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Hippopodes

Hippopodes, meaning "horse-footed," is an allegorical creature in Greek mythology that is often associated with greed. According to the myth, the Hippopodes were a tribe of beings with the lower bodies of horses and the upper bodies of men. They were said to have guarded a fabulous treasure, but their insatiable greed made them unwilling to share it with…

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Avg. degree1.93
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related to Ancient sources · 23
Hippopodes → Abraham Ortelius's, According, Adam, Bremen, Denmark, Elder's Natural History, Europam, Gentibus Septentrionalibus, Historia, Mela, North Sea, Oeonae, Olaus Magnus, Orkney Islands, Panotti, Pliny, Pomponius Mela's De, Scandinavia, Scricofinni, Scritofinni
related to Later accounts · 8
Hippopodes → Central Asia, Chet, Christopher Columbus, Duzer, Henricus Martellus Germanus, Maritime Southeast Asia, Sir John Mandeville, The Travels

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greed places according led ancient also scritofinni island de map asia meaning horse-footed allegorical creature greek mythology often associated myth

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Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesAccording0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesPanotti0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesOeonae0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesPliny0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesElder's Natural History0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesScythian0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesPomponius Mela's De0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesNorth Sea0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesDenmark0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesOrkney Islands0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesMela0.60section
Hippopodesrelated to Ancient sourcesAdam0.60section

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