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Hippŏmĕnēis

Hippŏmĕnēis · f

Limone

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What it meant

Hippŏmĕnēis — Lewis & Short

Hippŏmĕnēis, ĭdis, f., = *(ippomenhi/+s,

I Limone, a daughter of Hippomenes of Athens, who, as a punishment for unchastity, was thrown by her father to a horse to be devoured, Ov. Ib. 337; cf. id. ib. 461 (al. Hippomeneia).

Where it came from

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