related to Secondary sources · 118Penelope → American Journal, American Philological Association, Amory, Ancient Greek Epic, Ann Arbor, Anne, Archaic Greek Epic, Arethusa, Audiences, Barbara, Beth, Bloomington, Carolyn, Catalogue, Charles, Chicago, Chicago Press, Classical Greek Literature, Classical Quarterly, Clayton
related to Later sources · 39Penelope → According, AD Nonnus, After, Apollo, Apollodorus, Arcadia, Athena, Cicero, Circe, Circe's, Greek, Here, Hermes, Herodotus, Hyginus, In, Italus, Italy, Ithaca, Mantineia
related to Role in the Odyssey · 24Penelope → Agelaus, Amphinomus, Antinous, Ctessippus, Demoptolemus, Elatus, Euryades, Eurymachus, Every, Icarius, Ithaca, King, Laertes, Melantho, Odysseus, Odysseus's, On Odysseus's, Peisander, Roman, She
related to Genealogy · 22Penelope → Acarnania, According, Aside, Asterodea, Dorodoche, Geography, Homeric, However, Icarius, Iphthime, King, Lacedaemon, Laconian Icarius, Little, Lygaeus, Naiad, Odyssey, Penelope's, Periboea, Polycaste
related to Latin tradition · 16Penelope → Horace, It, Latin, Martial, Middle Ages, Odysseus, Ovid, Plautus, Propertius, Renaissance, Roman, Saint Jerome, She, Statius, The, This
related to Etymology · 14Penelope → Anas, Beekes, Eurasian, Glossed, Greek, Halcyon, Hesychius, However, In, Linnaeus, Olga Levaniouk, Pre-Greek, Pēnelopē, Robert
related to External links · 9Penelope → Derby, English, Getty Museum, John William Waterhouse, Joseph Wright, Odyssey, Perseus ProjectPenelope Unravelling Her, Suitors, Web
related to Iconography · 5Penelope → Attic, Greek, Odysseus's, Penelope Painter, Roman
is a · 2Penelope → daughter of Laconian Icarius, married woman
instance of · 1Penelope → This legend inspired Sophocles's lost tragedy Odysseus Acanthoplex.In some early sources
