Significados de classical mythology en inglés

We must go back into the age of classical mythology for the reason.

ADONIS, in classical mythology, a youth of remarkable beauty, the favourite of Aphrodite.

Lake Avernus was, in classical mythology, the entrance to Hades.

The Naiads, in classical mythology, are water nymphs,-lovelymaidens presiding over brooks and fountains.

Let the reader contrast it for a moment with Greece, the parent of classical mythology.

What Hawthorne has lately done for the classical mythology, Lamb has here done for Shakspeare.

In classical mythology, Diana is the moon goddess, Hamadryad, a wood nymph, Naiad, a water nymph.

Kyle was well versed in his classical mythology.

Character-names from the poem and from classical mythology are typically explained once only, on their first occurrence.

Largely so, if the reference is to the river gods, the Naiads, and water sprites, of classical mythology.

In classical mythology, Proteus, the old man of the sea, presents himself as a well-developed embodiment of this belief.

But in fact the parallels with classical mythology were laid early - in particular, the Greek legend of sacrifice and retribution, Iphigenia.

Fury's Ð in classical mythology, the Furies were three daughters of mother earth that personified conscience and punished crimes against kindred blood.

The subjects are from classical mythology or history or English folk-lore, into which Lyly sometimes weaves an allegorical presentation of court intrigue.

In former shows with an imaginative and contemporary manipulation of pictorial elements, Sharon O'Malley explored the metaphysical and arcane depths of classical mythology.

And the colourful gossip mags that I clutch to my chest during every airport visit are the classical mythology that keeps them alive.