Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 285
ttica 253 so in love with Theseus that she fought by his side against her own people. The Amazons were driven off, but the queen was killed. Pi rith'o us, king of the Lapiths, having heard The battie^of the fame of Theseus and, wishing to make trial and centaurs, of him, drove off some of his… … Fig. 81. Centaur and Lapith. ing and swore an oath of friendship. Soon after this Pirithous celebrated his wedding and invited Theseus to attend. The Centaurs, who were also guests, becoming inflamed with wine, attempted to steal the bride. In the battle that followed Theseus fought bravely by the…
Mythology, Classical
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