Eu-ro´pa.
Daughter of Agenor;
wife of Jupiter, [44-48], [59];
mother of Minos, Rhadamanthus, and Sarpedon, [45], [325];
significance, [386].
Eu-ro´tas.
River near Sparta, where Helen bathed, [310].
Eu´rus.
East wind;
son of Æolus and Aurora, [213-215].
Eu-ry´a-le.
One of the three terrible Gorgons, [242].
Eu-ry´a-lus.
Youth sent with Nisus to warn Æneas that his son was in danger, [374].
Eu-ry-cle´a.
Nurse of Ulysses;
recognizes him after twenty years’ absence, [357];
Penelope awakened by, [358].
Eu-ryd´i-ce.
Wife of Orpheus, who seeks her in Hades, [75-80];
significance, [387-389].
Eu-ryl´o-chus.
Leader of Ulysses’ men, [347];
escaped Circe’s spell, [349];
Ulysses’ men misled by, [353].
Eu-ryn´o-me.
Wife of Jupiter;
mother of the Graces, [105].
Eu-rys´theus.
Hercules’ taskmaster;
appointed twelve labors, [218-229].