'Phineus seeks revenge for the loss of his bride
The fight: the death of Athis
The fight: The deaths of Idas, Chromis and others
The fight: Lampetides, Dorylas and others
Perseus uses the Gorgon’s head
Phineus is turned to stone
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Ovid's Metamorphoses
Minerva on Helicon
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The contest between the Pierides and the Muses
Calliope sings: Cupid makes Dis fall in love
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Calliope sings: Dis and the rape of Proserpine
Calliope sings: Ceres searches for Proserpine
