concept
The Centaurs
Centaurs
also: the two-natured men
The 'two-natured men,' half-man and half-horse, who at Hippodamia's wedding were roused by wine to violence.
Reading notes
- The Loves §1.4 two-natured men
The Centaurs, half man and half horse, whose drunken assault at the wedding the jealous poet half-understands.
- The Heroides §2 two-formed creatures
The Centaurs, half man and half horse, routed in the battle in which Theseus helped the Lapiths.
- The Heroides §9 the mounted host of double form
The Centaurs, half man and half horse, driven from the Thessalian heights by Hercules.
- The Heroides §17 the Centaurs
The half-horse creatures who fought the Lapiths over the bride Hippodamia.
- The Festivals §5.3 twice seven stars
The Centaurs, half-man, half-horse; Chiron, set among the stars, was the wisest of them.
- Metamorphoses §9.248 Centaurs
The wild horse-men of Thessaly, several of whom Hercules killed.