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ATALÁNTA (1), an Arcadian (Tegean) girl, loved by Meleager, 181 -2,
184
ATALÁNTA (2), daughter of King Schoeneus, beautiful and swift-
footed, 243 -7
ÁTHAMAS, husband of Ino, 86 -91
ÁTHENS, Capital of Attica, 46, 119, 134 -5, 159, 160, 166, 179, 364
ÁTHIS, an Indian youth, follower of Phineus, 100 -1
ÁTHOS, a mountain in Macedonia, 31, 266
ÁTLAS, a mountain in northern Africa, personified as a giant, the son
of Iapetos; he was father of the Pleiads, 33, 93 -4, 97, 126, 356
AUGÚSTUS, the first of the Roman emperors, 7, 17, 377 -8
AÚLIS, a harbour in Boeotia, 274, 299
AURÓRA (Gr. Eos), goddess of the dawn, 28, 112, 169, 212, 357
AUSÓNIA, a region of southern Italy; the name is also used to mean
Italy, 349
AUTÓLYCUS, son of Mercury and Chione, 259
AUTÓNOE, aunt of Pentheus, 72
AVÉRNUS, a lake in Campania, believed to be the entrance to the
Underworld; also the Underworld itself, 115, 226
BÁCCHUS (Gr. Dionysus), god of wine, son of Jupiter and Semele, 60,
66 - 73, 74, 109, 125, 153, 251 -2, 314, 364
BÁTTUS, a rustic character, 45
BAÓCIS, wife of Philemon, 190 -3
BOEÓTIA, a country in central Greece, between Phocis and Attica,
10, 31, 51, 274
BO-ÓTES, a constellation in the northern sky, the Wagoner, 30, 177,
239
BÓREAS, the north wind, a god, 3, 142 -3
BÝBLIS, twin sister of Caunus, 213 -20
CÁDMUS, son of Agenor, brother of Europa; he was the founder of
Thebes, 51 -5, 91 -3
CAÉNEUS, a youth of Thessaly, originally a girl, Caenis, 180, 279 - 280,
288 -90
CAÉSAR, JULIUS, Roman statesman, 7, 374 -8
CA-ÍCUS, a river in Mysia, 31, 277, 360
CALLÍOPE, chief of the nine Muses, 109
CALLÍRHO-E, daughter of Achelous and wife of Alcmaeon, 211 -13
CALLÍSTO, an Arcadian nymph, 36 -40
CÁLYDON, an ancient Greek city on the river Euenus in Aetolia, 134,
179, 186 -7, 199, 202 -3
CALYDÓNIAN BOAR, the boar hunted by famous Greek heroes, 179 -84
CÁNENS, daughter of Janus and Venilia, wife of Picus; a river-nymph,
335 -8
CÁPITOL, a hill in Rome on which stood the temple of Jupiter, 17,
40, 369, 377

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Publication Information: Book Title: Metamorphoses, Book XI. Contributors: A. D. Melville - transltr, E. J. Kenney - author. Publisher: Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: 469.
    
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