god
Naiads
Water-nymphs of rivers and springs.
Reading notes
- The Festivals §9 Naiads
Water-nymphs of rivers and springs at the feast.
- Metamorphoses §1.10 The Naiads
Water-nymphs of the river Inachus, Io's sisters, who fail to recognize her as a heifer.
- Metamorphoses §1.11 watery sisters
The Naiads (water-nymphs), Syrinx's sisters, who change her into marsh reeds to save her from Pan.
- Metamorphoses §2.19 Hesperian Naiads
Water-nymphs of the West who bury Phaethon and inscribe his tomb.
- Metamorphoses §3.55 His sisters the naiads
The Naiads, water-nymphs; sisters of Narcissus, who mourn him and cut their hair.
- Metamorphoses §8.220 naiads
Water-nymphs; five of them, for slighting Achelous, were swept away and became the Echinades.
- Metamorphoses §10.286 Naiads
Water-nymphs, Eurydice's companions when the snake struck her.
- Metamorphoses §14.467 Ausonian naiads held the places joined to Janus
Italian water-nymphs of the spring by the shrine of Janus; at Venus's request they make the spring boil with sulphur to scald the Sabines -- an aetion for the hot springs (and the open gates of Janus in war).