Meanings of mythological character in English

JUSTICE, only a mythological character whose statue has been frequently erected.

A rather different mythological character from Procrustes was Pygmalion.

I can't stand that Jupiter Olympian air of his,-theonly mythological character exempt, they say, from ill-luck.

It has more of a mythological character, and the repetitions remind one of the refrain of a song.

The divine character of Zeus, as distinguished from his mythological character, is most carefully brought out by Welcker.

They alleged obscenities of their mothers and their grandmothers; also of the Virgin Mary, the one mythological character they had heard of.

I could tell that we were about to embark on one of his flights of fancy with his favourite mythological character, 'a lady'.

Another circumstance, which weighs much with Mr. Wright, goes but a very little way with us in demonstrating the mythological character of Robin Hood.

Frieze on corner pavilions, "Signs of the Zodiac" - Hermon A. MacNeil Decorative friezes on four sides of the four corner pavilions, of mythological character.

Or that demons and angels and inertias and reactions are all mythological characters:

Nattier made flattering representations of all of them, sometimes in the costume of mythological characters.

Fittingly, two of these elements were named after two Greek mythological characters known for great suffering.

What mythological characters are meant by "the heathen Nine"?

He has never assigned to his mythological characters any functions inconsistent with the creed of the Catholic Church.

To what mythological characters does he refer when he speaks of the "threads the fatal sisters spun"?

They usually take a human form, but some people will come up with animal or alien guides, or mythological characters.