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Abarbarie
Abaris
Absyrtus
Acamas (son of Antenor)
Acamas (son of Theseus)
Acastus
Acca
Acestes
Achaean leaders
Achaean warriors
Achaeans
Achaemenides
Achates
Acheloüs
Achetes
Achillas
Achilles
Achilles-girl
Acis
Acmon
Acoetes
Acoreus
Actaeon
Actaeon-stag
Actor
Admon
Adonis
Adrastus
Adrastus (Trojan)
Aeacus
Aedesius
Aeetes
Aegae
Aegeus
Aegina
Aegle
Aegyptius
Aegyptus
Aeneas
Aeolus
Aeon
Aequanus
Aesacus
Aesculapius
Aeson
Aethalion
Aethra
Africa
Agamemnon
Agathon
Agave
Agelaus
Agenor
Aglaea
Aglaidas
Aglaurus
Agreus
Aias (son of Oileus)
Aias (son of Telamon)
Aietes
Alaric
Alcimede
Alcimedon
Alcinous
Alcithoe
Alcmene
Alcyone
Aletes (Theban)
Aletes (Trojan)
Allecto
Allecto-Calybe
Alpheus
Althaea
Amata
Ambrosia-tree
Amor
Ampelus
Amphiaraus
Amphidamas
Amphinomus
Amphion
Amphissos
Amphitryon
Amyclas
Amycus
Anausis
Anaxarete
Ancaeus (son of Lycurgus)
Ancaeus (son of Poseidon)
Anchises
Andraemon
Andrew
Androgeus
Andromache
Andromeda
Anius
Anna Perenna
Annas
Antaeus
Antea
Antenor
Anthimus
Antigone
Antilochus
Antinous
Antiphonus
Aonian warriors
Apate
Aphidas
Aphrodite
Aphrodite-Peisinoe
Aphrodite-maiden
Aphrodite-old woman
Apollo
Apollo-Asius
Apollo-Butes
Apollo-Lycaon
Apollo-Mentes
Apollo-Periphas
Apollo-Phaenops
Apollo-Polymestor
Apollo-young man
Appius Claudius Pulcher (censor 50)
Appius Claudius Pulcher (consul 212)
Aquites
Arachne
Aradus
Arcadian warriors
Arcadians
Arcadius
Ares
Ares-Acamas
Arete
Arethusa
Argia
Argive
Argive companions
Argive crowd
Argive leader
Argive manes
Argive princes
Argive troops
Argive warriors
Argive widows
Argives
Argo
Argolic mothers
Argonaut
Argonauts
Argus
Argus (Massilian fighter)
Argus (son of Phrixus)
Ariadne
Arisbas
Aristaeus
Armes
Arnus
Aron
Arruns
Arruns (Etruscan prophet)
Arsippe
Artemis
Asbolus
Ascanius
Asilus
Asius
Asopus
Aspar Barca
Asterius
Asteropaeus
Astraeis
Astraeus
Astrea
Astyanax
Atalanta
Ate
Athamas
Athena
Athena-Deiphobus
Athena-Mentes
Athena-Mentor
Athena-Morrheus
Athena-Orontes
Athena-Phoenix
Athena-companion of Nausicaa
Athena-herald
Athena-maiden
Athena-man
Athena-young shepherd
Athenian soldier (army of Dionysus)
Athens
Atlas
Atlas (charioteer)
Atropos
Attic farmer
Attic troops
Attis
Atys
Aulestes
Aulus
Aura (nymph)
Aurora
Ausonia
Autolycus
Automedon
Autonoe
Autonoe (sibyl)
Autumn
Avaritia
Bacchus
Balios
Barce
Bato
Battus
Baucis
Beliar
Bellona
Bellona-wife of Tarbigilus
Beroe (Trojan)
Beroe (nymph)
Beryas
Boians
Boreas
Bostar
Briareus
Bridegroom
Briseis
Britannia
Brongos
Bruti
Bruttians
Brutus
Byblis
Cadmus
Cadmus-shepherd
Caeneus
Caenis
Caiaphas
Caicus
Caieta
Calamus
Calchas
Callidice
Calliope
Callisto
Calypso
Camilla
Camillus
Cannae
Canthus
Capaneus
Caphereus
Capuan embassy
Capuan senators
Capuans
Carme
Carthage
Carthaginian envoys
Carthaginian leaders
Carthaginian senators
Carthaginian soldier
Carthaginians
Carystus
Cassandra
Cassiope
Castor
Cato the Elder
Caunus
Cebriones
Celaeno
Celaineus
Cephalus
Cephalus-someone
Cepheus
Cerberus
Ceres
Cerrinus Vibellius Taurea
Ceyx
Chalciope
Chalcomede
Charaxus
Charis
Charon
Cheirobie
Chione
Chiron
Choaspes
Christ
Chromis
Chryses
Ciconian woman
Ciconian women
Cilnius
Cimbrians
Cinna
Cinyps
Cinyras
Cipus
Circe
Claudia Quinta
Claudia gens
Claudius Asellus
Cledonia
Cleopatra VII Philopator
Clite
Cloanthus
Clonis
Clymene
Clytus
Colaxes
Colchians
Concordia
Coras
Cordus
Cornelia Metella
Coroebus
Coronis
Corvini
Corvinus
Corymbasus
Corythus
Cottus
Crantor
Crenaeus
Creon
Cretans
Creusa
Crispinus
Crista
Crixus
Cronos
Croton
Ctesippus
Cupencus
Cupid
Cupids
Curia
Cyane
Cybele
Cycnus (son of Apollo)
Cycnus (son of Poseidon)
Cymodoce
Cymodocea
Cymothoe
Cyparissus
Cyprian
Cyrene
Cyrnus
Cyzicans
Cyzicus
Daedalus
Daphne
Dares
Dasius
Daunus
David
Decia gens
Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus
Decius Magius
Deianira
Deidamia
Deileon
Deiotarus
Deiphobe
Deiphobus
Delos
Delphic oracle
Demeter
Demeter-Doso
Demeter-Nicippe
Demodocus
Demophon (son of Celeus)
Demophon (son of Theseus)
Deriades
Deucalion
Diana
Diana-Dorceus
Dictys
Dido
Diomedes
Dione
Dionysus
Dionysus-soldier
Dis
Discordia
Dius
Dolius
Dolon
Domitian
Dorceus
Dorylas
Drances
