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Principal Fragments with an Introduction and an English Translation by Sir John Sandys, Litt.D., FBA. Cambridge, MA., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann Ltd. 1937.
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Deucalion came down from Parnassus and made their first home, and without the marriage-bed they founded a unified race of stone offspring, and the stones gave the people their name
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XVIII,8,10,&11), Deucalion and his father Prometheus were contemporaries of Moses. According to
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Hugo Magnus. Gotha (Germany). Friedr. Andr. Perthes. 1892.
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Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology
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3736:. George W. Mooney. London. Longmans, Green. 1912.
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4105:. Vol. VII (9th ed.). 1878. p. 134.
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3420:Aramazd. Armenian Journal of Near Eastern Studies
3155:(Reprinted ed.). Lane Cove, NSW, Australia:
3986:. J. B. Greenough. Boston. Ginn & Co. 1900.
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4030:edited by A. Meineke. Leipzig: Teubner. 1877.
4022:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library.
3960:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library.
3879:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library.
3711:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library.
3988:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library
3943:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library
3929:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library
3909:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library
3852:Online version at the Perseus Digital Library
3538:fragments 2–7 and 234 (7th or 6th century BC)
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3877:translated by Diane Arnson Svarlien. 1990.
2809:where in some traditions, he was called an
3714:Greek text available from the same website
3153:Mythology: Myths, Legends, & Fantasies
2354:gave an account of the Greek Deucalion in
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3933:Greek text available at the same website.
3913:Greek text available at the same website.
3820:Online version at the Topos Text Project.
3790:Online version at the Topos Text Project.
3780:Online version at the Topos Text Project.
3728:Online version at the Topos Text Project.
3454:. Oxford University Press. pp. 70–.
3752:Online version at Bill Thayer's Web Site
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1321:Comparative table of Deucalion's family
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4005:Online version at the Internet Archive
2391:One of the earliest Greek historians,
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4088:Genealogical Guide to Greek Mythology
3776:Astronomica from The Myths of Hyginus
3758:Antiquitatum Romanarum quae supersunt
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2904:on Apollonius Rhodius, 4.265–426
174:, i.e. "flame-colored, orange".
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4140:Demigods in classical mythology
3672:12, 13, 28, 33 (2nd century AD)
2875:The Hesiodic Catalogue of Women
37:Promptuarium Iconum Insigniorum
4130:Mythological kings of Thessaly
4125:Progenitors in Greek mythology
3984:Aeneid, and Georgics of Vergil
3501:Ancient Near Eastern Mythology
2943:Johns Hopkins University Press
2195:from a 1562 version of Ovid's
130:, Deucalion's name comes from
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2222:and his sons, descendants of
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2462:The 19th-century classicist
2425:asserted that they lived at
2399:. The much later geographer
3863:. Leipzig, Teubner. 1903.
3807:Online version at theio.com
3630:, 1.318ff.; 7.356 (c. 8 AD)
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3612:Dionysius of Halicarnassus
3414:George, Andrew R. (2008).
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4145:Metamorphoses characters
4018:The Geography of Strabo.
3692:3.211; 6.367 (c. 500 AD)
3682:10.38.1 (2nd century AD)
2525:occurred the burning of
2476:Dating by early scholars
2449:named after the couple.
222:, and possibly a third,
4102:Encyclopædia Britannica
3925:Plato in Twelve Volumes
3905:Plato in Twelve Volumes
3580:3.1086 (3rd century BC)
3568:" 112A (4th century BC)
3514:The Stromateis (Book 1)
3499:Wexler, Robert (2001).
3088:commentary on Virgil's
2937:Gantz, Timothy (1993).
2718:A Greek–English Lexicon
2685:A Greek–English Lexicon
2652:A Greek–English Lexicon
2619:A Greek–English Lexicon
2249:with his wife, Pyrrha.
234:, became the mother of
3976:Publius Vergilius Maro
3964:Publius Ovidius Naso,
3784:Gaius Julius Hyginus,
3157:Global Book Publishing
2966:Stephanus of Byzantium
2837:fr. 5 Most, pp. 46, 47
2503:1460 BC. According to
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4052:Ancient Greece portal
3840:Description of Greece
3824:Nonnus of Panopolis,
3680:Description of Greece
3605:Poeticon astronomicon
3112:4F117, quoted by the
2709:Liddell, Henry George
2676:Liddell, Henry George
2643:Liddell, Henry George
2610:Liddell, Henry George
2521:, "...in the time of
2515:Clement of Alexandria
2190:
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21:Deucalion (mythology)
4086:from Carlos Parada,
4076:from Charles Smith,
3952:Publius Ovidius Naso
3858:Graeciae Descriptio.
