- In Gr**** mythology,
Cleothera (Ancient Gr****: Κλεόθηρα, romanized: Kleóthēra, lit. 'glory s****er') is one of the
daughters of
Pandareus and Harmothoë...
- with
finery and jewelry.
After the
deaths of
their parents, the
orphaned Cleothera along with
Merope were
raised by Aphrodite. The
other Olympian goddesses...
-
transforming her into a crow.
After the
deaths of
their parents, the
orphaned Cleothera and
Merope were
raised by Aphrodite. The
other Olympian goddesses also...
- and
sister of Cameiro.
Cameiro and
Clytie (in
other versions known as
Cleothera and Merope) lost
their parents to the
wrath of gods and were
reared by...
- thieves.
Pandareus was the
father of Aëdon (wife of Zethus), Chelidon,
Cleothera and Merope;
according to Pausanias, the last two were
called Cameiro and...
-
sister to Aëdon.
After the
deaths of
their parents, she and her
sister Cleothera were
taken care of by Aphrodite, Hera,
Artemis and
Athena until strong...
- Pandareus, who
hailed from Asia Minor, and had
three daughters by him; Aëdon,
Cleothera and Merope.
Pausanias calls the
later two
Cameiro and Clytie,
while Antoninus...
- many
years of heartache,
battles and death, when he
meets the
slave girl
Cleothera, that he
realises that in
order to
marry her, he must give up his dream...
- Cramer, 1779; =
vincedoxici Hübner, 1816; =
vincetoxici Hübner, 1816; =
cleothera Godart, 1819; =
manuja Eschscholtz, 1821; =
xanthippus Felder & Felder...
-
daughter of
Pandareus and his wife Harmothoë, and thus
sister to Chelidon,
Cleothera,
Merope and an
unnamed brother.
According to the
geographer Pausanias...