Dryope (nymph)
Dryope-tree
Ducarius
Durius
Dymas
Earth
Eastern Romans
Echelaos
Echeneus
Echion
Echo
Eeria
Egeria
Eidothea
Eidyia
Electra (Oceanid)
Electra (Pleiad)
Embasichytrus
Entellus
Envy
Eos
Epaphus
Epeans
Epeius
Epytus
Erechtheus
Erginus
Erichtho
Eridanus
Erigone
Eris-Rhea
Eros
Eros-Silenus
Erotes
Erysichthon
Eryx
Eteocles
Eteoneus
Etoneus
Etruscan seer
Etruscans
Euagrus
Euganean augur
Eumaeus
Eumedes
Eunaeus
Euphemus
Euphorbus
Eupithes
Europa
Europa's maids
Eurotas
Eurus
Euryalus (Phaeacian)
Euryalus (Quintus)
Euryalus (son of Opheltes)
Eurybates
Euryclea
Eurydice (Menoeceus' mother)
Eurydice (Opheltes' mother)
Eurylochus
Eurymachus
Eurymedon (brother of Lycormas)
Eurymedon (son of Hephaestus)
Eurynome (Lemnian)
Eurynome (slave of Penelope)
Eurypylus
Eurytus (King of Oechalia)
Eurytus (centaur)
Eutropius
Evadne
Evander
Eve
Exadius
Fabius Maximus Cunctator
Fabricius
Falernus
Fama
Fama-Neaera
Fas
Fates
Faunos
Faunus
Fibrenus
Fides
Flaminius
Flavius Manlius Theodorus
Formido
Fortuna
Fulvius
Furies
Gaia
Gaius Claudius Nero
Gaius Julius Caesar
Gaius Memmius
Gaius Scribonius Curio
Gaius Terentius Varro
Gaius Vulteius Capito
Galanthis
Galatea
Gallia
Ganymedes
Garganus
Germanicus
Gesander
Gestar
Giants
Glaucus (Lycian)
Glaucus (sea god)
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great)
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (son of Pompey the Great)
God (Christian)
God's messenger
Grace
Greek
Greek guards
Greek men
Greek or Trojan
Greeks
Gryneus
Gyas
Gyes
Hades
Halcyoneus
Halitherses
Hamilcar
Hammon
Hannibal
Hannibal's soldiers
Hanno
Harmonia (daughter of Aphrodite)
Harmonia (goddess of Harmony)
Hasdrubal
Hawk
Hebe
Hecate
Hector
Hecuba
Helena
Helenus
Heliades
Helios
Helle
Henioche
Henna
Hephaestus
Hera
Hera-Melaneus
Hera-Stentor
Hera-nurse
Heracles
Heracles Astrochiton
Hercules
Hermaphroditus
Hermes
Hermes-young man
Hermione
Hero
Hersilia
Hesiod
Hesione
Hesperides
Hesperie
Hiberus
High Priests
Hippodamea
Hippolochus
Hippolytus
Hippomedon
Hippomenes
Hippothous
Hispania
Honorius
Hopleus
Horae
Hostus
Hyacinthus
Hydaspes
Hylas
Hymen
Hymenaeus
Hymnus
Hypanis
Hypnus
Hypsenor
Hypseus
Hypsipyle
Hyssacus
Iapyx
Iarbas
Iazygians
Icarius
Icarus
Idaeus
Idas
Ide
Idmon
Idmon (Rutulian)
Idomeneus
Ilioneus
Imilce
Inachus
Indian soldier
Indian soldiers
Indian widow
Ino
Invidia
Io
Iole
Iphicles
Iphinoe
Iphis (of Crete)
Iphis (of Cyprus)
Ira
Iris
Iris-Ares
Iris-Beroe
Iris-Laodice
Iris-Nyx
Iris-Polites
Irus
Isaiah
Isis
Ismene
Ismenis
Ismenus (River)
Ismenus (son of Niobe)
Italy
Ithacan men
Ithacan women
Itys
Iustitia
Jacob
Jairus
Jason
Jesus
Jews
Jocasta
John the Apostle
John the Baptist
Judas (son of Jacob)
Judas Iscariot
Juno
Juno-Beroe
Juno-Chalciope
Juno-Gelesta
Juno-Metellus
Juno-Trasimene
Juno-shepherd
Jupiter
Jupiter-Diana
Justa
Justinian
Juturna
Juturna-Metiscus
Kalaïs
L. Aemilius Paullus
Labicus
Lachesis
Ladmus
Laelius
Laertes
Lake Trasimene
Lampetides
Laocoon
Laodamas
Laomedon
Lares
Lateranus
Latin envoys
Latin leaders
Latin mothers
Latins
Latinus
Latona
Latreus
Laurentian nymphs
Lausus
Lavinia
Lazarus
Leander
Lelex
Lemnian crowd
Lemnian men
Lemnian women
Lemnos
Lentulus
Leo
Leocritus
Leodes
Leonteus
Leto
Leuconoe
Leucothoe
Levites
Libido
Libya
Libyan goddesses
Lichas
Ligdus
Liger
Liriope
Livius
Lucagus
Lucina
Lucius Afranius
Lucius Aurelius Cotta
Lucius Caecilius Metellus
Lucius Cornelius Lentulus Crus
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
Luna
Lutatius
Luxuria
Lycabas
Lycaon
Lycaon (son of Priam)
Lycaste
Lycian
Lycian guide
Lycians
Lycomedes
Lycormas
Lycurgus
Lycus
Lyncus
Macareus
Macareus (of Neritos)
Machaon
Maeon
Mago
Magus
Maia
Maidens of Delos
Mancinus
Manes
Manto
Maraxes
Marcellus
Marcellus' son
Marcia (wife of Cato the Younger)
Marcia (wife of Regulus)
Marcus Antonius
Marcus Cassius Scaeva
Marcus Junius Brutus
Marcus Petreius
Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis (Cato the Younger)
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Maria (daughter of Stilicho)
Maron
Mars
Marsyas
Martha
Marus
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Mary of Bethany
Masinissa
Massylian priestess
Master of ceremonies
Medea
Medon
Medores
