procnē
1Procne — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Filomela y Procne. En la mitología griega Procne era la hija del rey de Atenas, Pandión I, y tenía una hermana conocida como Filomela. El marido de Procne era el héroe Tereo de …
2Procne — ( gr. ἡ Πρόκνη) may refer to: *In Greek mythology, Procne (or Prokne) was sister to Philomela, wife of Tereus, and mother of Itys *194 Prokne, an asteroid *In the Golden Sun videogame series, one summon is Procne, described as a goddess in bird… …
3Procne — PROCNE, es, Gr. Πρόκνη, ης, (⇒ Tab. XXIX.) Pandions Tochter und des Tereus Gemahlinn, welche endlich in eine Nachtigall verwandelt wurde. Apollod. l. III. c. 13. §. ult. Sie wird auch Progne geschrieben; Hygin. Fab. 239. allein, nicht so gut, als …
4Procne — [präk′nē] n. 〚L < Gr Proknē〛 Gr. Myth. sister of Philomela and wife of Tereus, transformed into a swallow by the gods: see PHILOMELA * * * Proc·ne (prŏkʹnē) n. Greek Mythology An Athenian princess who avenged the betrayal and cruelty o …
5Procne — [präk′nē] n. [L < Gr Proknē] Gr. Myth. sister of Philomela and wife of Tereus, transformed into a swallow by the gods: see PHILOMELA …
6Procné — Philomèle et Procné Pour les articles homonymes, voir Philomèle. Térée et Procné entourés par les Furies, illus …
7Procne — noun Etymology: Latin, from Greek Proknē Date: circa 1527 the wife of Tereus who is changed into a swallow while fleeing from him …
8Procne — Proc•ne [[t]ˈprɒk ni[/t]] n. myt (in Greek myth) the sister of Philomela and wife of Tereus: while fleeing her enraged husband, she was transformed by the gods into a nightingale (or a swallow, in later versions) …
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10Philomele et Procne — Philomèle et Procné Pour les articles homonymes, voir Philomèle. Térée et Procné entourés par les Furies, illus …
