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Грек және рим мифологиясындағы мифологиялық жаратылыс
Грек мифологиясының жаратылыстары
Greek and Roman mythological creature
the creatures of Greek mythology
the creatures of Greek mythology
Нимфа (лат. nymph, лат. script=Latn; ,; кейде нимф деп те жазылады) – ежелгі грек халық мүсіндегі табиғаттың кішігірім әйел құдайы. Басқа грек қасиеттерінен өзгеше, нимфалар көбінесе табиғаттың бейнесі ретінде қарастырылады, әдетте нақты бір орынға немесе жер бедеріне байланысты болады және көбінесе бойжеткен қыз ретінде бейнеленеді. Олар басқа қасиеттер сияқты өлмейді, бірақ өмірі нақты бір ағашқа байланысты болған хамадриадалардан басқа. Олар көбінесе Meliae (көк ағаш нимфалары), Dryads (емен ағаш нимфалары), Naiads (жаңа су нимфалары), Nereids (теңіз нимфалары) және Oreads (тау нимфалары) сияқты түрлі кең топтарға бөлінеді. Нимфалар классикалық өнер туындыларында, әдебиетте, мифологияда және көркем әдебиетте жиі кездеседі. Орта ғасырлардан бері нимфалар халық арасында кейде перилермен байланысты немесе олармен шатастырылып келеді.
A nymph (, script=Latn; , ; sometimes spelled nymphe) is a minor female nature deity in ancient Greek folklore. Distinct from other Greek goddesses, nymphs are generally regarded as personifications of nature, are typically tied to a specific place or landform, and are usually depicted as maidens. They were immortal like other goddesses, except for the Hamadryads, whose lives were bound to a specific tree. They are often divided into various broad subgroups, such as the Meliae (ash tree nymphs), the Dryads (oak tree nymphs), the Naiads (freshwater nymphs), the Nereids (sea nymphs), and the Oreads (mountain nymphs). Nymphs are often featured in classic works of art, literature, mythology, and fiction. Since the Middle Ages, nymphs have been sometimes popularly associated or even confused with fairies.
Этимология
Грек тіліндегі нимфе сөзінің негізгі мағынасы – "жас әйел, қалыңдық, жас әйел", бірақ ол әдетте нақты бір құдайлармен байланысты емес. Дегенмен, нимфе сөзінің этимологиясы әлі де белгісіз. Дорийлік және эолийлік (Гомерлік) түрі – nýmphā (νύμφα). Қазіргі қолданыста көбінесе жас әйелдерге қатысты қолданылады, парфенос (παρθένος) – "қыз (жасына қарамастан)" және жалпы коре (κόρη < κόρα) – "қыз, бала" деген ұғымдармен салыстырылады. Бұл сөзді әйелдер кейде бір-біріне қарата қолданады және қазіргі грек тілінде "келіншек" деген мағынада жиі қолданылады.
The Greek word nýmphē has the primary meaning of "young woman; bride, young wife" but is not usually associated with deities in particular. Yet the etymology of the noun nýmphē remains uncertain. The Doric and Aeolic (Homeric) form is nýmphā (νύμφα). Modern usage more often applies to young women, contrasting with parthenos (παρθένος) "a virgin (of any age)", and generically as kore (κόρη < κόρϝα) "maiden, girl". The term is sometimes used by women to address each other and remains the regular Modern Greek term for "bride".
