Antoninus Liberalis - Tales

Tales

  1. Ctesylla
  2. The Meleagrids
  3. Hierax
  4. Cragaleus
  5. Aegypius
  6. Periphas
  7. Anthus
  8. Lamia or Sybaris
  9. The King's Daughters of Emathia
  10. Daughters of Minyas
  11. Aedon, the Nightingale
  12. Cycnus, the Swan
  13. Aspalis
  14. Munichus
  15. Meropis, sister of Agron
  16. Oenoe
  17. Leucippus
  18. Aeropus
  19. The Thieves in the Idaean cave
  20. Clinis
  21. Polyphonte
  22. Cerambus
  23. Battus
  24. Ascalabus
  25. Metioche and Menippe
  26. Hylas
  27. Iphigeneia
  28. Typhon
  29. Galinthias
  30. Byblis
  31. The Messapians
  32. Dryope
  33. Alcmene
  34. Smyrna
  35. The Herdsmen, who refused Leto
  36. Pandareus
  37. The Dorians, who follow Diomedes
  38. The Wolf of Peleus
  39. Arceophon
  40. Britomartis
  41. The Fox of Procris

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