Speaking of Hippolyta's skill, I asked her where she had learnt to ride.
The ninth was to bring the girdle of Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons.
“That tells as much against the Hippolyta man,” said Rosamond.
As the play opens with speeches of Theseus and Hippolyta, it is convenient to treat first of these two characters.
Shakespeare simply states that Theseus "woo'd" Hippolyta "with his sword."
She charges Oberon with knowing Hippolyta too well, and he accuses her of making Theseus break faith with a number of ladies.
Their queen, Hippolyta, was vanquished by Hercules, who took from her the girdle of Mars.
Hippolyta and Gabrielle made me come for a ride, according to a promise I had given them the night before.
At last he recognized them, and congratulated me on my conquest, asking if I loved Hippolyta.
Hippolyta came down and begged me to let her ride with me, saying that she would do me credit.