Ежелгі грек мифологиясы
Нимфалар кейде көптеген адамдарға ұнайтын және табиғи ортамен байланысты белгілі бір жерлерде мекендейтін: мысалы, таулы аймақтар, ормандар, бұлақтар. Басқа нимфалар құдайдың (Дионис, Гермес немесе Пан сияқты) немесе құдайдың (әдетте аңшы Артемида) төңірегіндегі сүйемелдеушілердің құрамына кіретін. Грек нимфалары латынның *genius loci*-сынан ешқандай айырмашылығы жоқ, әрқашан нақты жерлермен байланысты рухтар болған, және кейде бұл Сицилиядағы Аретузаға арналған культ сияқты күрделі мифтерді тудырды. Грек білімді латын ақындарының кейбір туындыларында нимфалар итальяндық көктемдер мен ағыстардың (Ютурна, Эгерия, Карментис, Фонтус) жергілікті құдайларын өз қатарына біртіндеп сіңіріп алды, ал Лимфалар (алғашқыда Лумпалар), итальяндық су құдайлары, есімдерінің кездейсоқ ұқсастығына байланысты грек нимфаларымен теңестірілуі мүмкін. Рим ақындарының классикалық мифологиясы Лациумның бұлақтары мен жартастарында елді мекендегі халық құрметтейтін жеке нимфалардың қадір-қасиеттері мен табыну рәсімдеріне ықпал етпеді. Римдік сауатты топтар арасында олардың ықпал ету аймағы шектеулі болды және олар көбінесе су элементінің құдайлары ретінде көрінеді.
Nymphs were sometimes beloved by many and dwelt in specific areas related to the natural environment: e. g. mountainous regions; forests; springs. Other nymphs were part of the retinue of a god (such as Dionysus, Hermes, or Pan) or of a goddess (generally the huntress Artemis). The Greek nymphs were also spirits invariably bound to places, not unlike the Latin genius loci, and sometimes this produced complicated myths like the cult of Arethusa to Sicily. In some of the works of the Greek educated Latin poets, the nymphs gradually absorbed into their ranks the indigenous Italian divinities of springs and streams (Juturna, Egeria, Carmentis, Fontus) while the Lymphae (originally Lumpae), Italian water goddesses, owing to the accidental similarity of their names, could be identified with the Greek Nymphae. The classical mythologies of the Roman poets were unlikely to have affected the rites and cults of individual nymphs venerated by country people in the springs and clefts of Latium. Among the Roman literate class, their sphere of influence was restricted and they appear almost exclusively as divinities of the watery element.
Грек халықтық діні
Ежелгі гректердегі нимфаларға сенім елдің көптеген аймақтарында ХХ ғасырдың басына дейін сақталды, сол кезде олар көбінесе "нереидтер" деп аталды. Нимфалар көбінесе адамдардан шалқап жатқан жерлерде кездесетін, бірақ жалғыз саяхатшылар ауыл сыртында оларды кездестіре алатын, онда олардың музыкасын естуге болар еді, ал саяхатшы олардың билегенін немесе өзенде немесе көлде шомылғанын көріп қалуға мүмкіндік алатын, ол күндізгі ыстықта немесе түңгі уақытта болатын. Олар құйын дауылда пайда болуы мүмкін. Мұндай кездесулер қауіпті болуы мүмкін, бақытсыз адамға тілсіздік, соққы, ессіздік немесе инсульт әкелуі мүмкін. Егер ата-аналар балаларының нереидтердің әсеріне түскенін сезсе, олар Әулие Артемидке дұға ететін.
The ancient Greek belief in nymphs survived in many parts of the country into the early years of the twentieth century when they were usually known as "nereids". Nymphs often tended to frequent areas distant from humans but could be encountered by lone travelers outside the village, where their music might be heard, and the traveler could spy on their dancing or bathing in a stream or pool, either during the noon heat or in the middle of the night. They might appear in a whirlwind. Such encounters could be dangerous, bringing dumbness, besotted infatuation, madness or stroke to the unfortunate man. When parents believed their child to be nereid struck, they would pray to Saint Artemidos.
Нимфалар мен қасқырлар
Нимфалар көбінесе өнер, әдебиет, мифология және көркем әдебиеттегі классикалық туындыларда бейнеленеді. Олар көбінесе ортағасырлық романтикалық әңгімелермен немесе Ренессанс әдебиетімен байланысты, құпияға толы перилер немесе эльфтер ретінде танылады.
Nymphs are often depicted in classic works across art, literature, mythology, and fiction. They are often associated with the medieval romances or Renaissance literature of the elusive fairies or elves.