3772:Gaius Julius Hyginus
3732:Apollonius Rhodius,
3596:Gaius Julius Hyginus
3572:Apollonius of Rhodes
3544:, frag. 341 (500 BC)
3542:Hecataeus of Miletus
3401:Bibliotheca Classica
3265:Antiquitates Romanae
2469:Bibliotheca Classica
2393:Hecataeus of Miletus
251:, include daughters
118:in Greek mythology.
19:For other uses, see
3826:Dionysiaca. 3 Vols.
3812:Nonnus of Panopolis
2819:Circuit de la terre
2813:(son of the soil);
2592:. Florence, p. 145.
2376:On the other hand,
1322:
3999:The Syrian goddess
3885:The Odes of Pindar
3799:Catalogue of Women
3748:Roman Antiquities.
3720:Apollonius Rhodius
3535:Catalogue of Women
3485:flood account" in
3159:. pp. 32–35.
2900:fr. 5 as cited in
2834:Catalogue of Women
2734:Apollonius Rhodius
2505:Augustine of Hippo
2203:
248:Catalogue of Women
41:
4096:"Deucalion"
3618:1.17.3 (c. 15 BC)
3616:Roman Antiquities
3461:978-0-19-927841-1
3188:fr. 234; Strabo,
3166:978-1-74048-091-8
3011:978-0-19-973363-7
2971:Kandyba (Κάνδυβα)
2458:Mosaic accretions
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3734:Argonautica
3724:Argonautica
3707:The Library
3703:Apollodorus
3660:, 1 (75 AD)
3647:Bibliotheca
3639:Geographica
3577:Argonautica
3364:Pausanias,
3337:Pausanias,
3246:J. Garstang
3116:to Pindar,
2749:Apollodorus
2510:City of God
2292:Mount Athos
2264:Apollodorus
2247:great flood
2243:Utnapishtim
2007:Amphictyon
1646:Prometheus
268:Marathonios
211:Bibliotheca
185:Argonautica
170:, -ά, -όν,
4165:Mount Etna
4119:Categories
3937:Plutarch,
3816:Dionysiaca
3697:References
3690:Dionysiaca
3554:9 (466 BC)
3467:8 November
3349:2, p. 26;
3318:St. Jerome
3136:stronomica
3104:Hellanicus
2941:. London:
2859:(Gk. text)
2784:Pherecydes
2764:Thucydides
2493:chronology
2386:Pelasgians
2310:Hegesianax
2296:Chalkidiki
2284:Mount Etna
2276:Epimetheus
1880:Orestheus
1506:Prometheus
415:Epimetheus
408:Prometheus
224:Amphictyon
220:Protogenea
194:Prometheus
116:flood myth
100:Prometheus
4084:Deucalion
4074:Deucalion
3836:Pausanias
3676:Pausanias
3483:Gilgamesh
3396:Lemprière
3347:Chronicle
3323:Chronicon
3242:H. Strong
3129:Hyginus,
3070:Hyginus,
3060:I.313–347
2902:Scholiast
2883:Catalogue
2871:Catalogue
2852:Lycophron
2581:Catalogue
2555:Acusilaus
2495:of Saint
2401:Pausanias
2256:, in his
2183:Mythology
2139:Melantho
2097:Candybus
1501:Parentage
1486:Div. Ins.
1326:Relation
1043:Salmoneus
503:DEUCALION
293:Genealogy
264:Orestheus
228:Melanthea
196:, son of
122:Etymology
94:Δευκαλίων
49:Deucalion
4026:Strabo,
3980:Bucolics
3883:Pindar,
3762:Vol I-IV
3654:Plutarch
3589:Georgics
3564:" 22B, "
3448:(2003).
3383:Strabo,
3343:Eusebius
3296:Strabo,
3279:Plutarch
3250:p. 50–51
3200:Pindar,
3091:Bucolics
3086:Servius'
2986:; Hard,
2982:Grimal,
2917:Hecateus
2894:Hesiod,
2832:Hesiod,
2572:scholium
2527:Phaethon
2523:Crotopus
2519:Stromata
2435:Lycoreia
2421:; while
2411:Plutarch
2362:Sisythus
2341:Pindar's
2314:Aquarius
2224:Pelasgus
1965:Pronous
1796:Pandora
1744:Children
1383:Apollod.
