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early life, prime youth of Neptuneearly life, prime youth of Neptune - birthinfancy, upbringing of NeptuneNeptune brought up by the Telchineslove-affairs of Neptunelove-affairs of Neptune: first seriesNeptune in love with AmphitriteNeptune wooing Amymone, Danaus' daughterNeptune rescues Amymone from the satyrNeptune makes a fountain for AmymoneNeptune in the shape of a bull, and Aeolus' daughter ArneNeptune ravishes CaenisNeptune in the shape of a stallion, and Ceres in the shape of a mare; from their union Arion is bornNeptune, possibly in the shape of a bird, wooing Medusa in the temple of MinervaMinerva changes Medusa's hair into serpentsNeptune in the shape of a dolphin, and MelanthoNeptune in love with Metra, daughter of ErysichthonNeptune in the shape of a ram woos Theophane, whom the god had changed into a sheeplove-affairs of Neptune: second seriesNeptune assumes the form of the river Enipeus to seduce Tyro, and makes a wave curl over and conceal them(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - most important deedsaggressive, unfriendly activities and relationships of NeptuneNeptune stirring up the sea with his tridentNeptune quieting the storm, 'quos ego' (Virgil, Aeneid I 135)(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - suffering, misfortune(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - death(story of) Neptune (Poseidon) - apotheosis, deificationspecific aspects, allegorical aspects of Neptune; Neptune as patronNeptune as lord of the seatriumph of Neptunetriumph of Neptune and Amphitrite, with a retinue of tritons and Nereids, i.e. marriage trainspecific aspects, allegorical aspects of Neptune; Neptune as patron - veneration, honoured byattributes of Neptuneattributes of Neptune (with NAME)attributes of Neptune: tridentoffspring, companion(s), train etc. of Neptunesea thiasos, Neptune's sea retinueichthyocentaur, centaurotriton, sea-centaur
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Geschichte
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Goetter
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Meeresgott
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Mythologie
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Neptun
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Neptune
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Neptune
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Neptunus
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Nettuno
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Poséidon
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(histoire de) Neptune (Poséidon)
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(storia di) Nettuno (Poseidone)
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(story of) Neptune (Poseidon)
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Neptunus (Poseidon) (Neptunuksen taru)
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die Geschichte des Neptun (Poseidon)
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