Ұйқыдағы нимфа
Ренессанс дәуірінде еуропалық өнерге енген мотив – үңгірде немесе бұлақта ұйықтап жатқан нимфа мүсінінің идеясы. Бұл мотив, болжам бойынша, Дунай өзені үстіндегі қайнардың жанындағы римдік нимфа мүсіні туралы итальяндық хабарламадан келген. Аталған хабарлама мен оған қоса берілген, ұйықтап жатқан нимфаны сипаттайтын өлең, қазіргі таңда XV ғасырда жасалған жалғандық деп есептеледі. Алайда, бұл мотив келесі бірнеше ғасыр бойы суретшілер мен ландшафт дизайнерлеріне үлкен әсер етті, мысалы, Стаурхедтегі үңгір сияқты неоклассикалық бақтарда оның көшірмелері кездеседі.
A motif that entered European art during the Renaissance was the idea of a statue of a nymph sleeping in a grotto or spring. This motif supposedly came from an Italian report of a Roman sculpture of a nymph at a fountain above the River Danube. The report, and an accompanying poem supposedly on the fountain describing the sleeping nymph, are now generally concluded to be a fifteenth century forgery, but the motif proved influential among artists and landscape gardeners for several centuries after, with copies seen at neoclassical gardens such as the grotto at Stourhead.
Орналасуы бойынша
Төменде осы немесе сол белгілі бір орынға байланысты жеке нимфалар немесе олардың топтары тізімі келтірілген. Мұндай топтағы нимфалар жоғарыда аталған кез келген класқа (Naiades, Oreades және т.б.) тиесілі болуы мүмкін.
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Топтар мен жеке тұлғалар
Орын
Қарым-қатынастар мен ескертулер
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Аэея нимфалары
Аэея аралы
Киркенің қызметшілері
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Эгеидес
Схерия аралындағы Эгея өзені
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Эсепидес
Анатолиядағы Эсепус өзені
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Ахелоидес
Акарнаниядағы Ахелой өзені
• Каллироэ, Алкмеонның екінші әйелі
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Акмен
Олимпия стадионы, Элис
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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тері ауруларын емдейді деп сенді
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Халкис
Халкис, Эвбея
Кюретер мен Корибанттардың анасы саналады; мүмкін, Комбе және Эвбеямен бірдей
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Клеоне
Аргостағы Клеоне
Асопустың қыздарының бірі
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Комбе
Эвбея аралы
Сокуспен әйелі және оның жеті Корибанттарының анасы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Коркира
Коркира аралы
Посейдонның қызы Фаякс
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Эвбея
Эвбея аралы
Посейдон ұрлады; мүмкін, Халкис және Комбемен бірдей
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Гарпина
Писа, Элис
Ареспен Оэномаус анасы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Исмена
Фева қаласының Исмоний бұлағы, Беотия
Аргустың әйелі, Аргус патшасының есімді атасы және осылайша, Аргус Паноптес пен Иасустың анасы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Немея
Арголистегі Немея
басқалары оны Зевс пен Селенаның қызы деп атады
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Синопе
Анатолиядағы Синопе
Аполлонның қызы Сирус
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Танагра
Беотиядағы Танагра
Поэмандердің қызы Левкипп пен Эфиппустың анасы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Фева
Беотиядағы Фева
Зеттің әйелі, сонымен қатар Зевспен қарым-қатынаста болды деп айтылады
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Феспея
Беотиядағы Феспия
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Сальмакис
Галикарнас, Кария
