNomovrrjrou AaBir rods xaroixous & éaurod Awpuis dxdheaer, AtoNos BE Basrehetan ra wept ri @coaNian rime rors évoueaivras Aiohes -xpouryopeorre, xa yrs "Brapéeny Amqxov raidias nev éyévenoer énrd, Kona Siowdbon Aapavra Sadweanéa Srpéva Mayra Mepeipny, Ovyarépas Be wévre, Kar ‘dvdny HewrBieny Kaden Hepuusibne: Tepysins piv obv xai’Ayedgov TroBduas ai'Opéarrys, Turis 88 xa MypyaBévos ‘Auridos nai “Axrop, das B€ Ki Gp ‘Tue Linnany I Hellen, whose father some say was Zeus, andl second Amphictyon, who reigned over Attica after CCranas; and third a daughter Protogenia, who became the mother of Aethlus by Zeus." Hellen had Dorus, Xuthus, and Aeolus” by a nymph Orseis ‘Those who were called Greeks he named Hellenes alter himself? and divided the country among his sons. Xuthus received Peloponnese and begat Achaeus and Ton by Creusa, daughter of Erechitheus, and from Achaeus and Ton the Achaeans and Tonians derive their names. Dorus received the country over against Peloponnese and called the setlers Dorians ater himself‘ Aeolus reigned over the regions about Thessaly and named the inhabitants Acolians.® He married Enarete, daughter of Deimachus, and begat seven sons, Gretheus, Sisyphus, Athamas, Salmoneus, Deion, Magnes, Perieres, and five daughters, Canace, Aleyone, Pisidice, Calyee, Perimede-® PPerimede had Hippodamas and Orestes by Achelous; and Pisidice had Antiphus and Actor by “Myrmidon, Aleyone was married by Ceyx, son ofAroLLoponus “Buurddpow wats. obra BE 3¢ tmeppdneaay daihovro: 6 pév yp riw ywraixa 2deyer “Hpay, HBR bv G¥pa Mia, Zeis 82 abrovs dxeprionre, kal rv wiv ddeusva éxoinere rv 82 xu. Kandy 82 éyénrnerer! éx HoaeiBavos Ondéa sai Nepéa wai "Emarrée na Ndonga kai Tpiome, “ado dv ov Emner Iyucdeuev rv Tpionos, sires Tlogediavos pdr, a cwvextx douréra ex’ rw PiNacroras, xepaiv dpuoutrn ric wipara rots nOhrous dveddpes, venti BE ai Mogeiiv 8co éyéivmae naiBas, “Orov xa “ipudryp, ros AAadidas Neyouévovs. ioe Kar” enavrdv ni€avov addres piv mnxvaior piinos BE Sprymaiow: évvéa Be érv yeospevos, wai 7 pe mhdros mpxii éxovres évvéa ri 83 wéyeos apryuii dria, xpi Beods? wea Buer0080r0, sai rp nev "Doan éni zi “Odvpzov eer, Em £88 ny “Oreray Bévres rb ThjNov Bud rau épar rotran yreidown es otpavi dvaprivea ba, na Tw wav Badaarray xdoravres ris Sper. ‘roujrew devon Hespov, ri 88 yy Bahauroas. euwiro BE Wbuddrys py "paw “ros BE ‘Apreuw, Bray Be nai ‘None. ‘Tue Linnany I ‘These perished by reason of ther pride; forhe sid that his wife was Hera and she said that her hnusband was Zeus! But Zeus tumed them into birds; her he made a kingfisher (aleyon) and im a tganet (eoye)? ‘Ganace ha by Poseidon Hopleus and Nireus and Epopeus and Aloeus and Triops. Aloeus ‘wedded Iphimedlia, daughter of Tiops; but she fll n love with Poseidon, and often going to the sea she would draw up the waves with her hands and pout them into her lap. Poseidon met her and begat two sons, Otus and Ephialtes, who are called the ‘loads These grew every year a cubitin breadth snd a fathom in height, and when they were nine years old, being nine cubits broad and nine fathoms high, they resolved to fight against the ods, and they set Ossa on Olympus, and having, set Pelion on Osa they threatened by means ofthese mountains to ascend up to heaven, and they said that by filing up the sea withthe mountains they ‘would make it dry land, andthe lan they would make sea, And Ephialtes wooed Hera, and Ot ‘wooed Artemis; moreover they put Ares in bon However, HermesAvorLoponos otra ua opus eben, ede d& robs Anais Nak Apres deny addiéacra yiip ni ibéaw eis Ehadiow Bult wécrow! abréiv émibnporer, of BE Bovdspevor eberroxjorae 0 pin? iro srr. Kenge ea AeNow ree Raper _yiveras, dorvs tr OerraNias Aiohéns dyayine +k Gn. Myer 8d web ibe peat raion nits Barer pce Sadi Zab Bar Siw biter Aindav 5 Beaipsvernepiodes i rarrds Avaros xa yin wor. “Br Bypianos B& wat myiBos vipdons,” js roves “iduninos,Azohds be droves Naw Te Stopundon x yi es iy Kopin xs, sins rs iobebgucoin Mas ea ‘Arians wns, Spor nd Aad nat shamergy dao Yip Arai becker Airwhod 88 wai Hpovdns