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(M), Cottus (M), Gyes (M), Typhœus (M), Enceladus (M), Antæus (M), Harpies (F), Tityus (M) and Nereus (M).

Oceanus (M) married Thetis (F).
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Their parents were Tyndareus (M) and Leda (F).
Leda (F) also married Jupiter (M).

Clymene (F) married Apollo (M).
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Metis (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Clymene (F) married Iapetus (M).

Æthra (F) married Atlas (M).
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Maia (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Calypso (F) married Ulysses (M).

Electra (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Laomedon (M) had three children, Priam (M), Hesione (F) and Tithonus (M).

Priam (M) married Hecuba (F).
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Hector (M) married Andromache (F).

Paris (M) married Helen (F).

Deiphobus (M) married Helen (F).

Hesione (F) married Telamon (M).
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Tithonus (M) married Aurora (F).

Themis (F) married Capys (M).
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Numitor (M) had a child, Ilia (F).

Ilia (F) married Mars (M).
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Cœus (M) married Phœbe (F).
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Latona (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Apollo (M) married Diana (F).
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Coronis (F) had a sibling, Ixion (M)
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Ixion (M) married Dia (F).
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Æsculapius (M) had two children, Machaon (M) and Hygeia (F).

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Iapetus (M) married Clymene (F).
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Hesperus (M) had a child, Hesperides (F).

Epimetheus (M) married Pandora (F).
Their child was Pyrrha (F).

Prometheus (M) had a child, Deucalion (M).

Pyrrha (F) married Deucalion (M).
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Neleus (M) had a child, Nestor (M).

Sisyphus (M) had a child, Glaucus (M).

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Xuthus (M) had two children, Ion (M) and Achæus (M).

Hyperion (M) married Gæa (F).
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Zephyrus (M) married Flora (F).

Themis (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Cronus (M) married Rhea (F).
Their children were Vesta (F), Juno (F), Jupiter (M), Neptune (M), Ceres (F) and Pluto (M).

Juno (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Vulcan (M) married Medusa (F).
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Hebe (F) married Hercules (M).

Jupiter (M) married Io (F).
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Libya (F) married Neptune (M).
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Agenor (M) married Telephassa (F).
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Cadmus (M) married Harmonia (F).
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Ino (F) married Athamas (M).
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Autonoe (F) married Aristæus (M).
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Semele (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Europa (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Phaedra (F) married Theseus (M), whose parents were Ægeus (M) and Æthra (F).
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Ariadne (F) married Bacchus (M).

Belus (M) had four children, Pygmalion (M), Dido (F), Danaus (M) and Ægyptus (M).

Dido (F) married Sychæus (M).

Danaus’ (M) children were the Danaides (F).

Ægyptus (M) had 50 sons.

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Danae (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Perseus (M) married Andromeda (F), whose parents were Celeus (M) and Cassiopeia (F).
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Alcæus (M) had a child, Amphitryon (M).

Electryon (M) had a child, Alcmene (F).

Amphitryon (M) married Alcmene (F).
Their child was Iphicles (M).

Iphicles (M) had a child, Iolaus (M).

Alcmene (F) also married Jupiter (M).
Their child was Hercules (M).

Hercules (M) married Deianeira (F), whose sibling was Meleager (M), and whose parents were Œneus (M) and Althæa (F).
Their child was Hyllus (M), who married Iole (F).

Sthenelus (M) had a child, Eurystheus (M).

Eurystheus (M) had a child, Admete (F).

Neptune (M) married Amphitrite (F).
Their child was Triton (M).

Ceres (F) married Jupiter (M).
Their child was Proserpina (F).

Pluto (M) married Proserpina (F).

Mnemosyne (F) married Jupiter (M).
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Clio (F) had a child, Hymen (M).

Calliope (F) had a child, Orpheus (M).

Orpheus (M) married Eurydice (F).

Typhœus (M) had three children, Hydra (M), Cerberus (M) and Chimæra (M).

Chimæra (M) had two children, Nemean Lion (M) and Sphinx (F).

Pontus (M) had a child, Phorcys (M).

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Medusa (F) married Neptune (M).
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Somnus (M) had a child, Morpheus (M).}

INDEX TO POETICAL QUOTATIONS.

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q S T V W Y

Addison, 24, 49, 83, 85, 165, 172, 173.

Æschylus, 246.

Akenside, 163.

Apollonius, 126.

Apollonius Rhodius, 181, 269.

Arion, 158.

Aristophanes, 15.

Arnold, Edwin, 111, 112, 114.

Arnold, Matthew, 74.

Beaumont and Fletcher, 300.

Bion, 108, 110.

Boyesen, 97, 137.

Browning, E. B., 22, 108, 137.

Bryant, 41, 43, 58, 94, 145, 153, 172, 211, 305, 315, 318, 319, 320, 321, 323, 324, 325, 326, 328, 329, 336, 338, 344, 345, 346, 349, 352, 354, 355, 357, 358, 359.

Byron, 49, 91, 93, 116.

Catullus, 226, 255, 257, 259, 306.

Chapman, 149.

Coluthus, 308, 312.

Conington, 41, 51, 64, 142, 193, 202, 213, 224, 333, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 369, 370, 373, 376, 377.

Cornwall, 184.

Cowper, 131, 156, 308.

Croxall, 177, 178.

Darwin, 123, 187, 218, 219, 228, 230.

Dryden, 35, 37, 44, 70, 161, 168, 169, 208.

Elton, 12, 15, 21, 29, 33, 45, 52, 108, 110, 136, 138, 154, 171, 220, 241, 255, 267, 269, 271, 307, 308, 310,

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