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Eurydice

Eurydice (/jʊəˈrɪdɪsiː/ ⓘ; Ancient Greek: Εὐρυδίκη 'wide justice', classical pronunciation: [eu̯.ry.dí.kɛː]) was a character in Greek mythology and the wife of Orpheus, whom Orpheus tried to bring back from the dead with his enchanting music.

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related to Secondary sources · 73
Eurydice → Abandoned, Amsterdam, Arts, Auschwitz, Bracha, Bracha Lichtenberg Ettinger, Bracha's Eurydice, Brache Lichtenberg Ettinger, Buci-Glucksmann, Butler, Cambridge University Press, Carol Ann, Catherine, Christine, Claudio Monteverdi, Conversation, Culture, Definitive Edition, Dorota, Doubles
related to Operas and stage productions · 41
Eurydice → America, Anaïs Mitchell, Ani DiFranco, Bad Seeds, Broadway, Charles PiroyeOrfeo, Charpentier, Christoph Willibald GluckL'Orfeo, Christopher Hogwood, Claudio Monteverdi, Depression, Descente, Euridice, Featuring Eva Noblezada, Gluck, Gluck's, Handel, Harrison Birtwistle, Haydn Society, Jacopo Peri
related to Film and literature · 37
Eurydice → As, Athena’s Saints Army, Brazil, British, Carol Ann Duffy, Céline Sciamma, Fire, Greek, Hades, Hades Chapter, Her, Hermes, Instantly, It, Jean CocteauOrfeu Negro, Lady, Marcel CamusSaint Seiya, Middle English Romance, Middle Scots, Moved
related to Marriage to Orpheus, death and afterlife · 25
Eurydice → After, Aristaeus, Cerberus, Dionysus, Distraught, Either, Erinyes, Hades, In, Just, Maenads, One, Orpheus, Orpheus's, Other, Persephone, Phaedrus, Plato's, Plato's Symposium, Since
related to Further reading · 21
Eurydice → Aken, Amsterdam, Ashgate, Classical Myth, Contemporary Art, Dr, Elsevier, Elseviers Mythologische Encyclopedie, Farnham, Hirsh, Irene, Isabelle, ISBN, Jennie, Masing-Delic, Nabokov's Russian Oeuvre, Recreation, Replication, Russian Literature, The Eurydice Motif
related to Cultural depictions · 20
Eurydice → Amsterdam, Antwerp, Bracha Ettinger, Corot, Face, Fine Arts, Gorge, Hades, Histoire, In, Kabinet, More, Nicolas Poussin, Orpheus, Peter Paul Rubens, Pompidou Centre, Stedelijk Museum, The, The Royal Museum, Titian
related to Etymology · 8
Eurydice → AD, Adriana Cavarero, Fulgentius, Greek, Relating Narratives, Selfhood, Several, Storytelling
related to Science and geography · 8
Eurydice → An, Antarctica, Australian, Ctenotus, Eurydice Peninsula, Eurydike, Gerrhopilus, Papua New Guinea
related to Video games · 7
Eurydice → Asphodel, Her, In Hades, Orpheus, Supergiant Games, The, Zagreus
is a · 1
Eurydice → character who resides in Asphodel

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Eurydiceis acharacter who resides in Asphodel0.90text
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsThe0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsOrpheus0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsTitian0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsPeter Paul Rubens0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsNicolas Poussin0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsCorot0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsMore0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsBracha Ettinger0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsPompidou Centre0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsFace0.60section
Eurydicerelated to Cultural depictionsHistoire0.60section

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