Galatea

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Galatea is a figure from Greek mythology whose name is shared by several characters, most famously the sea nymph loved by the Cyclops Polyphemus.

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Label Occurrences
Galatea canonical 4

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Nereid
character in Greek mythology
mythological figure
sea nymph
appearsIn Hellenistic poetry NERFINISHED
Ovid’s Metamorphoses NERFINISHED
Roman poetry
myth of Acis and Polyphemus NERFINISHED
appearsInWorkBy Ovid NERFINISHED
Theocritus NERFINISHED
associatedWith Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Sicily NERFINISHED
river Acis NERFINISHED
sea
causesEvent transformation of Acis into a river god
culturalInfluenceOn European painting
literature
opera
depictedAs beautiful young woman
riding a sea creature
depictedWithAttribute white skin
featuredInArtwork Raphael’s The Triumph of Galatea GENERATED
hasLover Acis NERFINISHED
hasParent Doris NERFINISHED
Nereus NERFINISHED
hasVariant Galateia NERFINISHED
languageOfLaterSources Latin
languageOfPrimarySources Ancient Greek NERFINISHED
lovedBy Polyphemus NERFINISHED
loves Acis NERFINISHED
memberOf Nereids NERFINISHED
mythologicalEra Archaic Greece NERFINISHED
Classical Greece NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
nameMeaning she who is milk-white
nameOrigin Ancient Greek language
numberOfSisters 49
pursuedBy Polyphemus NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Nereids in Greek religion NERFINISHED
relatedTo Poseidon NERFINISHED
sea deities of Greek mythology
roleInMyth beloved of Acis
object of Polyphemus’s unrequited love
sharesNameWith multiple figures in Greek mythology
statue loved by Pygmalion in later tradition
worshippedAs local sea divinity

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Eudora sibling Galatea