Phoenissa
Greek Mythology Deities
Greek mythological naiad, mother of Endymion
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Phoenissa
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Phoenissa, also called Φοίνισσα in Ancient Greek, was a figure in Greek mythology. She was described as the daughter of Alphionis, the river-god Alpheus, and as the mother of Endymion by Zeus. Other traditions named Aethlius (Aethnos) and Calyce as Endymion's parents.
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- Endymion, by Zeus
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- Phoenissa (mythology) (English Wikipedia)
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- Q106808293
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