Eurynome

Eurynome (Εὐρυνόμη) is the name of several characters from Greek mythology:

1. Eurinome, an ocean, daughter of Ocean and Tetis. Spouse of Ofion, she was a mother with Zeus of the three Carites.
2. With the name of Eurínome, Artemisa was worshipped in the archaic city of Figalia, where he had a temple that only opened once a year to make public and private sacrifices. The statue of the goddess, which was tied with gold chains, represented it with a fish tail instead of legs, which leaves the hypothesis that the cults of Artemisa and the oceanide described above were found in one.
3. Eurínome, a daughter of Doriclo de Lemnos, who married Codro. She was very unhappy about believing the rumors that her husband had married another woman in Thrace.
4. Eurinome, a daughter of Iphitus and mother, with Talaus, of Adrasto, king of Argos and leader of the expedition of the Seven against Thebes.
5. Eurínome, a daughter of Niso, king of Megara, who was married to Glauco. With the god Poseidon was the mother of Belerofonte.
6. Eurínome, a nymph daughter of Occhamus of Persia and the mother of Leocotoe, the beloved of Helios.
7. Eurínome, the wife of King Lycurgo, with him had Anfidamant, Epoch, Ancestor and Yasos.
8. Eurínome, a servant of Odysseus who wished the death of Penelope's suitors.

Eurynome or Kabus

1. Princess of death, chief devil according to some demonomans; rejected daughter of Asmodeus, has large and sharp fangs, her body can change shape according to the nightmare of people or other demons, covers her body with fox skin, feeds on bodies.

Fonts

• Apoldore, Library i, iii.
• Apolonio de Rodas i.
• Hesiod, Theogony 908.
• Higino, Fables 70.
• Homer, Iliad xviii.
• Homer, Odyssey xvii, xviii.
• Nono, Dionysy ii.
• Ovid, Metamorphosis iv.
• Pauses, Description of Greece viii.
• Tzetzes, About Licofron 1191.
• Valerio Flaco, Argonáuticas ii.