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  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
'''The Festival of Bacchus '''
{{br0}}'''The Festival of Bacchus '''
'''The daughters of Minyas reject Bacchus'''
'''The daughters of Minyas reject Bacchus'''
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  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
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'''Arsippe tells the story of Pyramus and Thisbe'''
{{br0}}'''Arsippe tells the story of Pyramus and Thisbe'''
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  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
'''The death of Pyramus'''
{{br0}}'''The death of Pyramus'''
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  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
  <poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
'''The death of Thisbe'''
{{br0}}'''The death of Thisbe'''
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
{{br0}}'''Leuconoë’s story: Mars and Venus'''
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<Gallery heights="100px" widths="100px" perrow="5" >
Image:Costantino Cedini - Venus und Mars werdem im Netz überrascht.jpg
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'''Leuconoë’s story: Mars and Venus'''
{{br0}}'''Leuconoë’s story: Venus’s revenge'''
'''Leuconoë’s story: Venus’s revenge'''
'''The transformation of Leucothoë'''
'''The transformation of Leucothoë'''
'''Clytie is transformed into the heliotrope'''
 
'''Alcithoë tells the story of Salmacis'''
 
{{br0}}'''Clytie is transformed into the heliotrope'''
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<Gallery heights="100px" widths="100px" perrow="5" >
Image:Klytia von Johannes Benk um 1888 Burgtheater.jpg
Image:Villa Durazzo Centurione-statua Clizia.jpg
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
{{br0}}'''Alcithoë tells the story of Salmacis'''
'''Salmacis falls for Hermaphroditus'''
'''Salmacis falls for Hermaphroditus'''
'''Salmacis and Hermaphroditus merge.'''
'''Salmacis and Hermaphroditus merge.'''
'''The daughters of Minyas become bats'''
</poem>
'''Juno is angered by Semele’s sister Ino'''
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Image:Louvre - La nymphe Salmacis.jpg
Image:Poland. Warsaw. Śródmieście. Royal Baths Park 071.jpg
Image:Marble statue of Hermaphroditus. House of Loreius Tiburtinus. Pompeii2.JPG
Image:Maestro delle metope, ermafrodito 01.JPG
Image:Hermaphroditus and Erotes. Onyx. 1st century B.C..jpg
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{{br0}}'''The daughters of Minyas become bats'''
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Image:Brooklyn Museum - Beauties of the Latest Fashion Compared with the Beauty of Flowers (Tosei Bijin), from Flower Playing Cards (Hana-awase) - Gosotei Toyokuni II - overall.jpg
Image:Rueda - Claustro - Capiteles.jpg
Image:Vitoria - Catedral Nueva 89.JPG
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
{{br0}}'''Juno is angered by Semele’s sister Ino'''
'''Tisiphone maddens Athamas and Ino'''
'''Tisiphone maddens Athamas and Ino'''
'''Ino becomes the goddess Leucothoë'''
</poem>
'''Juno transforms the Theban women'''
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Image:Tête de Méduse par Puget (2).jpg
Image:Mosaic of Medusa from Kos, installed in the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes.jpg
Image:Ny Carlsberg Glyptothek - Archaischer Altar Medusa.jpg
Image:Medusa mosaïc Rhodes.jpg
Image:Mosaic de la Medusa2.JPG
Image:Athamas i ino.jpg
Image:Keystone Constantine Forum Istanbul.JPG
Image:Mask of Gorgon Medusa.jpg
Image:Rondanini Medusa Denkm985.png
Image:Artista padovano del XV secolo, pannello di un cofanetto da scrittura con medusa, ghirlanda e bucrani, 1500 circa.JPG
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{{br0}}'''Ino becomes the goddess Leucothoë'''
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Image:Mosaïque du musée St Raymond - Doto ou Ino.jpg
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" >
{{br0}}'''Juno transforms the Theban women'''
'''Cadmus and Harmonia become serpents'''
'''Cadmus and Harmonia become serpents'''
'''Perseus and Atlas'''
'''Perseus and Atlas'''
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'''Perseus defeats the sea-serpent'''
'''Perseus defeats the sea-serpent'''
'''Perseus tells the story of Medusa'''
'''Perseus tells the story of Medusa'''
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Image:Perseus and Medusa.jpg
Image:Cellini Perseus Firenze Apr 2008.JPG
Image:Firenze.Loggia.Perseus07.JPG
Image:Perseus by Benvenuto Cellini head (casting in Pushkin museum) by shakko 01.jpg
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Latest revision as of 21:47, 22 January 2012

The Metamorphoses
Images
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Ovid's Metamorphoses




 The Festival of Bacchus
The daughters of Minyas reject Bacchus




Arsippe tells the story of Pyramus and Thisbe




The death of Pyramus




The death of Thisbe




Leuconoë’s story: Mars and Venus





Leuconoë’s story: Venus’s revenge
The transformation of Leucothoë



 Clytie is transformed into the heliotrope




Alcithoë tells the story of Salmacis
Salmacis falls for Hermaphroditus
Salmacis and Hermaphroditus merge.




The daughters of Minyas become bats




Juno is angered by Semele’s sister Ino
Tisiphone maddens Athamas and Ino




Ino becomes the goddess Leucothoë





Juno transforms the Theban women
Cadmus and Harmonia become serpents
Perseus and Atlas
Perseus offers to save Andromeda
Perseus defeats the sea-serpent
Perseus tells the story of Medusa





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