person
Europa
Phoenician princess whom Jupiter, in the shape of a bull, carried over the sea to Crete; she gripped his horns as he swam.
Reading notes
- The Loves §1.3 counterfeit bullock
Europa, carried over the sea to Crete by Jupiter in the form of a bull, gripping his horns; another fame conferred by song.
- The Art of Love §1.10 Europa
Princess carried over the sea by Jupiter in the form of a bull; Pasiphae envies her.
- The Art of Love §3.13 Sidonian
Europa of Sidon, carried over the sea on the back of Jupiter disguised as a bull.
- The Heroides §4 Europa
Phoenician princess carried off by Jupiter in the shape of a bull; the first ancestress of Phaedra's line.
- The Festivals §5.14 Tyrian girl
Europa, the Phoenician (Sidonian/Tyrian) princess carried off by Jupiter in the form of a bull.
- Metamorphoses §2.37 the daughter of the great king
Europa, daughter of Agenor king of Tyre, carried off by Jupiter in bull-form.
- Metamorphoses §2.37 the daughter of Agenor
Europa; Agenor was the Phoenician king, her father.
- Metamorphoses §3.38 the stolen girl
Europa, Cadmus's sister, abducted by Jupiter disguised as a bull (the close of Book 2).
- Metamorphoses §8.193 Europa
Minos's mother, the Phoenician princess carried off by Jupiter in the form of a bull.