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Cichyrus

Capital of ancient Thesprotia

200 years earlier. According to legend, Cichyrus was named after – and founded on – the spot where Cichyrus, the son of the Chaonian king, died after

Cichyrus

Anthippe and Cichyrus

Youths in Greek mythology

happened, the king's son, Cichyrus, was hunting a leopard nearby, and the animal hid in the same thicket as them. Cichyrus hurled his spear against it

Anthippe and Cichyrus

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Epirus (mythology)

This same thicket was also considered the place where the king's son Cichyrus accidentally slew a young girl named Anthippe while hunting. In remorse

Epirus (mythology)

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Romeo and Juliet

Tragedy by William Shakespeare

place, as seen with the myths of Cyanippus and Leucone or Anthippe and Cichyrus. The Ephesiaca of Xenophon of Ephesus, written in the 3rd century, also

Romeo and Juliet

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Pyramus and Thisbe

Pair of ill-fated lovers from Greek mythology

he dies or commits suicide in grief; such examples include Anthippe and Cichyrus and Cyanippus and Leucone. The story of Pyramus and Thisbe appears in Giovanni

Pyramus and Thisbe

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Ephyra (mythology)

Deity name used in Greek mythology

Deiopea and Arethusa. This Ephyra may be the same to the above Oceanid. Cichyrus in Epirus was also known as Ephyra. In the game, Hades II (the sequel to

Ephyra (mythology)

Ephyra_(mythology)

Geography of the Odyssey

Locations mentioned in Homer's Odyssey

(1963). Obregon (1971). Pausanias, Description of Greece: 1.17.5 "Near Cichyrus is a lake called Acherusia, and a river called Acheron. There is also Cocytus

Geography of the Odyssey

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Cheimerium

Fortified settlement and harbour in ancient Epirus

fleet. It is located in modern near Akra Trophale, Stikgia, 5 km from Cichyrus (Ephyra). Its acropolis was fortified since the archaic period. An Inventory

Cheimerium

Leucone

Thessalian mythological woman

Pamphilus and Eurydice (which is probably the earliest example), Anthippe and Cichyrus, and finally Pyramus and Thisbe, best known through Ovid, which in turn

Leucone

Thesprotians

Αncient Greek tribe that inhabited the region of Epirus

name from the Pelasgian leader and first governor Thesprotos, who built Cichyrus (Cichorus), which later was called Ephyra, the capital of Thesprotia. Other

Thesprotians

Ancient Thesprotia

the Pindus mountains and the Ionian Sea. The capital of Thesprotia was Cichyrus (also known as Ephyra). Other important cities of Thesprotia include Pandosia

Ancient Thesprotia

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Cyanippus (son of Pharax)

Mythological Thessalian hunter

are Pamphilus and Eurydice (perhaps the earliest example), Anthippe and Cichyrus, and finally Pyramus and Thisbe, the myth which inspired William Shakespeare's

Cyanippus (son of Pharax)

Cyanippus_(son_of_Pharax)

Chaonia

Historical region

concerning a more specific prophecy as to Aeneas's destiny. In another story, Cichyrus, the son of the Chaonian king, accidentally kills a girl named Anthipe

Chaonia

List of minor Greek mythological figures

figures Chthonophyle Χθονοφύλη a daughter of Sicyon and wife of Phlias Cichyrus Κίχυρος Chaonian prince, eponym of the city Cilix Κίλιξ founder of Cilicia

List of minor Greek mythological figures

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Ephyra

Topics referred to by the same term

Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Ephyra may refer to: The ancient city of Cichyrus in Thesprotia, later known as Ephyra before reverting back to its original

Ephyra

Index of ancient Greece-related articles

(Boeotia) Antheia Anthesphoria Anthesteria Antheus Anthippe Anthippe and Cichyrus Anthippus Anticlea Anticlus Anticrates Antigenes Antigenes (historian)

Index of ancient Greece-related articles

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