Thrassam Martis et Tereae, quae Strymone nata fuit, filiam, Hipponus Triballi filiam duxit. Eo ex coniugio nata est filia, nomine Polyphonte. Haec, re venerea ignominiose spreta, in montem se contulit, et consuetidine ludi ac studiorum Dianae sociam se praebuit. Venus contemptu suarum rerum incitata, insanum illi ursi amorem immisit: .... Diana illo conspecto facinore, Polyphontem immenso est prosecuta odio, omnesque in eam convertit feras.
Τερείνης της Στρυμόνος και Αρεως εγένετο θυγάτηρ Θρασσα Ταύτην δ άγημεν Ιππόνους ό Τριβαλλού παίς και αυτοίς εγένετο θυγάτηρ όνομα Пoλυφόντη Αύτη τα μέν έργα της Αφροδίτης εξύβρισεν Ελθούσα δ εις το όρος Αρτέμιδος εγένετο συμπαίκτρια και συνήθης Αφροδίτη δε ότι αυτής ήτίμασε τα έργα έρωτα ενέβαλεν άρκτου και εξέμήνεν αυτήν … Και αυτήν η Αρτεμις ιδούσα εκτόπως εμίσησεν και πάντα εις αυτην έτρεψε τα θηρία
--Antoninus Liberalis, Metamorphoses XXI, translated from the Greek by Wilhelm Xylander
Hipponus, the sun of Triballus, married Thrassa, the daughter of Mars and Terea (the daughter of Strymon). Together they had a daughter named Polyphonte. She spurned love and sex (re venerea), and moved to the mountains, becoming a companion (sociam) to Diana in her travels and hunts. Venus grew angry at Polyphonte's lifestyle, and made her fall in love with a bear... Diana was disgusted by this, and viciously punished Polyphonte, making all wild animals attack her.
Hipponus, the sun of Triballus, married Thrassa, the daughter of Mars and Terea (the daughter of Strymon). Together they had a daughter named Polyphonte. She spurned love and sex (re venerea), and moved to the mountains, becoming a companion (sociam) to Diana in her travels and hunts. Venus grew angry at Polyphonte's lifestyle, and made her fall in love with a bear... Diana was disgusted by this, and viciously punished Polyphonte, making all wild animals attack her.
ANTONINUS LIBERALIS
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Name: Antoninus Liberalis
Date: 2nd – 3rd
c. CE
Works: Metamorphoses*
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Little is known about the life
of the Greek author Antoninus Liberalis. His work, Metamorphoses, is
similar to the works of Hyginus in that they provide brief summaries of Greek
and Roman myths.
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ROMAN GREECE
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