- In Gr**** mythology,
Siproites (/sɪprˈɔɪtɪs/ sip-ROY-****;
Ancient Gr****: Σιπροίτης, romanized:
Siproítēs), also
romanized as
Siproetes or Siproeta, is...
- mythology. The
reason for the
transformation varies, as in the case of
Siproites (Σιπροίτης), a
hunter from Crete, who was
transformed to a
woman by Artemis...
- the
goddess and her
attendants drink.
According to
Antoninus Liberalis,
Siproites was a
Cretan who was
metamorphized into a
woman by Artemis, for, while...
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years Mnestra, who
Poseidon gave the
ability to
change shape at will
Siproites of Crete, who was
transformed into a
woman for
having seen
Artemis bathing...
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likely enough.
Ancient Greece portal Mythology portal Tiresias Actaeon Siproites Arachne Photios (1824). "190.489R". In Bekker,
August Immanuel (ed.)....
- humorous, non-serious tone.
Ancient Greece portal Mythology portal Tiresias Siproites Actaeon Scherf, Johannes; Strauch,
Daniel (October 1, 2006). "Calydon"...
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Caeneus Hermaphroditus Iphis Leucippus Salmacis Siproites Sithon Tiresias Plants Adonis Agdistis Ajax
Amaracus Ambrosia Ampelus...
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Caeneus Hermaphroditus Iphis Leucippus Salmacis Siproites Sithon Tiresias Plants Adonis Agdistis Ajax
Amaracus Ambrosia Ampelus...