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Кеос нимфалары
Кеос аралы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Корикия нимфалары (Корикия үңгірі)
Корикия үңгірі, Дельфи, Фокис
өзен құдайы Плейстостың қыздары
• Клеодора (немесе Клеодора)
Парнас тауы, Фокис
Посейдонның қызы Парнас
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Корикия
Корикия үңгірі, Дельфи, Фокис
Аполлонның қызы Ликорей
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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Парнас тауы, Фокис
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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Дельфи, Фокис
Аполлонның қызы Дельфос
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Эрасинидес
Аргостағы Эрасинос өзені
өзен құдайы Эрасинос қыздары; құдай Бритамартистің қызметшілері
• Анхирое
• Бизе
• Маэра
• Мелите
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Граник өзенінің нимфалары
Граник өзені
өзен құдайы Граниктың қыздары
• Алексирое
Приамның қызы Эсак
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
• Пегасис
Эматионның қызы Атимний
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Гелиадес
Эриданос өзені
көшке айналған Гелиостың қыздары
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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нәресте Загреусқа күтім жасады
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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Итака аралындағы жергілікті бұлақтар мен үңгірлер
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Ладонидес
Ладон өзені
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Ламидес немесе Ламусидес
Киликиядағы Ламос өзені
мүмкін, нәресте Диониске күтім жасады
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Лейбефридес
Беотиядағы Геликон және Лейбефрий таулары; немесе Фракиядағы Лейбефрий тауы
• Либефрия
• Петра
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Лелегеидес
Анатолиядағы Ликия
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Ликей нимфалары
Ликей тауы
нәресте Зевске күтім жасады, мүмкін, Океанидтердің кіші тобы
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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Зевс тарапынан бақаларға айналдырылды; күл (көлеңке) нимфаларымен шатастырмаңыз
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Накси нимфалары
Накс аралындағы Дриос тауы
нәресте Диониске күтім жасады; Гиадамен біріктірілді
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• Коронис
• Филия
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Неаеридес
Тринакия аралы
Гелиостың және Неаэраның қыздары, Гелиостың малдарына қарады
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Нимфеидес
Пафлагониядағы Нимфеус өзені
The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
Нисиадес
Нис тауы
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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The following is a list of individual nymphs or groups thereof associated with this or that particular location. Nymphs in such groups could belong to any of the classes mentioned above (Naiades, Oreades, and so on). +Groups and IndividualsLocationRelations and NotesAeaean NymphsAeaea Islandhandmaidens of CirceAegaeidesAegaeus River on the island of ScheriaAesepidesAesepus River in Anatolia• AbarbareaAcheloidesAchelous River in Acarnania• Callirhoe, second wife of AlcmaeonAcmenesStadium in Olympia, ElisAmnisiadesAmnisos River on the island of Creteentered the retinue of ArtemisAnigridesAnigros River in Elisbelieved to cure skin diseasesAsopidesAsopus River in Sicyonia and Boeotia• AeginaIsland of Aeginamother of Menoetius by Actor, and