Greek and Roman Mythology

Michael Lahanas

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Ulysses (Roman name of Odysseus)

Urania ( Asteroid 30 Urania )

Uranus from the Pergamon Zeus Altar

Cape Drepanon "sickle" not far from the Rio-Antirio Bridge in Greece is the place where Cronus threw the sickle with which he castrated Uranus. Pausanias: Next to it a cape juts out into the sea, and of it is told a story how Cronus threw into the sea here the sickle with which he mutilated his father Uranus. For this reason they call the cape Drepanum. Beyond the high road are the ruins of Rhypes. Aegium is about thirty stades distant from Rhypes.

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