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πŸ‘€ Oceanos (Titan)

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  • Information
    Titan, personification of Ocean
    Personification of
    🌍 River Oceanos (unlocatable)
    LIMC headword
    Okeanos
    Gender
    Male
    Identified with
    πŸ‘€ Nile (river god) river god
    Son of
    πŸ‘€ Ouranos father of CronosπŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Father of the Titans (name unknown) one of the Couretes
    Father of
    πŸ‘€ Metis Oceanid, mother of AthenaπŸ‘€ Asia (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Styx (Oceanid) Oceanid, personification of river of the underworldπŸ‘€ Electra (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Doris (Oceanid) Oceanid, mother of the NereidsπŸ‘€ Eurynome (Oceanid) Oceanid, mother of CharitesπŸ‘€ Amphitrite wife of Poseidon, Oceanid or Nereid according to different traditionsπŸ‘€ Inachos (river god) river god and eponym of river in the Argolid, and in some traditions king of ArgosπŸ‘€ Melia (Argive) wife of InachosπŸ‘€ Triptolemos Eleusinian, spreader of agricultureπŸ‘€ Eidyia daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Callirhoe (Oceanid) daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Meliboia (Oceanid) daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Pleione daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Asopos (river god) river god and eponym of rivers in Sicyon and BoiotiaπŸ‘€ Nile (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ‘€ Eridanos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Strymon (river god) river god in ThraceπŸ‘€ Maiandros (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Istros (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Phasis (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Rhesos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Acheloos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Nestos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Rhodios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Haliacmon (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Heptaporos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Granicos river godπŸ‘€ Aisepos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Simoeis (river god) river god at TroyπŸ‘€ Peneios (river god) river god in ThessalyπŸ‘€ Hermos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Caicos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Sangarios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Ladon (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Parthenios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Euenos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Ardescos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Scamandros (river god) river god near TroyπŸ‘€ Peitho (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Admete (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Ianthe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Prymno OceanidπŸ‘€ Ourania (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Hippo (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Clymene (Oceanid I) Oceanid mother of Prometheus and EpimetheusπŸ‘€ Rhodeia (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Zeuxo OceanidπŸ‘€ Clytie (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Pasithoe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Plexaura (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Galaxaura OceanidπŸ‘€ Dione (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Melobosis OceanidπŸ‘€ Thoe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Polydora (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Cerceis (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Plouto (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Perseis (Oceanid) Oceanid, wife of HeliosπŸ‘€ Ianeira (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Acaste OceanidπŸ‘€ Xanthe OceanidπŸ‘€ Petraia OceanidπŸ‘€ Menestho OceanidπŸ‘€ Europe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Telesto OceanidπŸ‘€ Chryseis (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Calypso (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Eudora (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Tyche personification of fortune, luckπŸ‘€ Amphiro OceanidπŸ‘€ Ocyrhoe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Leucippe (Oceanid) daughter of Oceanos, friend of PersephoneπŸ‘€ Phaino one of Persephone's friends, daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Caanthos son of Oceanos, brother of MeliaπŸ‘€ Ephyra (eponym) eponym of Ephyra, daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Nemesis personification of retributionπŸ‘€ Daeira daughter of Oceanos, mother of EleusisπŸ‘€ Thetis Nereid, mother of