Reported to have depictions ofπ€ Apollo Olympian god
π€ Artemis Olympian goddess
π Athens (Attica) city in Attica
π₯ the Children of Niobe children of Niobe and Amphion
π€ Aigisthos son of Thyestes
π€ Orestes (s. of Agamemnon) son of Agamemnon and Clytaimnestra
π€ Nausimedon son of Nauplios
π€ Oiax son of Nauplios
π€ Pylades son of Strophios
π€ Nausicaa daughter of Alcinoos
π€ Odysseus king of Ithaca, leader of the Cephallenian contingent at Troy
π€ Perseus (Argive) Greek hero, slayer of Medousa
π€ Medousa (Gorgon) gorgon
π€ Acamas (Athenian) son of Theseus
π€ Demophon (Athenian) son of Theseus and Phaidra
π€ Menestheus (Athenian) son of Peteos, leader of the Athenian contingent at Troy
π€ Teucros (Salamian) son of Telamon and Hesione
πΊ the Trojan Horse used to sack Troy
π₯ the Centaurs half-horse half-human beings
π€ Erichthonios (Athenian) son of Hephaistos, early Athenian king
π₯ the Giantsπ€ Theseus Athenian hero
π€ Pandora (first woman) first mortal woman
π€ Nike (personification) personification of victory
π€ Sphinx monster that terrorises Thebes
π₯ the Amazons tribe of warrior women
πΊ the Head of Medousa cut off by Perseus
π₯ the Lapiths attacked by Centaurs group that fought the centaurs at the wedding of Peirithous
π Olympia (Elis) home of the Olympic Games
π₯ the Olympian Godsπ€ Athena Olympian goddess
π€ Poseidon Olympian god
ποΈ the Spring of Poseidon (Athens) on the Acropolis of Athens, sometimes described as the "Mark of the Trident"
ποΈ the Olive Tree (Athens) on the Acropolis of Athens
π€ Itys (Thracian) son of Tereus and Procne
π€ Procne daughter of Pandion
π€ Marsyas (Phrygian) lost musical competition with Apollo
πΊ the Double Flute of Athena later played by Marsyas
π€ Callisto daughter of Lycaon
π€ Io transformed into a cow
π€ Achilles greatest Greek hero at Troy, leader of the Myrmidon contingent
π Scyros (island) island in the Aegean
π€ Diomedes (Argive I) son of Tydeus, leader of the Argos contingent at Troy
π Lemnos (island) island in the Aegean Sea
π€ Philoctetes son of Poias, abandoned on Lemnos
πΊ the Palladion (statue) statue of Athena protecting Troy
πΊ the Bow of Heracles weapon of Heracles, later given to Philoctetes
π Troy (Troad) city in the Troad
π€ Erechtheus son of Pandion, king of Athens
π€ Eumolpos (Thracian) son of Poseidon and Chione, fights Erecththeus
π€ Immarados son of Eumolpos
π€ Hecate (goddess)π the Acropolis of AthensπΊ the Sword of Aigeus inherited by Theseus
πΊ the Sandals of Aigeus worn by Theseus
ποΈ the Rock of Theseus near Troizen where Theseus recovers the Sword and Sandals of Aigeus, near Troizen
π€ Cycnos (s. of Ares) son of Ares and Pelopia, killed by Heracles
π€ Heracles greatest Greek hero
π River Peneios (Thessaly) river in Thessaly
π€ the Calydonian Boar monstrous boar hunted by Meleagros and his companions
π₯ the Hunters of the Calydonian Boar led by Meleagros
π€ Ge personification of Earth
π€ Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god
πΊ the Head of Zeus from which Athena is born
π₯ the Serpents of Hera killed by Heracles as baby
π€ Phrixos (s. of Athamas) son of Athamas
π€ the Golden Ram sacrificed at Colchis; source of the Golden Fleece
π Colchis (Pontos) region on the Black Sea
π€ Laphystios a god or epithet of either Dionysos or Zeus
π€ Hygieia personification of Health, daughter of Asclepios
π€ Pandion (Athenian II) king of Athens, son of Cecrops
π€ Mousaios Athenian poet and prophet
π€ Polyxene daughter of Priam
ποΈ the Tomb of Achilles and Patroclos (Troy) at the Beach of Troy
π€ Polydectes (Seriphian) son of Magnes, king of Seriphos
π Seriphos (island) island in the Cyclades
Mentioned byπ Apollodoros, Epitome 1.10π Apollodoros, Library 3.14.1π Apollodoros, Library 3.14.6π Apollodoros, Library 3.15.8π Apollodoros, Library 3.14.7π Pausanias 1.5.4π Pausanias 1.18.2π Pausanias 1.22.1-1.22.2π Pausanias 1.22.4-1.22.5π Pausanias 1.23.4π Pausanias 1.23.5π Pausanias 1.23.7π Pausanias 1.23.8π Pausanias 1.24.1π Pausanias 1.24.2π Pausanias 1.24.3π Pausanias 1.25.1π Pausanias 1.25.2π Pausanias 1.27.2π Pausanias 1.27.4π Pausanias 1.27.6π Pausanias 1.27.8π Pausanias 1.27.9-1.27.10π Pausanias 1.28.2π Pausanias 1.28.3π Pausanias 8.10.3-8.10.4π Pausanias 8.23.4-8.23.5π Pausanias 1.21.3π Plutarch, Theseus 22.1-22.3π Pausanias 1.26.4π Exerpta Vaticana 1π Diodoros, Library 4.61.4-4.61.9π Ovid, Metamorphoses 6.70-6.103π Strabo 9.1.16π Ovid, Metamorphoses 2.708-2.832π D-Scholia, Iliad 17.53π Lucian, The Dead Come to Life, or the Fisherman 42π Lucian, The Double Indictment 9βοΈ Hymn to Apollo by Limenios at the Athenian Treasury at Delphi (Delphi 489; PHI 239435; PHI 238501)π Callimachus, Iambi 4 Pfeiffer = fr. 194-194a Pfeifferπ Ovid, Metamorphoses 8.183-8.259π Ovid, Metamorphoses 7.350-7.403π Euripides, Electra 1232-1291π Pliny, Natural History 7.194π Pliny, Natural History 34.57π Pliny, Natural History 16.89.1
Mentioned in textApollodoros, EpitomeApollodoros, LibraryPausaniasPlutarch, Theseus Exerpta VaticanaDiodoros, LibraryOvid, MetamorphosesStraboD-Scholia, IliadLucian, The Dead Come to Life, or the FishermanLucian, The Double IndictmentCallimachus, IambiEuripides, ElectraPliny, Natural History