Concept information
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metamorphoses ~ classical mythology
metamorphoses of female persons into birds
metamorphoses of female persons into birds (first series)
Alcyone and Ceyx changed into kingfishers: when Alcyone finds the body of her husband Ceyx washed ashore, they are both changed into kingfishers (Ovid, Metamorphoses XI 741)
Preferred term
97DD131Aeolus closes the cave of winds for seven days to allow the kingfishers to hatch their eggs by the sea
Subject
- Aeolus
- ancient history
- animal
- Ascalaphus
- bird
- cave
- classical antiquity
- closing
- egg
- hatching
- history
- kingfisher
- man
- metamorphosis
- mythology
- Ovid, Metamorphoses 05
- owl
- Phlegethon (river)
- Proserpina
- river
- screech-owl
- sprinkling
- transformation
- water
Notation
- 97DD131
In other languages
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URI
http://iconclass.org/97DD131
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