Nereids

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The Nereids are sea nymphs from Greek mythology, often depicted as beautiful maidens who accompany Poseidon and personify various aspects of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek mythological figures
mythological beings
nymphs
sea nymphs
accompany Poseidon
areChildrenOf Doris
Nereus
areDepictedAs beautiful maidens
riding dolphins
riding hippocamps
riding sea creatures
young women
areKnownFor guiding ships
helping sailors
prophetic abilities
protecting sailors
areMentionedIn Hesiod's Theogony
Homer's Iliad
Homer's Odyssey
arePartOf Nereids self-linksurface differs
surface form: retinue of Poseidon
areRelatedTo Oceanids
Tritons
associatedWith Mediterranean Sea
Poseidon
canAlsoRepresent dangerous aspects of the sea
culture Ancient Greek mythology
domain sea
etymology derived from the name Nereus
gender female
haveNotableMember Amphitrite
Nereids self-linksurface differs
surface form: Doris (younger Nereid, distinct from mother in some traditions)

Galatea
Psamathe
Thetis
languageOfName Ancient Greek
numberOfMembers 50
personify aspects of the sea
sea coasts
sea currents
sea hazards
sea waves
resideIn Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
symbol calm sea
fertility of the sea
sea's gentle aspects
worshipContext local sea cults in Greek coastal regions

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Doris motherOf Nereids
Tritons relatedTo Nereids
Amphitrite memberOf Nereids
Amphitrite associatedWith Nereids
Amphitrite depictedAs Nereids
this entity surface form: accompanied by Nereids
Amphitrite category Nereids
Triton associatedWith Nereids
Nereids arePartOf Nereids self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: retinue of Poseidon
Nereids haveNotableMember Nereids self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Doris (younger Nereid, distinct from mother in some traditions)
Ligeia category Nereids
this entity surface form: MythologicalSeaCreatures
Oreads contrastedWith Nereids
Naiads contrastedWith Nereids
Dryads contrastedWith Nereids
Limnades similarTo Nereids
Mountains (Oreads) relatedTo Nereids
subject surface form: Oreads
Eudora groupMemberOf Nereids
Nymphs hasSubclass Nereids
Nereus offspring Nereids
Nereus associatedWith Nereids
Cassiopeia from Greek mythology opposedBy Nereids
subject surface form: Cassiopeia
Cassiopeia from Greek mythology relatedTo Nereids
subject surface form: Cassiopeia
Cassiopeia from Greek mythology hubrisAgainst Nereids
subject surface form: Cassiopeia