AchillesπŸ‘€ Melite (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Iache OceanidπŸ‘€ Rhodope (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Oceanid Mother of Helen (name unknown)πŸ‘₯ the Oceanids daughters of Oceanos and TethysπŸ‘€ Hesione (Oceanid) daughter of Oceanos and wife of PrometheusπŸ‘€ Philyra (Oceanid) mother of CheironπŸ‘€ Camarina (eponym) eponym of city in SicilyπŸ‘€ Melia (Theban) daughter of Oceanos, mother of TenerosπŸ‘€ Capheira OceanidπŸ‘€ Dodona OceanidπŸ‘€ Aithra (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Cleio (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Beroe (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Amaltheia nurse of Zeus, either nymph or goat, and owner of horn of plentyπŸ‘€ Helios personification of the sun
    Husband of
    πŸ‘€ Tethys Titan
    Has children with
    πŸ‘€ Tethys TitanπŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Nais (w. of Oceanos) a naiad nymph, character in Ps-Plutarch's On Rivers
    Belongs to
    πŸ‘₯ the Titans children of Ouranos and Ge
    Eponym of
    🌍 River Oceanos (unlocatable) river encircling the world
    Related entities
    πŸ‘€ Coios (Titan) TitanπŸ‘€ Creios TitanπŸ‘€ Cronos Titan, father of ZeusπŸ‘€ Dione (Titan) TitanπŸ‘€ Ge personification of EarthπŸ‘€ Hyperion (Titan) TitanπŸ‘€ Iapetos TitanπŸ‘€ Mnemosyne Titan, personification of MemoryπŸ‘€ Ouranos father of CronosπŸ‘€ Phoibe (Titan) TitanπŸ‘€ Rhea TitanπŸ‘€ Tethys TitanπŸ‘€ Theia TitanπŸ‘€ Themis Titan, personification of lawπŸ‘₯ the Titans children of Ouranos and GeπŸ‘€ Metis Oceanid, mother of AthenaπŸ‘€ Amphitrite wife of Poseidon, Oceanid or Nereid according to different traditionsπŸ‘€ Asia (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Doris (Oceanid) Oceanid, mother of the NereidsπŸ‘€ Electra (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Eurynome (Oceanid) Oceanid, mother of CharitesπŸ‘€ Styx (Oceanid) Oceanid, personification of river of the underworldπŸ‘€ Inachos (river god) river god and eponym of river in the Argolid, and in some traditions king of ArgosπŸ‘€ Melia (Argive) wife of InachosπŸ‘€ Triptolemos Eleusinian, spreader of agricultureπŸ‘€ Eidyia daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Callirhoe (Oceanid) daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Meliboia (Oceanid) daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Pleione daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Asopos (river god) river god and eponym of rivers in Sicyon and BoiotiaπŸ‘€ Acheloos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Nile (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Sangarios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Scamandros (river god) river god near TroyπŸ‘€ Simoeis (river god) river god at TroyπŸ‘€ Strymon (river god) river god in ThraceπŸ‘€ Ladon (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Alpheios (river god) river god and eponym of riverπŸ‘€ Eridanos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Maiandros (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Istros (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Phasis (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Rhesos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Nestos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Rhodios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Haliacmon (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Heptaporos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Granicos river godπŸ‘€ Aisepos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Peneios (river god) river god in ThessalyπŸ‘€ Hermos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Caicos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Parthenios (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Euenos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Ardescos (river god) river godπŸ‘€ Peitho (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Admete (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Ianthe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Prymno OceanidπŸ‘€ Ourania (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Hippo (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Clymene (Oceanid I) Oceanid mother of Prometheus and EpimetheusπŸ‘€ Rhodeia (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Zeuxo OceanidπŸ‘€ Clytie (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Pasithoe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Plexaura (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Galaxaura OceanidπŸ‘€ Dione (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Melobosis OceanidπŸ‘€ Thoe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Polydora (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Cerceis (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Plouto (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Perseis (Oceanid) Oceanid, wife of HeliosπŸ‘€ Ianeira (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Acaste OceanidπŸ‘€ Xanthe OceanidπŸ‘€ Petraia OceanidπŸ‘€ Menestho OceanidπŸ‘€ Europe (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Telesto OceanidπŸ‘€ Chryseis (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Calypso (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Eudora (Oceanid) OceanidπŸ‘€ Tyche personification of fortune, luckπŸ‘€ Amphiro OceanidπŸ‘€ Ocyrhoe (Oceanid) Oceanid🌍 Mount Othrys (Thessaly) mountain in ThessalyπŸ‘€ Hera Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Leucippe (Oceanid) daughter of Oceanos, friend of PersephoneπŸ‘€ Phaino one of Persephone's friends, daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Caanthos son of Oceanos, brother of MeliaπŸ‘€ Melia (Theban) daughter of Oceanos, mother of TenerosπŸ‘€ Ephyra (eponym) eponym of Ephyra, daughter of OceanosπŸ‘€ Nemesis personification of retributionπŸ‘€ Daeira daughter of Oceanos, mother of EleusisπŸ‘€ Thetis Nereid, mother of AchillesπŸ‘€ Melite (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Iache OceanidπŸ‘€ Rhodope (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Oceanid Mother of Helen (name unknown)πŸ‘₯ the Oceanids daughters of Oceanos and TethysπŸ‘€ Prometheus (fire-stealer) son of Iapetos, steals fire🌍 River Oceanos (unlocatable) river encircling the world🌍 Scythia region north of the Black SeaπŸ‘€ Hesione (Oceanid) daughter of Oceanos and wife of PrometheusπŸ‘€ Philyra (Oceanid) mother of CheironπŸ‘€ Heracles greatest Greek hero🏺 the Golden Cup of Helios used by Heracles on his travelsπŸ‘€ Delos personification of the islandπŸ‘€ Corsica personification of the islandπŸ‘€ Euboia (personification) personification of the islandπŸ‘€ Sardinia personification of the islandπŸ‘€ Cyprus personification of the islandπŸ‘€ Camarina (eponym) eponym of city in SicilyπŸ‘€ Nais (w. of Oceanos) a naiad nymph, character in Ps-Plutarch's On RiversπŸ‘€ Capheira OceanidπŸ‘€ Father of the Titans (name unknown) one of the CouretesπŸ‘€ Aphrodite Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Apollo Olympian godπŸ‘€ Ares Olympian godπŸ‘€ Artemis Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Athena Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Calliope MuseπŸ‘₯ the Charites personifications of grace, sometimes singular ('Charis')πŸ‘€ Cheiron (centaur) centaurπŸ‘€ Cleio (Muse) MuseπŸ‘€ Demeter Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Dionysos (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Erato (Muse) MuseπŸ‘€ Euterpe MuseπŸ‘€ Hestia Olympian goddessπŸ‘€ Poseidon Olympian godπŸ‘€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hephaistos Olympian godπŸ‘€ Hermes Olympian godπŸ‘€ Iris personification of the rainbow, messenger of the godsπŸ‘€ Ourania (Muse) MuseπŸ‘€ Peleus son of Aiacos, father of AchillesπŸ‘₯ the Horai personifications of natural orderπŸ‘₯ the Muses personifications of poetry and musicπŸ‘€ Polymnia MuseπŸ‘€ Leto mother of Artemis and ApolloπŸ‘€ Maia daughter of Atlas, mother of HermesπŸ‘€ Melpomene MuseπŸ‘₯ the Moirai the FatesπŸ‘€ Nereus son of Pontos and Ge, father of the NereidsπŸ‘€ Terpsichore MuseπŸ‘€ Thaleia (Muse) MuseπŸ‘€ Chariclo (w. of Cheiron) a Naiad⏳ the Wedding of Peleus and Thetis held in Thessaly, with the gods in attendanceπŸ‘€ Callisto daughter of LycaonπŸ‘€ Helios personification of the sun🏺 the Chariot of HeliosπŸ‘₯ the Horses of Helios pull chariot of HeliosπŸ‘€ Dodona OceanidπŸ‘€ Aithra (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Cleio (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Beroe (Oceanid)πŸ‘€ Amaltheia nurse of Zeus, either nymph or goat, and owner of horn of plenty🌍 Anthedon (Boiotia) harbor in BoiotiaπŸ‘€ Glaucos ("of the sea") from Anthedon, turned into sea divinity🌍 Egypt region in North Africa
    Mentioned by
    πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.1.1-1.1.3πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.2.1πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.2.2πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.3.1πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 2.1.1πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.4.5πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.5.2πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 1.9.23πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 2.5.10πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.8.1πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.10.1πŸ“– Apollodoros, Library 3.12.6πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 126-138πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 240-264πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 