Meanings of mythological figures in English

The space below was patterned with rosettes, sacred trees, and mythological figures.

With its exquisite braid of mythological figures, the cauldron threw open the doors of an iconographic treasure-house.

The painting depicts Venus and other mythological figures, and has been gawked at by tourists and studied by academics for centuries.

Old snuff boxes were frequently made of horn impressed or stamped with beautiful designs, such as hunting scenes and mythological figures.

Besides these, there were a host of mythological figures-theWalkyres or bridal maidens, the river maids; and the white women, Hertha and Frigga.

Their table was close to a column, which was decorated from pedestal to capital with the most familiar mythological figures of ancient Egypt.

Exactly in proportion to the mental and moral insight of any race, its mythological figures mean more to it, and become more real.

The walls were covered with odd portraits, whose frames were crumbling in decay, and the window curtains adorned with fairy scenes and mythological figures.

Automata have lived among us since toga days, when Hero of Alexandria built mini-mechanical theaters whose mythological figures cavorted about on their own weight-and-pulley power.

Demons, deities, mythological figures and naked savages disported themselves along the borders of the maps and helped to decorate unexplored spaces of earth and ocean.

Captain Keyes had seen the news feeds and heard the rumors, like everyone on in the fleet-theSpartans were near-mythologicalfigures in the military.

"Is it weirder than asking me to find a modern-day kid from a reference painting of mythological figures?"