Galatea (sea nymph)

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Galatea (sea nymph) is a figure from Greek mythology, a Nereid known for her tragic love story with the shepherd Acis and the jealousy of the Cyclops Polyphemus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nereid
figure in Greek mythology
sea nymph
associatedPlace Sicily NERFINISHED
river Acis NERFINISHED
associatedWith Cyclops Polyphemus NERFINISHED
jealousy of Polyphemus
music of Polyphemus
shepherd Acis NERFINISHED
culture Greek mythology
epithet sea-born nymph
era Archaic and Hellenistic Greek tradition
gender female
hasMythType love triangle
pastoral myth
influenced later romantic depictions of sea nymphs
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
lover Acis NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Ovid's Metamorphoses NERFINISHED
Theocritus' Idylls NERFINISHED
mythologicalCycle Sicilian myths
mythologicalEvent transformation of Acis into a river
mythologicalTheme divine–mortal romance
metamorphosis into a river god (Acis)
unrequited love
notableFor being loved by the Cyclops Polyphemus
tragic love story with Acis
parent Doris NERFINISHED
Nereus NERFINISHED
pursuedBy Polyphemus NERFINISHED
relatedWork Handel's pastoral opera "Acis and Galatea" NERFINISHED
paintings of Acis and Galatea by classical and Renaissance artists
residence sea
waters of Sicily
roleInMyth beloved of Acis
object of Polyphemus' desire
sibling Amphitrite NERFINISHED
Thetis NERFINISHED
other Nereids
species nymph
subclassOf minor deity
symbol sea foam
waves
worship local cults in Sicily (attributed)

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Galatea from Greek mythology distinctFrom Galatea (sea nymph)
subject surface form: Galatea (statue)