265-269πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 287-305πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 337-345πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 346-370πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 134-210πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 617-653πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 14.197-14.210πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 18.388-18.409πŸ“– Lycophron, Alexandra 229-248πŸ“– Pausanias 4.30.4πŸ“– Pausanias 1.14.1-1.14.3πŸ“– Pausanias 9.10.5-9.10.6πŸ“– Pausanias 2.1.1πŸ“– Pausanias 1.33.3πŸ“– Pausanias 1.38.7πŸ“– Pausanias 8.17.6-8.18.6πŸ“– Pausanias 8.41.5πŸ“– Pausanias 7.5.2-7.5.3πŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 10.135-10.139πŸ“– Homeric Hymn 2 to Demeter 405-433πŸ“– Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 114-150πŸ“– Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 286-305πŸ“– Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 526-560πŸ“– Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 630-685πŸ“– Hesiod fr. 294 MostπŸ“– Eumelos, Titanomachy fr. 12 WestπŸ“– Scholia on Apollonios, Argonautica 4.1212–1214bπŸ“– Peisandros, Heracleia fr. 5 WestπŸ“– Callimachus, Hymn to Delos 11-27πŸ“– Scholia on Callimachus, Aetia fr. 7a-c HarderπŸ“– Pindar, Olympian 5 1-24πŸ“– Pindar, Pythian 9 1-70πŸ“– Ps-Plutarch, On Rivers 5πŸ“– Ps-Plutarch, On Rivers 18πŸ“– Ps-Plutarch, On Rivers 22πŸ“– Pindar fr. 52g Snell-MaehlerπŸ“– Pindar fr. 52k Snell-MaehlerπŸ“– Diodoros, Library 1.12.1-1.12.10πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 3.56.1-3.56.5πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 4.69.1-4.69.5πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 4.72.1-4.72.2πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 5.55.1-5.55.7πŸ“– Diodoros, Library 5.66.1-5.66.6πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 2.508-2.530πŸ“– Servius, Scholia on Georgics 3.93πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 18.486aπŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 16.233πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 18.486cπŸ“– Vergil, Georgics 4.281-4.356πŸ“– D-Scholia, Iliad 21.194βš’οΈ Hymn to Apollo by Limenios at the Athenian Treasury at Delphi (Delphi 489; PHI 239435; PHI 238501)πŸ“– Epaphroditos, Commentary on Callimachus, Aetia fr. 57 Braswell-BillerbeckπŸ“– Callimachus fr. 598 PfeifferπŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 9.450-9.665πŸ“– Ovid, Metamorphoses 13.898-13.953πŸ“– Pliny, Natural History 7.197πŸ“– Ovid, Heroides 14
    Mentioned in text
    Apollodoros, LibraryHesiod, TheogonyHomer, IliadLycophron, AlexandraPausaniasHomer, Odyssey Homeric Hymn 2 to DemeterAeschylus, Prometheus BoundHesiodEumelos, TitanomachyScholia on Apollonios, ArgonauticaPeisandros, HeracleiaCallimachus, Hymn to DelosScholia on Callimachus, AetiaPindar, Olympian 5Pindar, Pythian 9Ps-Plutarch, On RiversPindarDiodoros, LibraryOvid, MetamorphosesServius, Scholia on GeorgicsD-Scholia, IliadVergil, GeorgicsEpaphroditos, Commentary on Callimachus, AetiaCallimachusPliny, Natural HistoryOvid, Heroides
    Reported to be mentioned in text
    Pherecydes of Athens Homeric Hymn 2 to DemeterMousaiosEumelos, CorinthiacaLinosEpimenides PseudepigraphusHesiod, TheogonyHomer, IliadHesiod, EhoiaiApollonios, ArgonauticaCallimachus, AetiaDionysios ScytobrachionZeno of RhodesVergil, GeorgicsThrasybulosAcestodorosTimaiosPindarHomer, OdysseyGellius
    Mentioned in citation of
    πŸ“– Pherecydes of Athens fr. 53 FowlerπŸ“– Homeric Hymn 2 to Demeter 405-433πŸ“– Mousaios fr. 60 BernabΓ© = B 10 D-KπŸ“– Eumelos, Corinthiaca fr. 15 West = fr. 1 FowlerπŸ“– Linos fr. 11 WestπŸ“– Epimenides Pseudepigraphus fr. 7 FowlerπŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 775-793πŸ“– Hesiod, Theogony 383-403πŸ“– Homer, Iliad 18.388-18.409πŸ“– Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 21 MostπŸ“– Apollonios, Argonautica 4.1170-4.1227πŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 3-7 HarderπŸ“– Homer, Iliad 14.197-14.210πŸ“– Dionysios Scytobrachion fr. 6 RustenπŸ“– Zeno of Rhodes BNJ 523 fr. 1πŸ“– Vergil, Georgics 3.72-3.94πŸ“– ThrasybulosπŸ“– AcestodorosπŸ“– Timaios BNJ 566 fr. 91πŸ“– Pindar fr. 249a Snell-MaehlerπŸ“– Callimachus, Aetia fr. 53 HarderπŸ“– Homer, Odyssey 17.481-17.504πŸ“– Gellius fr. 14 Cornell
    Depictions
    🎨 Attic Black-Figure Krater by Cleitias (Florence 4209; Beazley 300000; LIMC Antenor I 2)🎨 Attic Black-Figure Lekythos (CAMU Ξ” 89)
    Relevant to local traditions reported from
    🌍 Athens (Attica) city in Attica🌍 Rhamnous (Attica) town in Attica🌍 Egypt region in North Africa🌍 the Land of the Atlantians mythical territory on the Atlantic coast of Africa
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