Megaera
Megaera-Phereclus
Megaera-old man
Megara
Megareus
Melampus
Melaneus
Melanippus
Melanthius
Melantho
Meleager
Melie
Melisseus
Memnon
Menelaus
Menestheus
Menoeceus
Menoecus
Menoetes (Theban)
Menoetes (Trojan)
Menoetes (guardian of Argia)
Menoetius
Mens Humilis
Mentor
Mercury
Mercury-rustic
Meriones
Messapus
Mestra
Mestra-fisherman
Metabus
Metaneira
Metellus (Silius)
Methe
Mezentius
Midas
Milo
Minerva
Minerva-old woman
Minos
Minucius
Mnestheus
Monychus
Mopsus (son of Ampyx)
Morpheus-Ceyx
Morrheus
Mount Citheron
Mount Taygetus
Mucius Scaevola
Murranus
Murrus
Muse
Muses
Myrmidons
Myrrha
Myscelus
Narcissus
Nathanael
Natura
Nausicaa
Nautes
Nemesis
Neoptolemus
Neptune
Nereids
Nereus
Nessus
Nestor
Nicaea
Nicodemus
Night
Nightingale
Nike-Leto
Nile
Nileus
Niobe
Nireus
Nisus (king)
Nisus (son of Hyrtacus)
Noemon
Nox
Numa
Numanus
Numicus
Oceanus
Ocyrhoe
Odysseus
Odysseus-Cretan
Odysseus-Nobody
Odysseus-beggar
Odysseus-stranger
Oeagrus
Oedipus
Oeneus
Oenone
Olympian gods
Onetor
Operatio
Opheltes
Opis
Oppian
Orchamus
Orfitus
Ornytus
Orodes
Orodes II.
Orontes
Orpheus
Orsiboe
Othryoneus
Pacuvius
Palaemon
Palinurus
Pallas (son of Evander)
Pallene
Pammon
Pan
Panchates
Pandarus
Pandion
Panemus
Panthus
Paralytic at Bethesda
Paris
Parthenopaeus
Pasithea
Patientia
Patroclus
Paul the Silentiary
Pavor
Pedasus
Pedianus
Peiraeus
Peisander
Peisistratus
Peitho
Pelasgians
Peleus
Pelias
Pelorus
Penates
Peneleus
Penelope
Peneus
Penthesilea
Pentheus
Perolla
Persephone
Perses
Perseus
Phaeacian
Phaeacians
Phaethon
Pharisees
Phasis
Phegeus
Phemius
Phemonoe
Pherespondus
Philemon
Philip
Philoctetes
Philoetius
Philomela
Phineus
Phlegyas (Pisan)
Phlogius (son of Deimachus)
Phlogius (son of Strophius)
Phocus
Phoenician maid
Phoenician man
Phoenician woman
Phoinix
Phorbas (Lapith)
Phosphoros
Phrixus
Phrontis
Phrygian guide
Phthonus-Ares
Phyleus
Phylius
Physignathus
Picus
Pierides
Pietas
Pilate
Pine tree
Pirithoüs
Piso
Pithus-wine jar
Pitys
Pleminius
Plexippus
Pluto
Podaleirus
Poena
Polites
Pollentia
Polydamas
Polydectes
Polydeuces
Polymestor
Polynices
Polyphemus
Polyphemus (Argonaut)
Polyxena
Polyxo
Pomona
Pontonous
Poseidon
Poseidon-Calchas
Poseidon-Thoas
Poseidon-old man
Pothinus
Priam
Procne
Procris
Proetus
Prometheus
Proreus
Proserpina
Protesilaus
Proteus
Protoenor
Protonoe
Psamathe
Psicharpax
Ptolemaeus
Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator
Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus
Publius Cornelius Scipio the Elder
Publius Nigidius Figulus
Pudicitia
Pygmalion
Pyramus
Pyreneus
Pyrgo
Pyrrha
Pythagoras
Python
Queen of the Bacchantes
Quintus Fabius Maximus
Regulus
Rhaebus
Rhea
Rhoetus
Ripheus
Roma
Roman
Roman envoys
Roman manes
Roman matron
Roman matrons
Roman men
Roman senators
Roman soldier
Roman soldiers
Roman voting tribes
Roman women
Romulus
Rufinus
Rutulians
Sabratha
Saces
Saguntine envoys
Saguntine senators
Saguntines
Salii
Salmacis
Samaritan woman
Samothrace
Sarpedon
Satan
Satricus
Scamander
Scelmis
Scipiones
Scylla (daughter of Nisus)
Scylla (monster)
Scythians
Seleinus
Selene
Semele
Senate of the Getes
Serestus
Sergestus
Serranus
Servants of the courtier
Sextus Pompeius Magnus
Sicily
Sicoris
Simoeis
Simon
Sinon
Sobrietas
Socus
Sol
Sol-Eurynome
Solymus
Somnus
Somnus-Phorbas
Spercheius
Spes
Staphylus
Sthenelus
Stilicho
Styrus
Superbia
Sychaeus
Symaethis
Syphax
Syrinx
Syrticus
Talthybius
Tarbigilus
Tarchon
Tarcondimotus
Tarquitus
Tecmessa
Tectaphus
Telamon
Telemachus
Telemus
Telethusa
Tellus
Telphousa
Temple guards
Tereus
Terra
Tethys
Teucer
The disciple whom Jesus loved
The five thousand guests
Theano
Theban
Theban altar maid
Theban sentry
Theban troops
Theban warriors
Theban women
Thebans
Thebe
Thebes
Themis
Theoclymenus
Theodosius
Theron
Thersites
Thesculus
Theseus
Thessalian Nymphs
Thetis
Thetis-Bacchante
Theutras
Thiodamas
Thisbe
Thisbe's veil
Thoas
Thomas
Thootes
Thrasymedes
Thureus
Thymoites
Tiberinus
Tiberius Sempronius Longus Gracchus
Tiburna
Tiphys
Tiresias
Tiresias-woman
Tisiphone
Tisiphone-Halys
Tisiphone-Tiburna
Titan gods
Titus Labienus
Titus Lucretius Carus
Tlepolemus
Tmolus
Tolumnius
Torquatus
Toxeus
Trebia
Triopas
Triptolemus
Triton
Triton-youth
Tritons
