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Polyphonte

Polyphonte (Ancient Greek: Πολυφόντη, romanized: Poluphóntē, lit. 'slayer of many') is a character in Greek mythology, transformed into a strix.

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Mythology

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Polyphonte

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples26
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Polyphonte

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related to Birth of the bear twins · 14
Polyphonte → Agrius, Ares, As, Bear Twins, Despite, Hermes, In, Indeed, Instead, Once, Oreius, The, Together, Zeus
related to Wrath of Aphrodite · 7
Polyphonte → Aphrodite, Artemis, Fearing, Polyphonte's, This, To, Wishing
related to Family · 5
Polyphonte → Ares, Hipponous, Strymon, Tereine, Thrassa

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bear ares hermes agrius oreius transformed aphrodite story ancient greek artemis birth mythology strix twins romanized war god life source

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsOnce0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsAgrius0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsOreius0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsAs0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsBear Twins0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsIndeed0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsZeus0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsHermes0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsThe0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsAres0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsDespite0.60section
Polyphonterelated to Birth of the bear twinsTogether0.60section

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