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Proserpina
Daughter of Ceres, carried off by Dis and made queen of the underworld; her recovery is the 'daughter found again'.
Reading notes
- The Loves §3.10 your daughter
Proserpina, Ceres's daughter, carried off by Dis and made queen of the underworld — a realm only less than Juno's.
- The Heroides §21 Persephone
Proserpina (Persephone), queen of the dead, whose knocking at the door figures Cydippe's deathly illness at each wedding.
- The Festivals §4.12 Persephone
Daughter of Ceres, seized by Dis and made queen of the dead; Ovid names her both Persephone and Proserpina.
- Metamorphoses §5.110 Ceres' daughter
Proserpina (Persephone), daughter of Ceres, whom Venus marks out to be carried off.
- Metamorphoses §10.286 Persephone
Persephone (Proserpina), queen of the underworld, to whom Orpheus pleads.
- Metamorphoses §10.318 Persephone
Persephone, who had turned the nymph Mint into the fragrant herb; Venus claims a like power over Adonis's blood.