Trojan
Trojan gods
Trojan man or woman
Trojan men
Trojan mothers
Trojan old men
Trojan women
Trojans
Troxartes
Troy
Tullius
Turnus
Tydeus
Typhon
Tyro
Tyrrhenus
Tyrsenian pirates
Underworld goddesses
Urania
Uranus
Venulus
Venus
Venus-Circe
Venus-Dryope
Venus-huntress
Vertumnus-old woman
Vices
Viriasius
Virrius
Virtues
Virtus
Virtus-Manto
Voice from heaven
Volcens
Voluptas
Volusus
Vulcan
Xanthos
Young girl
Zephyrus
Zetes
Zeus
Zeus-bull
Zion
all
altars
ancestors
angels
animals
arms of Hannibal
ashes of Anchises
assembly of frogs
assembly of mice
assembly of the Indians
assembly of the Ithacans
attendant of the High Priest
attendants of the High Priest
audience to Staphylus' funeral games
aura (breeze)
bacchante
bacchantes
beasts
beggar
birds
bleeding woman
blind man
brother of Periphas
brothers of Jesus
bull
bulls
buyer of Mestra
captain (Tyrsenian pirate)
centaurs
children of Aura
children of Gaia
christians
citizens of Iolcus
clients of Rufinus
companion of Cepheus
companion of Eteocles
companion of Ino
companion of Medea
companion of Odysseus
companions of Acoetes
companions of Actaeon
companions of Aeneas
companions of Athamas
companions of Bacchus
companions of Cadmus
companions of Ceyx
companions of Diana
companions of Diomedes
companions of Erysichthon
companions of Ino
companions of Medea
companions of Mezentius
companions of Nausicaa
companions of Odysseus
companions of Peleus
companions of Perseus
companions of Phineus
companions of Sextus Pompeius Magnus
companions of Telemachus
companions of Tydeus
companions of Tyrrhenus
companions of Venus
congregation
consuls of Rome
contestants in Opheltes' funeral games
contestants in Staphylus' funeral games
contestants in the funeral games of Anchises
contestants in the funeral games of the Romans
council of Eutropius
council of gods
countryman of Antaeus
courtier from Capernaum
cow
crow
crowd
cyclopes
daughter of Jairus
daughters of Anius
daughters of Keleos
daughters of Minyas
daughters of Pelias
dead Achilles
dead Aeson
dead Aias (son of Telamon)
dead Ampelus
dead Camilla
dead Cebriones
dead Ceyx
dead Crenaeus
dead Cyzicus
dead Deriades
dead Dido
dead Eteocles
dead Eurypylus
dead Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great)
dead Hasdrubal
dead Hector
dead Iphition
dead Jesus
dead Julia (daughter of Gaius Julius Caesar)
dead L. Aemilius Paullus
dead Leucothoe
dead Lycaon
dead Memnon
dead Menoeceus
dead Misenus
dead Opheltes
dead Pallas (son of Evander)
dead Paris
dead Patroclus
dead Phrixus
dead Polynices
dead Polyxena
dead Socus
dead Sychaeus
dead Tectaphus
dead bacchante
dead body
dead man
dead souls
deer children
deer mother
deified Semele
demon
demons
disciples of Jesus
disciples of John
divine song (scripture)
dog of Dionysus
dogs of Actaeon
dolphin child
dolphin mother
donkey child
donkey mother
door-keeper
doves
dream
dream-Agave-lioness
dream-Anchises
dream-Cadmus
dream-Calliste
dream-Cassandra
dream-Chalcomede
dream-Helena
dream-Iphthime
dream-Isis
dream-Mercury
dream-Nestor
dream-Penates
dream-Publius Cornelius Scipio the Elder
dream-eagle
dream-vision
earth-born soldier
elderly Roman man
equipment of Aeneas
eternal fires
farmer
father of Acoetes
father of Argus (Massilian fighter)
female servant of Andromache
female servants of Andromache
female servants of Arete
female servants of Hermione
female servants of Leucothoe
female servants of Penelope
female servants of bleeding woman
fir tree
fish
fisherman
fishermen
future children of Troy
ghost
ghost killed by Rufinus
ghost of Achilles
ghost of Actaeon
ghost of Agamemnon
ghost of Aias (son of Telamon)
ghost of Alexander the Great
ghost of Amphiaraus
ghost of Amphimedon
ghost of Anchises
ghost of Anticlea
ghost of Appius Claudius Pulcher (consul 212)
ghost of Cretheus
ghost of Creusa
ghost of Deiphobus
ghost of Dido
ghost of Elpenor
ghost of Eurydice
ghost of Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Calvus
ghost of Hamilcar
ghost of Heracles
ghost of Hylas
ghost of Hymnus
ghost of Icarius
ghost of L. Aemilius Paullus
ghost of Laius
ghost of Laius-Tiresias
ghost of Marcus Licinius Crassus
ghost of Murrus
ghost of Musaeus
ghost of Palinurus
