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Greek and Roman mythology (1917)

Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 239

An illustration from Greek and Roman mythology, 1917, leaf 239
Stories of Argos 207 Next the hero came to the land of Ethiopia, Perseus and Andromeda. where Cepheus and his wife Cas si o pe'a ruled. Because the queen had boasted that she was more beautiful than the ocean nymphs, Poseidon in … Fig. 63. Atlas supporting the Heavens. anger had sent a terrible sea-monster to devastate the coast, and the oracle had pronounced that only by the sacrifice of the prince-ss An drom'e da could the land be freed from this terror. So, when Perseus came flying by on his winged san-

Mythology, Classical

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