Clymene

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Clymene is a figure in Greek mythology, often depicted as an Oceanid or Titaness associated with light or fame and known as the wife or consort of the Titan Iapetus.

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Statements (36)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Oceanid
Titaness
figure in Greek mythology
nymph
associatedWith fame
light
belongsTo second generation of divine beings in Greek myth
consortOf Iapetus
culture Ancient Greek religion
domain sea
water
epithet famous one
gender female
generation Titan generation
hasMythologicalRole mother of key Titan figures
isOneOf Oceanids
languageOfName Ancient Greek
mentionedIn Apollodorus' Bibliotheca
surface form: Apollodorus’ Bibliotheca

Hesiod's Theogony
surface form: Hesiod’s Theogony
motherOf Atlas
Epimetheus
Menoetius
Prometheus
mythology Greek mythology
nameMeaning famous
renowned
parent Oceanus
Tethys
relative Cronus
Rhea
sibling Asia
Doris
Electra
Metis
spouse Iapetus
typeOfDeity water nymph

Referenced by (25)

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Atlas from Greek mythology parent Clymene
subject surface form: Atlas
Prometheus parents Clymene
Iapetus spouse Clymene
Epimetheus mother Clymene
Menoetius childOf Clymene
Helios consort Clymene
Atlas parent Clymene
Deucalion mother Clymene
Oceanids notableMember Clymene
Oceanids notableMember Clymene
this entity surface form: Iapetus’s wife Clymene
Asia sibling Clymene
Asia sibling Clymene
Myrtilus mother Clymene
Heliades hasParent Clymene
Heliades areDaughtersOf Clymene
Phaethon parent Clymene
Phaethon mother Clymene
Titan Atlas parent Clymene
Catreus offspring Clymene
this entity surface form: Clymene (daughter of Catreus)
Children of Helios hasMother Clymene
this entity surface form: Clymene (for Phaethon, Heliades in some accounts)
Dictys spouse Clymene
Aethra siblingOf Clymene
this entity surface form: Clymene (Oceanid)
Alcimede hasMother Clymene
this entity surface form: Clymene (in some traditions)
Admetus mother Clymene
this entity surface form: Periclymene