Myths of Greece and Rome / Narrated with Special Reference to Literature and Art

by H. A. Guerber

Ti-re´si-as.
The blind seer visited by Ulysses on the Cimmerian shore, [350], [353].

Ti-siph´o-ne.
One of the three Furies, or Eumenides, [163], [165], [174].

Ti-tan´i-des.
The six daughters of Uranus and Gæa, [17].

Ti´tans.
Name given to the six sons of Uranus and Gæa, [17], [18];
revolt of, [22], [23], [25];
significance, [398].

Ti-tho´nus.
Trojan prince who visited Aurora, [90].

Tit´y-us.
Giant in Tartarus, whose prostrate body covered nine acres, [169].

Tra-chin´i-a.
Land where Hercules died, [216].

Tri-na´cri-a.
Land visited by Ulysses, whose men slay the cattle of the sun, [353], [354].

Trip-tol´e-mus.
Nursling and protégé of Ceres, [188], [196].

Tri´ton.
Son of Neptune and Amphitrite;
father of the Tritons, [154], [303];
significance, [397].