Aeacus by Zeus• Asopis• ChalcisChalcis, Euboearegarded as the mother of the Curetes and Corybantes; perhaps the same as Combe and Euboea• CleoneCleonae, Argosone of the daughters of Asopus• CombeIsland of Euboeaconsort of Socus and mother by him of the seven Corybantes• CorcyraIsland of Corcyramother of Phaiax by Poseidon• EuboeaIsland of Euboeaabducted by Poseidon; perhaps the same as Chalcis and Combe above• HarpinaPisa, Elismother of Oenomaus by Ares• IsmeneIsmenian spring of Thebes, Boeotiawife of Argus, eponymous king of Argus and thus, mother of Argus Panoptes and Iasus.• NemeaNemea, Argolisothers called her the daughter of Zeus and Selene• Oeroe or PlataiaPlataea, Boeotiacarried off by Zeus• OrneaOrnia, Sicyon• PeireneCorinthothers called her father to be Oebalus or Achelous by Poseidon she became the mother of Lecheas and Cenchrias• SalamisIsland of Salamismother of Cychreus by Poseidon• SinopeSinope, Anatoliamother of Syrus by Apollo• TanagraTanagra, Boeotiamother of Leucippus and Ephippus by Poemander• ThebeThebes, Boeotiawife of Zethus and also said to have consorted with Zeus• ThespeiaThespia, Boeotiaabducted by ApolloAstakidesLake Astacus, Bithyniaappeared in the myth of Nicaea• NicaeaNicaea, BithyniaAsterionidesAsterion River, Argosdaughters of the river god Asterion; nurses of the infant goddess Hera• Acraea• Euboea• ProsymnaCarian Naiades (Caria)Caria• SalmacisHalicarnassus, CariaNymphs of CeosIsland of CeosCorycian Nymphs (Corycian Cave)Corycian cave, Delphi, Phocisdaughters of the river god Pleistos• Kleodora (or Cleodora)Mt. Parnassus, Phocismother of Parnassus by Poseidon• CoryciaCorycian cave, Delphi, Phocismother of Lycoreus by Apollo• DaphnisMt. Parnassus, Phocis• Melaina Dephi, Phocismother of Delphos by ApolloCydnidesRiver Cydnus in CiliciaCyrenaean NymphsCity of Cyrene, LibyaCypriae NymphsIsland of CyprusCyrtonian NymphsTown of Cyrtone, BoeotiaΚυρτωνιαιDeliadesIsland of Delosdaughters of Inopus, god of the river InopusDodonidesOracle at DodonaErasinidesErasinos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Erasinos; attendants of the goddess Britomartis.• Anchiroe• Byze• Maera• MeliteNymphs of the river GranicusRiver Granicusdaughters of the river god Granicus• Alexirhoemother of Aesacus by Priam• Pegasismother of Atymnios by EmathionHeliadesRiver Eridanosdaughters of Helios who were changed into treesHimeriai NaiadesLocal springs at the town of Himera, SicilyHydaspidesHydaspers River, Indianurses of infant ZagreusIdaean NymphsMount Ida, Cretenurses of infant Zeus• Ida• AdrasteiaInachidesInachos River, Argosdaughters of the river god Inachus• Iomother of Epaphus by Zeus• Amymone• Philodicewife of Leucippus of Messenia by whom she became the mother of Hilaeira, Phoebe and possibly Arsinoe• Messeis• Hyperia• Mycenewife of Arestor and by him probably the mother of Argus Panoptes; eponym of MycenaeIonidesKytheros River in Elisdaughters of the river god Cytherus• Calliphaea• Iasis• Pegaea• SynallaxisIthacian NymphsLocal springs and caves on the island of IthacaLadonidesLadon RiverLamides or LamusidesLamos River in Ciliciapossible nurses of infant DionysusLeibethridesMounts Helicon and Leibethrios in Boeotia; or Mount Leibethros in Thrace)• Libethrias• PetraLelegeidesLycia, AnatoliaLycaean NymphsMount Lycaeusnurses of infant Zeus, perhaps a subgroup of the OceanidesMelian NymphsIsland of Melostransformed into frogs by Zeus; not to be confused with the Meliae (ash tree nymphsMycalessidesMount Mycale in Caria, AnatoliaMysian NymphsSpring of Pegai near Lake Askanios in Bithyniawho abducted Hylas• Euneica• Malis• NycheiaNaxian NymphsMount Drios on the island of Naxosnurses of infant