ghost of Patroclus
ghost of Phlegyas (Lapith)
ghost of Phrixus
ghost of Polydorus
ghost of Polynices
ghost of Pomponia
ghost of Publius Cornelius Scipio the Elder
ghost of Sibyl
ghost of Theodosius the elder
ghost of Tiresias
ghost of Voraptus
ghost of gnat
ghosts of the murdered Cyzicans
god
godesses
gods
gods of crime
gods of night
gods of the fathers
gods of the sea
gods of the underworld
gods of war
golden years
guards at Jesus' tomb
hamadryad
hamadryad-bacchante
hands of Heracles
hares
helmsman (Tyrsenian pirate)
helmsman of Ceyx
helmsman of Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus
helmsman of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great)
helmsmen of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (son of Pompey the Great)
herald
heroes of Greece
hills of Attica
hills of Cithairon
horse of Tydeus
horse race experts
horses of Hector
horses of Menelaus
horses of Nestor
hunter
image of Scipio
infernal gods
inhabitants of Argos
inhabitants of Jerusalem
inhabitants of Tyr
island of Scyros
jackals
joking man
laurel tree
leader of rebelling soldiers
leader of the Cretans
leaders of the Greeks (Greek soldiers)
leaders of the Trojans (Trojan soldiers)
lions
local gods of Italy
man with paralyzed hand
men
mother of Erysichthon
mother of Euryalus (son of Opheltes)
mother of Lycormas
mother of Masinissa
mourners
mulberry tree
muraena
naiad
naiad of Eridanus
naiads
naiads of Diana
naval captains of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (son of Pompey the Great)
nurse
nurse of Alcyone
nurse of Myrrha
nurse of Protonoe
nymph
nymph of Langia
nymphs
oaks
old altar
old man
old man.1
old man.2
old man.3
old ploughman
oldest Getic leader
one of the Cimbrians
one of the Oreads
one of the Pierides
one of the crowd
pagans
paralytic
parents of Pyramus
parents of Thisbe
parents of blind man
passenger on Cadmus’ ship
passers-by
people
people in the city of Sicar
people of Ariminum
people of Larissa
people of Massilia
people of Mytilene
people of Rome
peoples of the Baetis
peoples of the Tagus
personified elements
pigeon seller
pious man
possessed of Gerasene
poulpe
priest
priest (Christian)
priest of Aesculapius
priestess
priestess of Apollo
priests
prison guards
ram
raven
resurrected Jesus
right arm of Capaneus
river Aufidus
river Ticinus
river god
river gods
rocks
sailor
satelles
satyr
sea
seer of Etruria
seer of Latinus' court
senate
serious man
serpent
servant of Byblis
servant of Circe
servant of Erysichthon
servants in Cana
servants of Aeneas
servants of Amphitryon
servants of Andromache
servants of Creon
servants of Erysichthon
servants of Jairus
servants of Pentheus
servants of Tereus
servants of the High Priests
shepherd
shores of Naxos
siren
sister of Lazarus
slaves
snake
snakes
soldier of East Rome
soldier of Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis (Cato the Younger)
soldiers of East Rome
soldiers of Gaius Claudius Nero
soldiers of Gaius Julius Caesar
soldiers of Gaius Vulteius Capito
soldiers of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great)
soldiers of Hasdrubal
soldiers of Livius
soldiers of Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
soldiers of Marcus Petreius
soldiers of Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis (Cato the Younger)
soldiers of Stilicho
soldiers of West Rome
soldiers of the High Priests
someone
son of Aunus
son of Dolius
son of Epytus
son of Marcus Atilius Regulus
son of Pallas
sons of Abas
sons of Aeolus
sons of Dolius
sons of Ide
sons of Nestor
sons of Ormenus
sons of Phrixus
spear
spoils of war
stranger
suitor of Narcissus
suitor of Penelope
suitors of Atalanta
suitors of Penelope
swineherds
swords without crime
the underworld
tortoise
trees
troops of Deriades (Indian army)
troops of Dionysus
troops of Lycurgus
troops of Orontes (Indian army)
troops of Pentheus
unidentified Greek (lacuna)
unknown land
voice
water nymphs
waves
weapons of Zeus
wedding guests
wife of Jairus
winds
witness of the Indian war
woman
woman from Bethany
woman in the courthouse
woman of Iolcus
women
woods
worshippers of Dionysus
young Jew
youth
Gender:
Male
Female
Mixed/non-binary
Unknown/not-applicable
