2. Enceladus was son of Tartarus and Ge.
3. Tethys was wife of Oceanus, god of ocean currents. She became mother of all the chief rivers in the universe, as also the Oceanides or sea nymphs.
4. Dione was one of the wives of Zeus.
5. Rhea was a daughter of Uranus. She married Saturn, and became the mother of Vesta, Ceres, Juno, and Pluto.
6. Titan was the eldest son of Uranus.
7. Hyperion was the god of day, and the father of sun and moon.
8. Japetus was the fifth son of Uranus, and father of Atlas and Prometheus.[174]
9. Phœbe was daughter of Uranus and Ge.
10. Themis was daughter of Uranus and Ge, and, therefore, sister of Phœbe.
In a review of Prof. Comstock’s Text Book of Astronomy in The Observatory, November, 1901, the remark occurs, “We are astonished to see that Mr. Comstock alludes with apparent seriousness to the nine satellites of Saturn. As regards the ninth satellite, we thought that all astronomers held with Mrs. Betsy Prig on the subject of this astronomical Mrs. Harris.” This reads curiously now (1909) when the existence of the ninth satellite (Phœbe) has been fully confirmed, and a tenth satellite discovered.