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👤 Pyrrha (Thessalian)

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  • Information
    daughter of Epimetheus, wife of Deucalion
    Trismegistos
    https://www.trismegistos.org/name/5378
    LIMC headword
    Pyrrha I
    Gender
    Female
    Appearance and powers
    Creates living beings
    Daughter of
    👤 Pandora (first woman) first mortal woman👤 Epimetheus son of Iapetos, husband of Pandora
    Mother of
    👤 Amphictyon (s. of Deucalion) son of Deucalion or autochthon👤 Protogeneia (Thessalian) daughter of Deucalion👤 Hellen eponym of the Hellenes👤 Graicos son of Pandora👤 Melantheia daughter of Deucalion
    Wife of
    👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) survives flood, repopulates earth
    Has children with
    👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) survives flood, repopulates earth👤 Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god👤 Prometheus (fire-stealer) son of Iapetos, steals fire
    Eponym of
    🌍 Pyrrha (alt. Meliteia) alternative name for Meliteia in Thessaly🌍 Cape Pyrrha (Thessaly) promontory in the Pagasitic Gulf🌍 Pyrrha (island) small island in the Pagasetic Gulf🌍 Pyrrhaia (alt. Thessaly) alternative name for Thessaly
    Buried at
    🏛️ the Tomb of Pyrrha (Cynos)
    Related entities
    👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) survives flood, repopulates earth👤 Epimetheus son of Iapetos, husband of Pandora👤 Pandora (first woman) first mortal woman👤 Zeus (Olympian) Olympian god👤 Prometheus (fire-stealer) son of Iapetos, steals fire🏺 the Ark of Deucalion built to survive the flood⏳ the Flood of Deucalion sent by Zeus to punish humans🌍 Thessaly region in northern Greece👤 Hermes Olympian god🌍 Mount Parnassos (Phocis) mountain in Phocis👤 Amphictyon (s. of Deucalion) son of Deucalion or autochthon👤 Protogeneia (Thessalian) daughter of Deucalion👤 Hellen eponym of the Hellenes👤 Graicos son of Pandora👤 Melantho (d. of Deucalion) mother or grandmother of Delphos🌍 Opous (Locris) city in Locris🌍 Hellas (Phthia) region of central Greece encompassing Phthia, homeland of the Myrmidons🌍 Pyrrha (alt. Meliteia) alternative name for Meliteia in Thessaly🌍 Cape Pyrrha (Thessaly) promontory in the Pagasitic Gulf🌍 Pyrrha (island) small island in the Pagasetic Gulf🌍 Pyrrhaia (alt. Thessaly) alternative name for Thessaly🏛️ the Temple of Themis at Delphi👤 Themis Titan, personification of law🏛️ the Castalian Spring (Delphi)👤 Ge personification of Earth🌍 Cape Leucas (Acarnania) promontory in Acarnania, now an island🌍 Actium (Epeiros) promontory in the Ambracian Gulf🏛️ the Tomb of Pyrrha (Cynos)
    Mentioned by
    📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.7.2📖 Scholia on Apollonios, Argonautica 3.1086📖 Lucian, On the Syrian Goddess 12-13📖 Lucian, A Professor of Public Speaking 20📖 Pindar, Olympian 9 40-79📖 D-Scholia, Iliad 1.10📖 Strabo 9.5.6📖 Strabo 9.5.10-9.5.14📖 Strabo 9.5.23📖 Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.313-1.415📖 Vergil, Eclogues 6📖 Ovid, Amores 2.14📖 Vergil, Georgics 2.325-2.345📖 Ovid, Heroides 15
    Mentioned in text
    Apollodoros, LibraryScholia on Apollonios, ArgonauticaLucian, On the Syrian GoddessLucian, A Professor of Public SpeakingPindar, Olympian 9D-Scholia, IliadStraboOvid, MetamorphosesVergil, EcloguesOvid, AmoresVergil, GeorgicsOvid, Heroides
    Reported to be mentioned in text
    Hesiod, EhoiaiApollodoros, Library
    Mentioned in citation of
    📖 Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 3 Most📖 Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 4 Most📖 Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 5 Most📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.7.2
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