Being:
Mortal
Divine
Mythical Creature
Other
Number:
any
Individual
Collective
Changed State:
None
Death
Deification
Disguise
Dream
Gender
Metamorphosis
Anonymous:
True
False
Character
Name:
Abarbarie
Abaris
Absyrtus
Acamas (son of Antenor)
Acamas (son of Theseus)
Acastus
Acca
Acestes
Achaemenides
Achates
Acheloüs
Achetes
Achillas
Achilles
Acis
Acmon
Acoetes
Acoreus
Actaeon
Actor
Adam
Admon
Adonis
Adrastus
Adrastus (Trojan)
Aeacus
Aedesius
Aeetes
Aegae
Aegeus
Aegina
Aegisthus
Aegle
Aegyptius
Aegyptus
Aeneas
Aeolus
Aeon
Aequanus
Aesacus
Aesculapius
Aeson
Aethalion
Aethra
Africa
Agamemnon
Agathon
Agave
Agelaus
Agenor
Aglaea
Aglaidas
Aglaurus
Agreus
Aias (son of Oileus)
Aias (son of Telamon)
Aietes
Alaric
Alcimede
Alcimedon
Alcinous
Alcithoe
Alcmene
Alcyone
Aletes (Theban)
Aletes (Trojan)
Alexander the Great
Allecto
Alphesiboeus
Alpheus
Althaea
Amaryllis
Amata
Ambrosia
Ampelus
Amphiaraus
Amphidamas
Amphimedon
Amphinomus
Amphion
Amphissos
Amphitryon
Amyclas
Amycus
Anausis
Anaxarete
Ancaeus (son of Lycurgus)
Ancaeus (son of Poseidon)
Anchises
Andraemon
Andrew
Androgeus
Andromache
Andromeda
Anius
Anna Perenna
Annas
Antaeus
Antea
Antenor
Anthimus
Anticlea
Antigone
Antilochus
Antinous
Antiphonus
Apate
Aphidas
Aphrodite
Apollo
Appius Claudius Pulcher (censor 50)
Appius Claudius Pulcher (consul 212)
Aquites
Arachne
Aradus
Arcadius
Ares
Arete
Arethusa
Argia
Argo
Argus
Argus (Massilian fighter)
Argus (son of Phrixus)
Ariadne
Arisbas
Aristaeus
Armes
Arnus
Aron
Arruns
Arruns (Etruscan prophet)
Arsippe
Artemis
Asbolus
Ascanius
Asilus
Asius
Asopus
Aspar Barca
Asterius
Asteropaeus
Astraeis
Astraeus
Astrea
Astyanax
Atalanta
Ate
Athamas
Athena
Athens
Atlas
Atlas (charioteer)
Atropos
Attis
Atys
Aulestes
Aulus
Aura (nymph)
Ausonia
Autolycus
Automedon
Autonoe
Autonoe (sibyl)
Autumn
Avaritia
Balios
Barce
Bato
Battus
Baucis
Beliar
Bellona
Beroe (Trojan)
Beroe (nurse of Semele)
Beroe (nymph)
Beryas
Boreas
Bostar
Briareus
Briseis
Britannia
Brongos
Brutus
Butes
Byblis
Cadmus
Caenis
Caiaphas
Caicus
Caieta
Calamus
Calchas
Callidice
Calliope
Calliste
Callisto
Calybe
Calypso
Camilla
Camillus
Cannae
Canthus
Capaneus
Caphereus
Carme
Carthage
Carystus
Cassandra
Cassiope
Castor
Cato the Elder
Caunus
Cebriones
Celaeno
Celaineus
Cephalus
Cepheus
Cerberus
Cerrinus Vibellius Taurea
Ceyx
Chalciope
Chalcomede
Charaxus
Chariclo
Charis
Charon
Cheirobie
Chione
Chiron
Choaspes
Chromios (Mysian)
Chromis
Chryses
Cilnius
Cinna
Cinyps
Cinyras
Cipus
Circe
Claudia
Claudia Quinta
Claudius Asellus
Cledonia
Cleopatra VII Philopator
Clite
Cloanthus
Clonis
Clymene
Clytemnestra
Clytus
Colaxes
Concordia
Coras
Cordus
Cornelia Metella
Coroebus
Coronis
Corvinus
Corydon
Corymbasus
Corythus
Cottus
Crantor
Crenaeus
Creon
Cretheus
Creusa
Crispinus
Crista
Crixus
Cronos
Croton
Ctesippus
Cupencus
Cyane
Cybele
Cycnus (son of Apollo)
Cycnus (son of Poseidon)
Cyllarus
Cymodoce
Cymodocea
Cymothoe
Cyparissus
Cyprian
Cyrene
Cyrnus
Cyzicus
Daedalus
Damoetas
Damon
Daphne
Daphnis
Dares
Dasius
Daunus
David
Decimus Junius Brutus Albinus
Decimus Junius Juvenalis
Decius Magius
Deianira
Deidamia
Deileon
Deiopea
Deiotarus
Deiphobe
Deiphobus
Deipyros
Deisenor
Delos
Demeter
Demodocus
Demophon (son of Celeus)
Demophon (son of Theseus)
Deriades
Deucalion
Dictys
Dido
Diomedes
Dione
Dionysus
Discordia
Dius
Dolius
Dolon
Domitian
Dorceus
Dorylas
Dorylas (centaur)
Doso
Drances
Dryope (Lemnian)
Dryope (mother of Amphissos)
Dryope (nymph)
Ducarius
Durius
Dymas
Earth
Echelaos
Echeneus
Echion
Echo
Eeria
Egeria
Eidothea
Eidyia
Electra (Oceanid)
Electra (Pleiad)
Elizabeth
Elpenor
Elysium
Embasichytrus
Ennomos
Entellus
Envy
Eos
Epaphus
Epeius
Epytus
Erechtheus
Erginus
Erichtho
Eridanus
Erigone
Eris
Eros
Erotes
Erysichthon
Eryx
Eteocles
Eteoneus
Etoneus
Euagrus
Euganean augur
Eumaeus
Eumedes
Eunaeus
Euphemus
Euphorbus
Eupithes
Europa
Eurotas
Eurus
Euryalus (Phaeacian)
Euryalus (Quintus)
Euryalus (son of Opheltes)
Eurybates
Euryclea
Eurydice
Eurydice (Menoeceus' mother)
Eurydice (Opheltes' mother)
Eurylochus
Eurymachus
Eurymedon (brother of Lycormas)
Eurymedon (son of Hephaestus)
Eurynome (Lemnian)
Eurynome (slave of Penelope)
Eurynome (wife of Orchamus)
Eurypylus
Eurypylus (Vergil)
