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{{br0}}'''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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'''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'''





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