Dionysus; were syncretized with the Hyades• Cleide• Coronis• PhiliaNeaeridesThrinacia Islanddaughters of Helios and Neaera, watched over Helios' cattleNymphaeidesNymphaeus River in PaphlagoniaNysiadsMount Nysanurses of infant Dionysos, identified with HyadesOgygian NymphsIsland of Ogygiafour handmaidens of CalypsoOrtygian NymphsLocal springs of Syracuse, Sicilynamed for the island of OrtygiaOthreidesMount Othrysa local group of HamadryadsPactolidesPactolus River• Euryanassawife of TantalusPelionidesMount Pelionnurses of the CentaursPhaethonidesa synonym for the HeliadesPhaseidesPhasis RiverRhyndacidesRhyndacus River in Mysiadaughters of the river god RhyndacusSithnidesFountain at the town of MegaraSpercheidesRiver Spercheiosone of them, Diopatra, was loved by Poseidon and the others were changed by him into treesSphragitides, or CithaeronidesMount CithaeronTagids, Tajids, Thaejids or ThaegidsRiver Tagus in Portugal and SpainThessalidesPeneus River in ThessalyThriaeMount Parnassosprophets and nurses of ApolloTrojan NymphsLocal springs of Troy
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Төменде аты-жөні нақты көрсетілмеген нимфалардың тізімі келтірілген. Наиадалар, океанидтер, дриадалар және т.б. тізімдері үшін тиісті мақалаларды қараңыз. +Кейбір нимфалардың жеке есімдеріЕсімдерОрналасқан жеріТуыстық қатынастар және қосымша мәліметАльфесибояҮндістан Диониспен махаббатта болғанАораКрит Аорос қаласының атымен байланыстыАреяКлеохустың қызы, Аполлоннан Милеттің анасыАстиохеДанайлардың бірі, Пелопстан Крисипптің анасыАксиохе немесе ДанаисПелопстан Крисипптің анасыБреттияМисия Абреттенаның атымен байланысты, МисияБрисаДионис құдайын тәрбиелегенКалибТроя Буколионның анасы, ЛаомедонКарментос немесе КарментаАркадия Гермеспен Евандер есімді ұлы болған. Ұлы кейіннен ежелгі Римге біріктірілген Палантий қаласын құрған. ХалкеяЗевстен Олимптің анасыХанияГераклдің сүйіктісіХариклТебес Эвереснен Тиресияның анасыХаридияЗевстен Алханның анасыКирраФокис Фокистегі Кирра қаласының атымен байланыстыКлименаПартенопаевтан Тлесименнің анасыКреттеисСудада қысқаша айтылғанКримисаИталия Италиядағы қаланың атымен байланыстыДейопеяГераның нимфаларының бірі, Эолға уәделенгенДодонаДодонаның атымен байланыстыЭхемеяКос Гигинус бойынша "Эфимея" деп те аталады, Меропстың жұбайыЭйдотеяОтир тауы Эвсирос ұлынан Керамбтың анасыЭвноеФригия Димас ұлынан Гекубаның болуы мүмкінЭвностияБоэтия (болжам бойынша) Эвностияның күтушісіЭвритеАфина Посейдоннан Халиррофийдің анасыГармонияАкмоний орманы, Фемискадан Амазонкалардың анасыГегеторияРодос Охимустың жұбайыГемерЗевстен Иасионның анасыГималияРодос Зевстен Кроний, Спартай және Цитостың анасыГиалеАртемиданың сүйіп жүретін қызметшісіГиллисАргос Гилле тайпасы мен Гилле қаласының атымен байланысты болуы мүмкінИдеяКрит Крес пен Астерионның анасыИтомаМессения Зевстің күтушілерінің біріЛаодикаАрголис (болжам бойынша) Форонеустан Апистің анасыЛевкофринаМагнезия (болжам бойынша) Артемида Левкофринаның қызметшісіЛигеяЛинос Атластан Пелопстың анасы (кейбір деректерде)ЛотисПриаппен қуылған және оның атымен аталған ағашқа айналғанМаннимфаРейяның сүйіп жүретін қызметшісі, Зевсті тәрбиелегенМеланиппеАттика (болжам бойынша) Амфиктионның ұлы Итонға үйленгенМелиссаКрит Зевстің күтушісіМендейсФракия Ситонның жұбайыМенодикаОрионның қызы, Феиодамастан Хиластың анасыМефонаПиерия Эматияның патшасы Пиердің ұлынан Оэагрдың анасыМирмексАттика Афинаның сүйіп жүретін серігі, оны құмыршаға айналдырғанНаколеФригия Фригиядағы Наколеяның атымен байланыстыНеэраФринакия Гелиостан Лампетия мен Фаэтусаның анасыНеэраЗевстен Эгледің анасыНеэраЛидия Феиодамастан Дресеусдің анасыНимфаСамофракия Зевстен Саонның анасыОэнеяГерместен Панның анасыОйнояСицина Тоас ұлынан Сицинаның анасыОлбияВифиния Посейдоннан Астакстың анасыПафияКинирдің Эвримедоннан болуы мүмкінПарейяПарос Миностан төрт ұлдың анасыПолидораДанайлардың біріПиронияМиностан Иасионның анасыПсалакантаИкария Диониспен өсімдікке айналғанРенеКиллиен тауы, Аркадия Ойлеймен бірге болғанСеместраФракия Кероссаның күтушісіТеледикаАрголис (болжам бойынша) Форонеустың жұбайыТалияСицилия Зевстен Палицидің анасыТисбеБоэтия Тисбе қаласының атымен байланыстыТифореяПарнас тауы, Фокис Тифорея қаласының (бұрынғы атауы Неон) атымен байланысты
