Pirithoüs

noun

Greek myth a prince of the Lapiths, who accomplished many great deeds with his friend Theseus

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Examples from the Web for pirithoüs

Historical Examples

"Hail to thee, Pirithous, Ixion's son," cried the Wanderer again.
The World's Desire
H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang
Hippodamia mother of Polyptes, Pirithous the father, v. 742.
Studies on Homer and the Homeric Age, Vol. 1 of 3
W. E. Gladstone
Hip-po-da-mi´a.Wife of Pirithous;almost carried off by the Centaurs, 260.
Myths of Greece and Rome
H. A. Guerber
And on the gables is a representation of the fight between the Lapithæ and the Centaurs at the marriage of Pirithous.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Vol VIII
Various
Pirithous, aided by Theseus, even attempted to snatch Proserpina from the God of the under-world.
The Satyricon, Complete
Petronius Arbiter

Pirithoüs

Examples from the Web for pirithoüs

Historical Examples

"Hail to thee, Pirithous, Ixion's son," cried the Wanderer again.

Hippodamia mother of Polyptes, Pirithous the father, v. 742.

Hip-po-da-mi´a.Wife of Pirithous;almost carried off by the Centaurs, 260.

And on the gables is a representation of the fight between the Lapithæ and the Centaurs at the marriage of Pirithous.

Pirithous, aided by Theseus, even attempted to snatch Proserpina from the God of the under-world.