ris @ipBov pin al Kahin Ey, di a dr Arak nhs soouoPya. hep iva “Yivas Zavimeny rip Adipov waiba éyérrnoey “Ayivopa, Bvyarépas Bé Srepéimqy wai Exparovieyy ai Nabivrpn! Kadvbsivos 58 wai loins re Nps acer cos Tipo, & fe el pe "DEohon Ayo B26 Mapper pipas nade rip KahiSivos dire opine ‘Tue Linnany 1 sescved Ares by stealth, an Artemis ied the ‘loads in Naxos by aut, For she changed berslf nto door and ape between them, and in their agers to it he quar they threw the darts at eachother! ‘aly and Aetna a som Ennion who Jed Aeolian rom Thessaly and founded! Eis But some say that he was aon of Zeus, Ashe wa of spss beauty the Moon fl in ve wih hi and Zeus allowed hi o choose what be would, nd Ihecosetslep forever remaining deals and gles? Endynion had by « Naa symp or 8 some +5 by pins son Actols ho slew Ap, on ‘of Phorones, and fed tthe Crein ont “There be ile his hosts, Dons and Lacon and Paloetes, the sos of Phin and pol, nd called the country Acti ltr hinsll? ‘Aetlus a Ponce, dager of Phos, ad sons, leuon and Calon alter whom the cles in ‘Acta were named Peron wedded Xanthippe, laughter of Doris. and begat son Agno, ad laughter, Strope and Strtonice and Laophonte Calon and Aco, date of Anpthaon ha dlanghtrs, Bpicstean Protgeni, who ae Orly Ares. And Agen, so of lero, inariedEpicst,daghterofCalyn, and beat Portion ad 6e 10 AvotLoponus ead Annovliey, wal A peos Binyos MONS Thos @geruoe. Eqvos pa ov éyéornae Mégrnaoay, jy Ardddures wrrrevopivon “IBas 5 Aapios ‘press, kaBow rapt Norediaves Eppa ‘Srébzrepov. 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As they fought forthe girls hand, Zeus parted them andl allowed the maiden herself to choose which ofthe two she would marry and she, because she feared that Apollo might desert her inher old age, chose das for her husband? ‘Thestns had danghters and sons by Eurythems, daughter of Cleoboea: the daughters were Althea, Lexa.’ Hypermestra, and the males were Iphicus, Bvippus, Plexppus, and Eurypyhis Porthaon and Buryte daughter of Hippodamas, had sons, Oeneus, Agras,Aleathous, Meas, Leueopeus, and a daughter Sterope, whois aid to hhave been the mother ofthe Sirens hy Achelous VIII. Reigning over Calydon, Oeneus was theAvoLLoponus tonto duran dyenéhov mparos! 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He martied Althaca, daughter of Thestins, and begat, “Texeus, whom he slew with his own hand because he leaped over the ditch And besides Toxeus he had Thyreus and Clymenus, and a daughter Gorge, ‘whom Andraemon married, and another daughter elanira, who is said to have been begotten on Althaea by Dionysus. This Deiania drove a chariot and practised the art of war, and Hereules wrestled for her hand with Achelous.”Althaea had also a son Meleager by Oeneus, though they say that he was begotten by Ares Iti sid that, when he was seven days od, the Fates came and declared that “Meleager should die when the brand burning on the hearth was burnt out; On hearing that, Althaca snatched up the brand and deposited tin a chest Meleager grew up to be an invulnerable and gallant 'man, but eame by his end in the following way. 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To attack this boar Oenens called together al the blest en of Greece, and promised that ohn ‘who should il th best he would gv the skin a prize, Now the wen who astembled to un the ‘har were these!—Meleagr son of Ocnens Diyas son of Aes these came fon Calon: Kas and Lynceus, sous of Apares, rom Messen ‘Castor and Pella sons of Zeus and Leds, roms Lacelemory Theseus son of Aegean Athens, Adkets, om of Phere, rn Pherae Anca and Cephens, sons of Lyng, from Arca Jason, 00 of Acson, fom Iles: phils, son of | Amphityen, fom Thebes: Prithous, son of son, from Lari Peles, son of Acacws, fom Phthias ‘Telanon son of Aeaes, fom Salamis Euytion, son of Aco, rn Phthia Atta, danghter of Sehoenens fom Arcadia: Amphiaraus, son of ‘icles fom Argos, With them came aso the sons (oF Thesin. And when they were ssembled, ‘Oenens entertained them for nine day; ut on the ten, when Cophens and Ancooes ond see thes