Pseudo-Hyginus ("False Hyginus") may refer to: The author of the work De Astronomica credited to G. Julius Hyginus; The author of the work De Munitionibus Castrorum credited to Hyginus …

Telephus, son of Hercules and Auge, is said to have been wounded by Achilles in battle with the spear of Chiron. When for days he suffered cruel torture from the wound, he sought oracular …

Postea Vulcanus Iovis iussu ex luto mulieris effigiem fecit, cui Minerva animam dedit, ceterique dii alius aliud donum dederunt; ob id Pandoram nominarunt. Ea data in coniugium Epimetheo …

Jul 5, 2020 · Pseudo-Hyginus states that Agnodice learned medicine from “a certain Herophilus.” This almost certainly refers to Herophilos of Chalkedon (lived c. 335 – c. 280 BC), a famous …

Phaethon, son of Sol and Clymene, who had secretly mounted his father’s car, and had been borne too high above the earth, from fear fell into the river Eridanus. When Jupiter struck him …

Oct 20, 2022 · This chapter provides an overview of what we know about the author, date, title, text, and purpose of the Fabulae attributed to Hyginus. Although the Fabulae contains mostly …

Admetus asked Apollo to help him, and Apollo, because he had been kindly received by him while in servitude gave to him a wild boar and a lion yoked together, with which he carried off …

Gaius Julius Hyginus lived in Roman Spain in the first century CE. His Fabulae (Fables) has long been recognized as being poor in quality and writing style; however, this work is important for …

Hyginus, myth., Fabulae pr.1.1; Betacode; Previous; Next; EXCERPTA EX HYGINI GENEALOGIIS, VOLGO FABVLAE. Ex Caligine Chaos: ex Chao et Caligine Nox Dies pr.1.1 …

The chapter succinctly presents the results of a new survey on the transmission of Hyginus' Myths (the original title of which was "Fabulae" or "Genealogiae").

Oct 19, 2007 · Smith and Trzaskoma (S/T) have produced an attractive translation of the two main surviving works of ancient mythography, the Library of (Pseudo-) Apollodorus (Apd.) and the …

When Apollo was pursuing the virgin Daphne, daughter of the river Peneus, she begged for protection from Earth, who received her, and changed her into a laurel tree. Apollo broke a …

Peter K. Marshall’s (M.) Teubner text of Hyginus’ Fabulae first appeared in 1993. Overall, M. has set the benchmark for editing this problematic work. Editing the Fabulae presents very obvious …

Hyginus, Fabulae 258 does deal with Atreus and Thyestes, but so do four or five other mythographic sources (cited by Rieker), and there are no verbal echoes to pin Hyginus down …

The Fabulae is a Latin mythological handbook traditionally attributed to an author named Hyginus. It consists of around 300 brief myths and celestial genealogies, offering an extensive yet …