Eurypylus (son of Heracles)
Eurytus (King of Oechalia)
Eurytus (centaur)
Eutropius
Evadne
Evander
Eve
Exadius
Fabius Maximus Cunctator
Fabricius
Falernus
Fama
Famula
Fas
Faunos
Faunus
Fibrenus
Fides
Flaminius
Flavius Manlius Theodorus
Formido
Fortuna
Fulvius
Gaius Claudius Nero
Gaius Cornelius Gallus
Gaius Julius Caesar
Gaius Memmius
Gaius Scribonius Curio
Gaius Terentius Varro
Gaius Vulteius Capito
Galanthis
Galatea
Gallia
Ganymedes
Garganus
Gelesta
Germanicus
Gesander
Gestar
Glauce
Glaucus (Lycian)
Glaucus (sea god)
Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Calvus
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great)
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (son of Pompey the Great)
God (Christian)
Gracchus the second
Grace
Gryneus
Gyas
Gyes
Hades
Halcyoneus
Halitherses
Halys
Hamilcar
Hammon
Hannibal
Hanno
Harmonia (daughter of Aphrodite)
Harmonia (goddess of Harmony)
Hasdrubal
Hawk
Hebe
Hecate
Hector
Hecuba
Helena
Helenus
Helios
Helle
Henioche
Henna
Hephaestus
Hera
Heracles
Heracles Astrochiton
Hermaphroditus
Hermes
Hermione
Hero
Hersilia
Hesiod
Hesione
Hesperie
Hiberus
Hippodamea
Hippolochus
Hippolytus
Hippomedon
Hippomenes
Hippothous
Hispania
Homer
Honorius
Hopleus
Hosea
Hostus
Hyacinthus
Hydaspes
Hylas
Hymen
Hymenaeus
Hymnus
Hypanis
Hypnus
Hypsenor
Hypseus
Hypsipyle
Hyssacus
Iapyx
Iarbas
Icarius
Icarus
Idaeus
Idas
Ide
Idmon
Idmon (Rutulian)
Idomeneus
Ilioneus
Imilce
Inachus
Ino
Invidia
Io
Iole
Iphicles
Iphigenia
Iphinoe
Iphis (of Crete)
Iphis (of Cyprus)
Iphition
Iphthime
Ira
Iris
Irus
Isaiah
Isis
Ismene
Ismenis
Ismenus (River)
Ismenus (son of Niobe)
Italy
Itys
Iustitia
Jacob
Jacob (apostle)
Jairus
Jason
Jesus
Jocasta
John the Apostle
John the Baptist
Joseph
Judas
Judas (son of Jacob)
Judas Iscariot
Julia (daughter of Gaius Julius Caesar)
Justa
Justinian
Juturna
Kalaïs
L. Aemilius Paullus
Labicus
Lachesis
Ladmus
Laelius
Laertes
Laius
Lake Trasimene
Lampetides
Laocoon
Laodamas
Laodice
Laomedon
Lateranus
Latinus
Latona
Latreus
Lausus
Lavinia
Lazarus
Leander
Leitos
Lelex
Lemnos
Lentulus
Leo
Leocritus
Leodes
Leonteus
Leto
Leuconoe
Leucothea
Leucothoe
Libido
Libya
Lichas
Ligdus
Liger
Liger (augur)
Linus
Liriope
Livius
Lucagus
Lucina
Lucius Afranius
Lucius Aurelius Cotta
Lucius Caecilius Metellus
Lucius Cornelius Lentulus Crus
Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
Lutatius
Luxuria
Lycabas
Lycaon
Lycaon (son of Priam)
Lycaste
Lycidas
Lycomedes
Lycormas
Lycurgus
Lycus
Lyncus
Macareus
Macareus (of Neritos)
Machaon
Maeon
Mago
Magus
Maia
Mancinus
Manto
Maraxes
Marcellus
Marcia (wife of Cato the Younger)
Marcia (wife of Regulus)
Marcus Antonius
Marcus Atilius Regulus
Marcus Cassius Scaeva
Marcus Junius Brutus
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Marcus Petreius
Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis (Cato the Younger)
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Marcus Valerius Martialis
Maria (daughter of Stilicho)
Maron
Marsyas
Martha
Marus
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Mary of Bethany
Masinissa
Medea
Medon
Medon (Ithacan herald)
Medon (Trojan)
Medon (Tyrsenian pirate)
Medores
Megaera
Megara
Megareus
Melampus
Melaneus
Melanippus
Melanthius
Melantho
Meleager
Meliboeus
Melisseus
Memnon
Menalcas
Menelaus
Menestheus
Menoeceus
Menoetes (Theban)
Menoetes (Trojan)
Menoetes (guardian of Argia)
Menoetius
Mens Humilis
Mentes (Ciconian)
Mentes (Taphian)
Mentor
Meriones
Messapus
Mesthles
Mestra
Metabus
Metaneira
Metellus (Silius)
Methe
Metiscus
Mezentius
Midas
Milo
Minos
Minucius
Misenus
Mnasyllos
Mnestheus
Moeris
Molossos
Monychus
Mopsus (herdsman)
Mopsus (son of Ampyx)
Mopsus (son of Manto)
Morpheus
Morrheus
Mount Citheron
Mount Taygetus
Mucius Scaevola
Murranus
Murrus
Musaeus
Mycenae
Myrrha
Myscelus
Narcissus
Nathanael
Natura
Nausicaa
Nautes
Neaera (Lemnian)
Nemesis
Neoptolemus
Nereus
Nessus
Nestor
Nicaea
Nicippe
Nicodemus
Night
Nightingale
Nike
Nile
Nileus
Niobe
Nireus
Nisus (king)
Nisus (son of Hyrtacus)
Noemon
Numa
Numanus
Numicus
Nyx
Oceanus
Ocyrhoe
Odysseus
Oeagrus
Oedipus
Oeneus
Oenone
Onetor
Operatio
Opheltes
Opis
Oppian
Orchamus
Orestes
Orfitus
Ornytus
Orodes
Orodes II.