1358:Apollon.
1332:Sources
1307:Perimede
1293:Pisidice
1062:Perieres
1029:Sisyphus
1022:Cretheus
276:Candybus
240:Poseidon
232:Melantho
202:Haemonia
3920:Timaeus
3917:Plato,
3900:Critias
3600:Fabulae
3566:Critias
3562:Timaeus
3524:Sources
3205:9.43–46
3118:Olympia
3114:scholia
3072:Fabulae
2968:, s.v.
2848:Tzetzes
2822:587 ff.
2792:Fabulae
2788:Hyginus
2721:at the
2688:at the
2655:at the
2637:γλεῦκος
2622:at the
2586:Dindorf
2578:10.2 (=
2576:Odyssey
2551:Odyssey
2547:scholia
2517:in his
2443:Cranaus
2397:Aetolia
2382:Oceanus
2333:Leleges
2306:Hyginus
2228:Arcadia
1602:Pronoia
1556:Hesione
1510:Clymene
1348:Hellan.
1286:Alcyone
1036:Athamas
812:Achaeus
422:Pandora
327:Clymene
320:Iapetus
280:Candyba
272:Pronous
253:Pandora
236:Delphus
198:Iapetus
158:haliéus
148:gleucos
143:γλεῦκος
112:Pronoia
108:Hesione
104:Clymene
4014:Strabo
3994:Lucian
3871:Pindar
3861:3 vols
3846:
3795:Hesiod
3686:Nonnus
3664:Lucian
3634:Strabo
3584:Virgil
3548:Pindar
3530:Hesiod
3458:
3404:p. 475
3385:9.5.14
3366:1.18.8
3339:1.18.8
3268:1.17.3
3244:&
3225:Lucian
3185:Ehoiai
3180:Hesiod
3163:
3140:2.29.1
3049:; cf.
3040:Pindar
3025:Strabo
3008:
2988:p. 702
2984:p. 531
2949:
2925:p. 167
2897:Ehoiai
2807:3.14.6
2703:πυρρός
2670:ἁλιεύς
2604:δεῦκος
2497:Jerome
2431:Athens
2423:Strabo
2419:Epirus
2415:Dodona
2366:Manbij
2352:Lucian
2337:Locris
2325:Themis
2321:oracle
2288:Sicily
2272:Pyrrha
2268:Phthia
2220:Lycaon
2216:hubris
2193:Pyrrha
1838:Thyia
1749:Hellen
1695:Pyrrha
1690:Spouse
1406:Steph.
1387:Harp.
1378:Strabo
1368:Diony.
1343:Hesiod
1329:Names
1300:Calyce
1279:Canace
1055:Magnes
723:Aeolus
710:Xuthus
592:Orseis
585:Hellen
510:Pyrrha
216:Hellen
178:Family
167:πυρρός
162:Pyrrha
153:ἁλιεύς
138:deukos
133:δεῦκος
3895:Plato
3801:from
3602:153;
3558:Plato
3327:B1535
3298:9.4.2
3190:7.7.2
3029:9.5.6
2921:Gantz
2879:5.1.3
2869:Hes.
2772:1.7.2
2768:1.3.2
2753:1.7.2
2533:Notes
2484:stele
2466:, in
2427:Cynus
2298:, or
2290:, or
2282:, or
1493:Lyco.
1426:Sch.
1418:Tzet.
1401:Lact.
1396:Paus.
1363:Diod.
1353:Acus.
1338:Homer
1049:Deion
695:Dorus
284:Lycia
257:Thyia
110:, or
88:Greek
3875:Odes
3844:ISBN
3622:Ovid
3469:2012
3456:ISBN
3432:2018
3426:: 11
3161:ISBN
3109:FGrH
3094:6.41
3051:Ovid
3047:9.43
3006:ISBN
2947:ISBN
2559:FGrH
2545:The
2329:Gaia
2254:Ovid
2239:Noah
2212:Zeus
1508:and
1478:Fab.
1470:Lex.
1462:Met.
1454:Sch.
1446:Arg.
1437:Cat.
1428:Ody.
1412:Suda
1391:Hyg.
1373:Ovid
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