Danae - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Danae - daughter of Acrisius and mother of Perseus
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AnthPal_3.11 es, to defile the bed of Danaē, succeeding Zeus in
AnthPal_5.33 fell in rain of gold on Danaē, Olympian Zeus, that
AnthPal_5.34 Ph 2 } & Zeus bought Danaē for gold, and I buy
AnthPal_6.317 carved of Parian marble Danaē and the draped Nymphs,
AnthPal_9.48 atyr for Antiope, and gold for Danae. [51] PLATO & { F 15
AnthPal_12.20 to gold, hath stolen to Danaē's chamber ; for it is
AntipThes_5.31 think that Zeus came to Danae, not turned to gold, but
Euseb]:Chron_61 eign, Perseus the son of Danaë, who was escaping from
Malal_199 us, the son of Picus and Danae, on Mount Silpius, where
Plin:HN_3.56 Numicius, and Ardea, founded by Danaë the mother of Perseus. [57]
Plin:HN_35.131 of Augustus - and a Danaë; while at Ephesus there is
Plin:HN_35.139 the Persian Fleet, Artemon a Danaë admired by the Robbers, a
[Sen]:Octav_4 to Leda's and even thine, Danaë, whom he admired so much
[Sen]:Octav_1-3 he introduced himself to Danaë }. The constellations of

Danae ² - daughter of Leontion and mistress of Sophron, the governor of Ephesus
246/43 on, the governor of Ephesus, but he is protected by his lover Danae.
Within translations:
Athen_13.593 Ephesus had a mistress, Danae, the daughter of Leontion
Phylarch_24 Athen_13.593'b-d & &# Danae is put to death by Laodice,

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