Orontes
Orpheus
Orsiboe
Othryoneus
Pacuvius
Palaemon
Palinurus
Pallas
Pallas (son of Evander)
Pallene
Pammon
Pan
Panchates
Pandarus
Pandion
Panemus
Panthus
Paris
Parthenopaeus
Pasiphae
Pasithea
Patientia
Patroclus
Paul
Paul the Silentiary
Pavor
Pedasus
Pedianus
Peiraeus
Peisander
Peisinoe
Peisistratus
Peitho
Peleus
Pelias
Pelorus
Pelorus (horse)
Peneleus
Penelope
Peneus
Penthesilea
Pentheus
Periphas
Perolla
Persephone
Perses
Perseus
Phaenops (son of Asius)
Phaethon
Phasis
Phegeus
Phemius
Phemonoe
Phereclus
Pherespondus
Philemon
Philip
Philoctetes
Philoetius
Philomela
Phineus
Phlegyas (Lapith)
Phlegyas (Pisan)
Phlogius (son of Deimachus)
Phlogius (son of Strophius)
Phocus
Phoinix
Phorbas (Lapith)
Phorbas (Vergil)
Phorcys
Phosphoros
Phrixus
Phthonus
Phyleus
Phylius
Phyllis
Physignathus
Picus
Pietas
Pilate
Pirithoüs
Piso
Pithus
Pitys
Pleminius
Plexippus
Podaleirus
Poena
Polites
Pollentia
Polydamas
Polydectes
Polydeuces
Polydorus
Polymestor
Polynices
Polyphemus
Polyphemus (Argonaut)
Polyxena
Polyxo
Pomona
Pomponia
Pontonous
Poseidon
Pothinus
Priam
Procne
Procris
Proetus
Prometheus
Proreus
Protesilaus
Proteus
Proteus (seer)
Protoenor
Protonoe
Psamathe
Psicharpax
Ptolemaeus
Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator
Publius Alfenus Varus
Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus
Publius Cornelius Scipio the Elder
Publius Nigidius Figulus
Pudicitia
Pygmalion
Pylades
Pyramus
Pyreneus
Pyrgo
Pyrrha
Pyrrhus
Pythagoras
Python
Quintus Fabius Maximus
Regulus
Rhaebus
Rhea
Rhoetus
Ripheus
Roma
Romulus
Rufinus
Sabratha
Saces
Salmacis
Samothrace
Sarpedon
Satan
Satricus
Scamander
Scelmis
Scylla (daughter of Nisus)
Scylla (monster)
Seleinus
Selene
Semele
Serestus
Sergestus
Serranus
Sextus Pompeius Magnus
Sibyl
Sicily
Sicoris
Silenus
Simoeis
Simon
Sinon
Sobrietas
Socus
Sol
Solymus
Spercheius
Spes
Staphylus
Stentor
Sthenelus
Stilicho
Styrus
Styx
Superbia
Sychaeus
Symaethis
Syphax
Syrinx
Syrticus
Talthybius
Tarbigilus
Tarchon
Tarcondimotus
Tarquitus
Tecmessa
Tectaphus
Telamon
Telemachus
Telemus
Telethusa
Telphousa
Tereus
Tethys
Teucer
Theano
Thebe
Thebes
Themis
Theoclymenus
Theodosius
Theodosius the elder
Theron
Thersilochos
Thersites
Thesculus
Theseus
Thetis
Theutras
Thiodamas
Thisbe
Thoas
Thoas (Statius)
Thomas
Thootes
Thrasymedes
Thureus
Thymoites
Tiberinus
Tiberius Sempronius Longus Gracchus
Tiburna
Tiphys
Tiresias
Tisiphone
Titus Labienus
Titus Lucretius Carus
Tityrus
Tlepolemus
Tmolus
Tolumnius
Torquatus
Toxeus
Trasimine
Trebia
Triopas
Triptolemus
Triton
Troxartes
Troy
Tullius
Turnus
Tydeus
Typhon
Tyro
Tyrrhenus
Urania
Uranus
Venulus
Vertumnus
Viriasius
Virrius
Virtus
Volcens
Voluptas
Volusus
Voraptus
Xanthos
Zephyrus
Zetes
Zeus
Zion
island of Scyros
river Aufidus
river Ticinus
Gender:
Male
Female
Mixed/non-binary
Unknown/not-applicable
Being:
Mortal
Divine
Mythical Creature
Other
Speeches
Clusters
Characters
Instances
Authors
Works
5 results
CSV
Name
Instance of
Disguise
Context
Speaker
Addressee
Carme
Carme
Ps.-Virgil Ciris
2
1
Minos
Minos
Ps.-Virgil Ciris
1
Procne
Procne
Ps.-Virgil Ciris
1
Scylla (daughter of Nisus)
Scylla (daughter of Nisus)
Ps.-Virgil Ciris
2
3
winds
Ps.-Virgil Ciris
1