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Europa

Europa · the shore disappearing behind her

Europa puts flowers around a gentle white bull and climbs onto its back. It carries her out to sea: the animal she trusted is Jupiter in another shape.

Context

Ovid’s Europa is taken from her home by a god in disguise. The flowers and the quiet approach belong to a scene of deception and abduction.

Source

Original Gajimaru summary, based on Metamorphoses, Metamorphoses II, 833–875. Henry Thomas Riley (1851).

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Artwork & credits

The Rape of Europa
Titian · Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum · Wikimedia Commons

Europa is carried away by Zeus in the form of a bull. The title uses rape in its historical sense of abduction; the painting also evokes sexual violence. It contains adult nudity.

Public domain. Unmodified downloaded image, scaled to fit. The full downloaded composition is retained.

Historical artwork. See artwork credits above.

The Night Parade

50 beings
ZeusZeusΖεύς · father of gods and menAthenaAthenaἈθηνᾶ · the grey-eyedPoseidonPoseidonΠοσειδῶν · the earth-shakerCirceCirceΚίρκη · the enchantressMedusaMedusaΜέδουσα · the GorgonThe SirensThe SirensΣειρῆνες · singers of the rocksPolyphemusPolyphemusΠολύφημος · the one-eyedThe MinotaurThe MinotaurΜινώταυρος · the bull of the mazePersephonePersephoneΠερσεφόνη · queen of the deadPsyche & ErosPsyche & ErosΨυχή · the soul and loveApolloApolloἈπόλλων · the far-shooterArtemisArtemisἌρτεμις · the huntressAphroditeAphroditeἈφροδίτη · foam-bornHermesHermesἙρμῆς · the guide of soulsHadesHadesᾍδης · lord of the deadDionysusDionysusΔιόνυσος · the twice-bornHephaestusHephaestusἭφαιστος · the smith of the godsPrometheusPrometheusΠρομηθεύς · the fire-bringerHeraclesHeraclesἩρακλῆς · the strongest of menPerseusPerseusΠερσεύς · the Gorgon-slayerTheseusTheseusΘησεύς · the hero of AthensOrpheusOrpheusὈρφεύς · the singerCerberusCerberusΚέρβερος · the hound of HadesPegasusPegasusΠήγασος · the winged horseThe HydraThe HydraὝδρα · the many-headedThe ChimeraThe ChimeraΧίμαιρα · the fire-breatherThe SphinxThe SphinxΣφίγξ · the riddlerThe FatesThe FatesΜοῖραι · the three spinnersThe FuriesThe FuriesἘρινύες · the avengersCharonCharonΧάρων · ferryman of the deadAchillesAchillesἈχιλλεύς · the greatest of the GreeksOdysseusOdysseusὈδυσσεύς · the man of many turnsIcarusIcarusἼκαρος · the boy who flew too highChironChironΧείρων · the wise centaurDemeterDemeter · the mother who withheld the harvestHecateHecate · the torch beside the searcherPanPan · the music in the mountain pathsSeleneSelene · the brightness travelling through nightIrisIris · the bearer of the binding waterTritonTriton · the call that turns the watersAriadneAriadne · the thread through the turning houseAtalantaAtalanta · the runner no suitor could passAndromedaAndromeda · the woman on the sea rockEuropaEuropa · the shore disappearing behind herHestiaHestia · the place kept beside the hearthNikeNike · victory at the side of ZeusNarcissusNarcissus · the face beyond the waterEchoEcho · the voice that can only answerPhaethonPhaethon · the borrowed reins of the sun

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