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At the same time his brother Chrysaor the warrior was created. The winged horse, created by Neptune’s union with Medusa and sprung from her head when Perseus decapitated her. The goddess Pax, with a temple in Rome only after AD75.īook I: January 24 Book I: January 30 Book III: March 30 Celebrated.
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Called Actorides from, in one version of myth, his mother Philomele, daughter of Actor.īook II: Introduction He was cleansed of his killing of Cleitonymus, in a quarrel over a dice game, by Peleus.īook I: January 1 A name for Janus, from pateo, I open. Her shame.Īchilles beloved friend whose death causes him to re-enter the fight against the Trojans. From the union she produced the Minotaur, Asterion, with a bull’s head and a man’s body.īook III: March 8 The mother of Ariadne. She was inspired, by Poseidon,with a mad passion for a white bull from the sea, and Daedalus built for her a wooden frame in the form of a cow, to entice it. She was the wife of King Minos of Crete and mother of Phaedra and Ariadne. The daughter of the Sun and the nymph Crete (Perseis). Of the town and tribe in Arcadia, hence Arcadian.īook I: January 11 Book I: January 15 Book II: February 15 Arcadian. His theft of Menelaüs’s wife Helen provoked the Trojan War.īook VI: Introduction He judged between the three great goddesses, Minerva, Juno, and Venus, and gave Venus the prize. Prince of Troy, son of Priam and Hecuba, brother of Hector. It was the traditional date of Numa’s birth also.īook IV: April 21 The Festival celebrated on this day.īook VI: June 9 Associated with the founding of Rome. The festival, a rustic rite, pre-dated the foundation of Rome, which was also ascribed to April 21. The Festival of Pales, also called the Palilia.
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The origins of the Lupercalia.īook IV: April 15 A grove, untouched by the axe, sacred to him.īook VI: June 11 She and her hundred sisters receive Ino.Ī river in eastern Sicily flowing into the bay of Megara.īook II: February 21 The Festival of the Dead. He is represented by the constellation Capricorn, the sea-goat: a goat with a fish’s tail.īook I: January 9 Identified with his followers the fauns.īook II: February 15 Worshipped in Arcadia. He made the syrinx or pan-pipes from the reeds. He pursued the nymph Syrinx and she was changed into marsh reeds. Associated with virginity, olive-cultivation, domestic arts (spinning, weaving, and pottery etc) wisdom, learning, technology and the mind.īook II: February 3 The owl was her sacred bird.īook III: Introduction Identified with Minerva. The patron goddess of Athens, born fully grown and armed from the head of Zeus. Pallas son of Evander, killed by Turnus and avenged by Aeneas.īook I: January 11 A victim of the wars in Latium. Palilia, see Parilia Pallas, son of Evander Ovid uses the term to include the Syrian banks of the Euphrates.īook II: February 15 The banks of the Euphrates. Rome was founded on the day of her festival, the Parilia.īook IV: April 15 The sacred ashes for the Parilia produced at the Fordicidia.īook IV: April 21 The Parilia, or Palilia, the feast of Pales.Īn area of the Middle East. Vowed by Romulus if Jupiter stayed the flight of the Roman troops during a battle between the Romans and Sabines. Other residents included Cicero and Mark Antony.īook I: January 11 Evander, the Arcadian, landed at its foot.īook IV: April 21 The founding of the City.īook VI: June 27 The temple of Jupiter the Stayer in front of the Palatine. It became a highly fashionable residential area, and Augustus lived there in a house that had belonged to the orator Quintus Hortensius. The most important of Rome’s seven hills and traditionally the site of the earliest settlements adjacent to the Tiber, south-east of the Capitoline and north of the Aventine. The name given to Melicertes, Ino’s son after his transformation into a sea-god. Now Cape Passero, the south-eastern corner of Sicily.īook IV: April 4 The Romans sent envoys via the oracle at Delphi.