Mythology Names

Who's Who in Classical Mythology

Echetus

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Echetus was a king of Epirus proverbial for his cruelty. His name does not reveal this, however, since it seems to mean 'possessor'...

Echidna

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Echidna was a monster, the offspring of Chrysaor and Oceanus ' daughter Callirrhoë. (Other accounts give her parents as Tartarus and Ga...

Echion

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Echion was the name of one of the Sown Men who married Agave and became the father of Pentheus . It was also the name of one of the Argonaut...

Echo

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Echo was the nymph on Mount Helicon sentenced (forgive the word-play) by Hera to speak only when she was spoken to, and even then merely t...

Eëtion

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Eëtion was the father of Andromache. He and seven of his sons were killed by Achilles. His name seems to be based on êtes, 'kinsman...

Egeria

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Egeria was a rather obscure Roman water nymph who was the 'patroness' of Diana's grove at Aricia. Her name means ' black ...

Eidomene

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Eidomene (or Idomene) was the wife of Amythaon and the mother of Bias and Melampus . Melampus was a famous seer, and thus Eidomene's na...

Eidothea

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Eidothea (or Idothea, or Ido) was the daughter of Proteus , the 'Old Man of the Sea'. Her name means 'divine form', from eid...

Eidyia

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Eidyia (or Eidia, or Idyia) was an Oceanid , the wife of Aeëtes and the mother of Medea . Her name means 'the knowing one', from ei...

Eileithyia

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Eileithyia (or Ilithyia) was the Greek goddess of childbirth whose Roman equivalent was Lucina (later Diana). As befits her speciality, he...
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