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The Argonautica

Apollonius Rhodius · c. 3rd century BCE (composition of the Argonautica; second edition/revision in Rhodes) primary

passage 123 of 130 · BOOK I > BOOK IV (39/46)

in brief
This is further continuation of the alphabetical index of mythic names and places, adding entries from Calais and Calaureia through Cytaean and Cytherea, with corresponding book and line numbers.

Calais, an Argonaut, I, 211; II, 282

Calaureia, an island in the Saronic gulf, III, 1243

Callichorus, a river of Paphlagonia, II, 904, 909

Calliope, one of the Muses, I, 24

Calliste, an island in the Aegaean sea, IV, 1758, 1763

Calon, a mouth of the Ister, the Fair mouth, IV, 306, 313

Calos, a harbour of Cyzicus, the Fair haven, I, 954

Calpe, a river of Bithynia, II, 659

Calydon, a city of Aetolia, I, 190

Calypso, daughter of Atlas, IV, 574

Canastra, a headland in Chalcidice, I, 599

Canethus, I, 77

Canthus, an Argonaut, I, 77; IV, 1467, 1485, 1497

Caphaurus, a Libyan, IV, 1490, 1496

Carambis, a promontory in Paphlagonia, II, 361, 943; IV, 300

Carpathus, an island in the Aegaean sea, IV, 1636

Caspian, III, 859

Castor, I, 147; II, 62; IV, 589

Caucasus, a mountain, II, 1210, 1247, 1267; III, 242, 852, 1224, 1276; IV, 135

Cauliacus, a rock near the river Ister, IV, 324

Cecropia, old name of Attica, I, 95, 214; IV, 1779

Celts, IV, 611, 635, 646

Centaurs, a fabulous savage race, I, 42, 60; IV, 812

Ceos, one of the Cyclades, II, 520, 526

Cepheus, an Argonaut, I, 161

Ceraunian, mountains, IV, 519, 576, 1214; sea, the Adriatic, IV, 983

Cerinthus, a city of Euboea, I, 79

Cerossus, an island off Illyria, IV, 573

Chadesians, a tribe of Amazons, II, 1000

Chalciope, daughter of Aeetes and sister of Medea, II, 1149; III, 248, 254, 270, 370, 449, 605, 667, 688, 718, 727, 776, 903, 1156; IV, 32

Chalcodonian mountain, in Thessaly, I, 50

Chalybes, a people of Pontus, I, 1323; II, 375, 1001; IV, 1475

Charites, the Graces, IV, 425

Charybdis, IV, 789, 825, 923

Cheiron, a Centaur, I, 33, 554; II, 510, 1240; IV, 812

Chersonesus, in Thrace, I, 925

Chytus, a harbour of Cyzicus, I, 987, 990

Cianian, I, 1177, as subst. in plur., I, 1354

Circaean plain, II, 400; III, 200

Circe, sister of Aeetes, III, 311; IV, 559, 587, 590, 662, 683, 691, 699, 752

Cius, (1) a city of Mysia, II, 767: (2) a river of Mysia, I, 1178, 1321

Claros, a city of Ionia, I, 308

Cleite, (1) wife of Cyzicus, I, 976, 1063: (2) a fountain, called after her. I, 1069

Cleopatra, wife of Phineus, II, 239

Clymene, grandmother of Jason, I, 233

Clytius, an Argonaut, I, 86, 1044; II, 117, 1043

Clytonaeus, I, 134

Cnossus, a city of Crete, IV, 434

Coeogeneia, daughter of Coeus, Leto, II, 710

Colchian, I, 174; II, 417, 1095, 1277; III, 313; IV, 2, 33, 132, 484, 485, 689, 731: as subst. in plur., I, 84, 175 etc.; II, 397, 1204 etc.; III, 203, 212, etc.; IV, 5, 212 etc.

Colone, a rock in Bithynia, II, 650, 789

Cometes, I, 35

Concord, a temple to, II, 718

Corcyra, (1) daughter of Asopus, IV, 568: (2) an island in the Adriatic sea, Black Corcyra, IV, 566, 571

Core, a name of Persephone, III, 847

Coronis, mother of Asclepius by Apollo, IV, 617

Coronus, an Argonaut, I, 57

Corycian, of Corycus, a mountain in Cilicia, II, 711; III, 855

Crataeis, a name of Hecate, IV, 829

Cretan, I, 1129; II, 1233; IV, 1694

Crete, II, 299; IV, 1578, 1637, 1644, 1651, 1689

Cretheïdes, son of Cretheus, Aeson, III, 357

Cretheus, brother of Athamas, II, 1162, 1163; III, 358, 360

Crobialus, a city of Paphlagonia, II, 942

Cromna, a city of Paphlagonia, II, 942

Cronian, IV, 327, 509, 548

Cronos, I, 505; II, 1232; IV, 986

Ctimene, a city of Thessaly, I, 68

Ctimenus, I, 67

Curetes, (1) in Crete, II, 1234: (2) in Aetolia, IV, 1229

Cyanean rocks, I, 3; II, 318, 770; IV, 304, 1003

Cyclopes, I, 510, 730

Cyllenus, one of the Idaean Dactyls, I, 1126

Cypris, a name of Aphrodite, I, 615, 803, 850, 860, 1233; II, 424; III, 3, 25, 37, 76, 80, 90, 127, 549, 559, 936, 942; IV, 918.

Cyrene, mother of Aristaeus II, 500

Cytaean, i.e. Colchian, II, 399, 403, 1094, 1267; III, 228; IV, 511

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