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Aegipan (Ancient Gr****: Αἰγίπαν, Αἰγίπανος, "Goat-Pan") was a
mythological being,
either distinct from or
identical to Pan. His
story appears to be of...
- name of Pan. The goat-god
Aegipan was
nurtured by
Amalthea with the
infant Zeus in Crete. In Zeus'
battle with Typhon,
Aegipan and
Hermes stole back Zeus'...
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Metisella aegipan, the
mountain sylph or Shaka's ranger, is a
butterfly of the
family Hesperiidae. It is
found in the
mountains of the Cape in
South Africa...
- Cilicia,
where he is
guarded by the "she-dragon" Delphyne.
Hermes and
Aegipan, however,
steal back Zeus's sinews, and
refit them,
reviving him and allowing...
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reward for
healing him, Zeus
placed Pan in the sky as Capricorn. The god
Aegipan is also
depicted in Gr**** art as a sea goat.
Imagery found at Aphrodisias...
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goddesses of bees Bee (mythology); Bees in
mythology USS
Aristaeus (ARB-1)
Aegipan Pan (god) Mellona,
Ancient Roman bee
goddess Fu Xi, an
important culture...
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Later speculators even
identified Silv**** with Pan, Faunus,
Inuus and
Aegipan. He must have been ****ociated with the
Italian Mars, for Cato
refers to...
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severed sinews,
which Typhon had
hidden in a bearskin. But
Hermes and
Aegipan (possibly
another name for Pan)
stole the
sinews and gave them back to...
- functions: Jove Aegiochus, Jove "Holder of the Goat or Aegis", as the
father of
Aegipan.
Jupiter Caelus,
Jupiter as the sky or heavens; see also Caelus. Jupiter...
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astronomia 2.28.1 (Hard 2015, p. 79). For the
translation of
Aegipan's name, see Tripp, s.v.
Aegipan, p. 20. Vian, p. 309; Nonnus,
Dionysiaca 27.298 (Rouse...