The following is a selection of names of the nymphs whose class was not specified in the source texts. For lists of Naiads, Oceanids, Dryades etc., see respective articles. +Individual names of some of the nymphsNamesLocationRelations and NotesAlphesiboeaIndialoved by DionysusAoraCreteeponym of the town Aoros in CreteAreiadaughter of Cleochus and mother of Miletus by ApolloAstyocheone of the Danaïdes, and the mother of Chrysippus by PelopsAxioche or DanaisElismother of Chrysippus by PelopsBrettiaMysiaeponym of Abrettene, MysiaBrisabrought up the god DionysusCalybeTroymother of Bucolion, LaomedonCarmentis or CarmentaArcadiaShe had a son with Hermes, called Evander. Her son was the founder of Pallantium, one of the cities that was merged later into ancient Rome. Chalceamother of Olympus by ZeusChaniaa lover of HeraclesCharicloThebesmother of Tiresias by EveresCharidiamother of Alchanus by ZeusCirrhaPhociseponym of Cirrha in PhocisClymenemother of Tlesimenes by ParthenopaeusCretheisbriefly mentioned in SudaCrimisaItalyeponym of a city in ItalyDeiopeaone of Hera's nymphs who was promised to AeolusDodoneDodonaeponym of DodonaEchemeiaCosspelled "Ethemea" by Hyginus, consort of MeropsEidotheaMt. Othrysmother by Eusiros of CerambusEunoëPhrygiapossible mother of Hecuba by DymasEunosteBoeotia (possibly)nurse of EunostusEuryteAthensmother of Halirrhothius by PoseidonHarmoniaAkmonian Wood, near Themiscyramother of the Amazons by AresHegetoriaRhodesconsort of OchimusHemeramother of Iasion by ZeusHimaliaRhodesmother of Cronius, Spartaios, and Cytos by ZeusHyalebelongs to the train of ArtemisHyllisArgospossible eponym of the tribe Hylleis and the city HylleIdaeaCretemother of Cres and AsterionIthomeMesseniaone of the nurses of ZeusLaodiceArgolis (possibly)mother of Apis by PhoroneusLeucophryneMagnesia (possibly)priestess of Artemis LeucophryneLigeiaLinosmother of Pelops by Atlas in some accountsLotispursued by Priapus and was changed into a tree that bears her nameManymph in the suite of Rhea who nursed ZeusMelanippeAttica (possibly)married Itonus, son of AmphictyonMelissaCretenurse of ZeusMendeisThraceconsort of SithonMenodicedaughter of Orion and mother of Hylas by TheiodamasMethonePieriamother of Oeagrus by King Pierus of EmathiaMyrmexAtticabeloved companion of Athena whom she turned into an antNacolePhrygiaeponym of Nacoleia in PhrygiaNeaeraThrinaciamother of Lampetia and Phaethusa by HeliosNeaeramother of Aegle by ZeusNeaeraLydiamother of Dresaeus by TheiodamasNympheSamothracemother of Saon by ZeusOeneismother of Pan by HermesOinoieSicinusmother of Sicinus by ThoasOlbiaBithyniamother of Astacus by PoseidonPaphiapossibly the mother of Cinyras by EurymedonPareiaParosmother of four sons by MinosPolydoraone of the DanaïdesPyroniamother of Iasion by MinosPsalacanthaIcariachanged into a plant by DionysusRheneMt. Cyllene, Arcadiaconsorted with OileusSemestraThracenurse of KeroessaTelediceArgolis (possibly)a consort of PhoroneusThaliaSicilymother of the Palici by ZeusThisbeBoeotiaeponym of the town of ThisbeTithoreaMt. Parnassus, Phociseponym of the town of Tithorea (previously called Neon)