9 Classical Mythology and Ancient History

91B11141 Saturn devouring his children
91B1118(CHILD) attributes of Saturn (CHILD)
91B1118(SCYTHE) attributes of Saturn: scythe
91B13661 Atlas supporting the heavens on his shoulders
92B1 (story of) Jupiter (Zeus)
92B11221(+0) 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty (+ variant)
92B16 suffering, misfortune of Jupiter
92B18(CROWN) attributes of Jupiter (CROWN)
92B18(EAGLE) attributes of Jupiter: eagle
92B18(SCEPTRE) attributes of Jupiter (SCEPTRE)
92B18(THUNDERBOLT) attributes of Jupiter: thunderbolt
92B252 Vulcan in his smithy
92B28(ANVIL) attributes of Vulcan (ANVIL)
92B3 (story of) Apollo (Phoebus)
92B325 Apollo pursuing the nymph Daphne (as yet not metamorphosed)
92B371 Apollo as sun-god, i.e. Sol (Helius), Titan
92B371(+0) Apollo as sun-god, i.e. Sol (Helius), Titan (+ variant)
92B37111 the chariot of the sun
92B373 Apollo playing the lyre, Apollo Citharoedus
92B3731 Apollo and the Muses, Apollo Musagetes
92B38(BOW) attributes of Apollo (BOW)
92B38(LION) attributes of Apollo (LION)
92B47 specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Mars; Mars as patron
92B48(ARMOUR) attributes of Mars (ARMOUR)
92B48(HELMET) attributes of Mars (HELMET)
92B48(LANCE) attributes of Mars (LANCE)
92B57 specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Mercury; Mercury as patron
92B5721 Hermathena (also if not in the form of a herm)
92B58(CADUCEUS)(+0) caduceus (staff with two snakes, attribute of Mercury) (+ variant)
92C211 birth of Minerva; she emerges fully armed from Jupiter's head
92C27 specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Minerva; Minerva as patroness
92C27(+0) specific aspects, allegorical aspects of Minerva; Minerva as patroness (+ variant)
92C271(+0) Minerva as patroness (+ variant)
92C28(HELMET WITH SPHINX) attributes of Minerva (HELMET WITH SPHINX)
92C28(LAUREL) attributes of Minerva (LAUREL)
92C28(OIL-LAMP) attributes of Minerva (OIL-LAMP)
92C28(REINS) attributes of Minerva (REINS)
92C28(SCEPTRE) attributes of Minerva (SCEPTRE)
92C28(SHIELD WITH BOOK) attributes of Minerva (SHIELD WITH BOOK)
92C28(SHIELD) attributes of Minerva (SHIELD)
92C28(SWORD) attributes of Minerva (SWORD)
92C28(WREATH) attributes of Minerva (WREATH)
92C281(+0) Aegis: shield with Gorgon's head (attribute of Minerva) (+ variant)
92C2811 Aegis: breast-plate or skin with Gorgon's head (attribute of Minerva)
92C454 Venus and Cupid (Cupid not being mere attribute)
92D1 (story of) Cupid, Amor (Eros)
92D141(+0) Cupid vanquishing Pan (+ variant)
92D152 Cupid handling his weapons
92D18(BLINDFOLD) attributes of Cupid: blindfold
92D18(BOW AND ARROW) attributes of Cupid: bow and arrow
92D18(QUIVER) attributes of Cupid: quiver
92D4 (story of the) Muses; 'Muse' (Ripa)
92D41 the Muses acting together (as group)
92D42 single Muses
92F28(ROD AND SERPENT) attributes of Aesculapius: rod and serpent
92F2911 Hygieia (daughter of Aesculapius)
92H331 Triton blows on a twisted sea shell to raise or calm the waves
92H391 triton(s)
92I71181 Gorgoneion, head of Medusa
92I71181(+0) Gorgoneion, head of Medusa (+ variant)
92I74911 Nemean lion
92I76 Harpies (classical mythology)
92L194 Ebrietas (Methe)
92L2 (story of) Cybele, Rhea Cybele, Great Mother of the Gods (Berecynt(h)ia)
92L4 satyrs, fauns, Sileni
92L41 satyr(s) (in general)
92M18(TORCH) attributes of Ceres (TORCH)
92M191 Plutus (god of wealth), son of Ceres and Iasion
92N1 (story of) Pluto (Hades), Dis Pater, Orcus
92N18(FORK) two-pronged fork ~ attribute of Pluto
93C Parnassus, sacred to Apollo Musagetes
93C1 Castalia, the fountain of Mount Parnassus
93D Helicon, sacred to the Muses
93D2 fountains of Mount Helicon
93D21 Hippocrene (fountain of Mount Helicon), produced when Pegasus' hoof struck the ground
93E4 Cerberus, the three- or many-headed dog; 'Cerbero' (Ripa)
93F2(+0) Ladon, the hundred-headed dragon (+ variant)
94G63 suicide of Ajax
94H151 the Trojan horse
94H2 the fall of Troy; Troy burning
94L32(+0) the Twelve Labours: first series (+ variant)
94L322 (2) the Hydra of Lerna is killed by Hercules
94L33(+0) the Twelve Labours of Hercules: second series (+ variant)
94L332 (11) the apples of the Hesperides carried off by Hercules
94L3322 Hercules kills Ladon, the dragon which kept the tree of the Hesperides
94L411(+0) Hercules in combat with heroes, etc.: first series (+ variant)
94L41112(+0) Hercules breaks off a horn; Naiads fill the horn with flowers and fruits; it thus becomes the Cornucopia (+ variant)
94L43(+0) Hercules fighting (fabulous) animals (+ variant)
94L71 Hercules as personification of Virtue
94L8(CLUB)(+0) attributes of Hercules: club (+ variant)
94M (story of) Theseus
94O511 Orpheus playing the lyre: trees and rocks move, beasts and birds are enchanted
95A(GERYON)71 Geryon, the monster with three bodies and three heads, as personification of Concord
95A(ICARUS)68 death i.e. the fall of Icarus (Daedalus present)
96A127 (story of) Janus - specific aspects, allegorical aspects, as patron of
96C(ROMULUS)122 Romulus and Remus are washed ashore and suckled by a she-wolf; 'Lupa Romana'
96C(ROMULUS)123 the herdsman Faustulus discovers Romulus and Remus
97AA1 Daphne changed into a laurel-tree: while fleeing from Apollo, Daphne is changed into a laurel-tree by her father Peneus (Ovid, Metamorphoses I 548)
97AA1(+0) Daphne changed into a laurel-tree: while fleeing from Apollo, Daphne is changed into a laurel-tree by her father Peneus (Ovid, Metamorphoses I 548) (+ variant)
98B(AMMIATINUS MARCELLINUS) male persons from classical history (AMMIATINUS MARCELLINUS)
98B(CICERO) (story of) Cicero
98B(CICERO)(+51) (story of) Cicero (+ head (and shoulders))
98B(FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS) male persons from classical history (FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS)
98B(HERACLITUS)51 Heraclitus, the weeping philosopher, and Democritus, the laughing philosopher
98B(HERODOTUS)(+51) male persons from classical history (HERODOTUS) (+ head (and shoulders))
98B(HESIODUS)(+51) male persons from classical history (HESIODUS) (+ head (and shoulders))
98B(SCIPIO)(+51) male persons from classical history (SCIPIO) (+ head (and shoulders))
98B(SOCRATES)(+51) (story of) Socrates (+ head (and shoulders))
98B(SOLON)(+51) Solon, the philosopher and lawgiver (+ head (and shoulders))