god
Aesculapius
God of healing, son of Apollo and Coronis; his temple stood on the Tiber island, shared with Jupiter (Veiovis).
Reading notes
- Letters from the Black Sea §1.3 god of Epidaurus
Asclepius (Aesculapius), god of healing whose chief shrine was at Epidaurus; even his sacred herbs, Ovid says, cannot heal a wounded heart.
- The Festivals §1 the son of Phoebus
Aesculapius, healing-god; his temple was dedicated on the Tiber island on January 1.
- The Festivals §6.21 son of Coronis
Aesculapius, son of Apollo and Coronis, the healer who raised the dead and was blasted by Jove's bolt.
- Ibis §12 son of Coronis
Asclepius (Aesculapius), son of Coronis, who restored Hippolytus to life at his city Epidaurus.
- Metamorphoses §15.500 Apollo's offspring
Aesculapius, son of Apollo, the healer who restored Hippolytus.
- Metamorphoses §15.505 Coronis' son
Aesculapius, son of Apollo and Coronis, the healing god summoned to Rome.
- Metamorphoses §15.505 Apollo's son
Aesculapius, whom the oracle bids Rome summon in place of Apollo himself.