1000 Mythological Characters Briefly Described / Adapted to Private Schools, High Schools and Academies

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INTRODUCTION.

THE YOUTH'S DICTIONARY OF MYTHOLOGY.

Transcriber's Note

The front cover has been created by the transcriber for the convenience of the reader. The front cover is released into the public domain.

For ease of searching, names with a syllabic accent mark have been included initially without that accent, and all ligatures have been expanded (e.g. Æ has become ae). Further, proper nouns in the main body of the text (but not in the quoted material) have been made consistent where there was either a definite typographic error or there was a clear prevalence of one form over another. A list of these changes may be found at the end of the text.

There were some instances of valid variable spellings which have been preserved as printed in each case. These include: Adrastaea, Adrasteia; Dionysus, Dionysius; Galatea, Galataea; Nemean, Nemaean; Perithous, Pirithous. The book also uses some archaic spelling, and this is also preserved as printed.

1000
Mythological Characters
Briefly Described

ADAPTED TO
PRIVATE SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS
AND ACADEMIES

EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION BY
EDWARD S. ELLIS, M.A.
Author of “The Young People’s Standard History of the
United States” and “Common Errors in Writing
and Speaking.”

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COPYRIGHT, 1895, BY THE WOOLFALL COMPANY
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BY HINDS & NOBLE

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Diana with a hound on a leash

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Diana

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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