ame　and　painful　Woe；　and　the　Hesperides　who　guard　the　rich；　golden　apples　and　the　trees　bearing　fruit　beyond　glorious　Ocean。　　Also　she　bare　the　Destinies　and　ruthless　avenging　Fates；　Clotho　and　Lachesis　and　Atropos　（10）；　who　give　men　at　their　birth　both　evil　and　good　to　have；　and　they　pursue　the　transgressions　of　men　and　of　gods：　and　these　goddesses　never　cease　from　their　dread　anger　until　they　punish　the　sinner　with　a　sore　penalty。　　Also　deadly　Night　bare　Nemesis　（Indignation）　to　afflict　mortal　men；　and　after　her；　Deceit　and　Friendship　and　hateful　Age　and　hard…hearted　Strife。
  （ll。　226…232）　But　abhorred　Strife　bare　painful　Toil　and　Forgetfulness　and　Famine　and　tearful　Sorrows；　Fightings　also；　Battles；　Murders；　Manslaughters；　Quarrels；　Lying　Words；　Disputes；　Lawlessness　and　Ruin；　all　of　one　nature；　and　Oath　who　most　troubles　men　upon　earth　when　anyone　wilfully　swears　a　false　oath。
  （ll。　233…239）　And　Sea　begat　Nereus；　the　eldest　of　his　children；　who　is　true　and　lies　not：　and　men　call　him　the　Old　Man　because　he　is　trusty　and　gentle　and　does　not　forget　the　laws　of　righteousness；　but　thinks　just　and　kindly　thoughts。　　And　yet　again　he　got　great　Thaumas　and　proud　Phoreys；　being　mated　with　Earth；　and　fair…cheeked　Ceto　and　Eurybia　who　has　a　heart　of　flint　within　her。
  （ll。　240…264）　And　of　Nereus　and　rich…haired　Doris；　daughter　of　Ocean　the　perfect　river；　were　born　children　（11）；　passing　lovely　amongst　goddesses；　Ploto；　Eucrante；　Sao；　and　Amphitrite；　and　Eudora；　and　Thetis；　Galene　and　Glauce；　Cymothoe；　Speo；　Thoe　and　lovely　Halie；　and　Pasithea；　and　Erato；　and　rosy…armed　Eunice；　and　gracious　Melite；　and　Eulimene；　and　Agaue；　Doto；　Proto；　Pherusa；　and　Dynamene；　and　Nisaea；　and　Actaea；　and　Protomedea；　Doris；　Panopea；　and　comely　Galatea；　and　lovely　Hippothoe；　and　rosy…armed　Hipponoe；　and　Cymodoce　who　with　Cymatolege　（12）　and　Amphitrite　easily　calms　the　waves　upon　the　misty　sea　and　the　blasts　of　raging　winds；　and　Cymo；　and　Eione；　and　rich…crowned　Alimede；　and　Glauconome；　fond　of　laughter；　and　Pontoporea；　Leagore；　Euagore；　and　Laomedea；　and　Polynoe；　and　Autonoe；　and　Lysianassa；　and　Euarne；　lovely　of　shape　and　without　blemish　of　form；　and　Psamathe　of　charming　figure　and　divine　Menippe；　Neso；　Eupompe；　Themisto；　Pronoe；　and　Nemertes　（13）　who　has　the　nature　of　her　deathless　father。　　These　fifty　daughters　sprang　from　blameless　Nereus；　skilled　in　excellent　crafts。
  （ll。　265…269）　And　Thaumas　wedded　Electra　the　daughter　of　deep…　flowing　Ocean；　and　she　bare　him　swift　Iris　and　the　long…haired　Harpies；　Aello　（Storm…swift）　and　Ocypetes　（Swift…flier）　who　on　their　swift　wings　keep　pace　with　the　blasts　of　the　winds　and　the　birds；　for　quick　as　time　they　dart　along。
  （ll　270…294）　And　again；　Ceto　bare　to　Phoreys　the　fair…cheeked　Graiae；　sisters　grey　from　their　birth：　and　both　deathless　gods　and　men　who　walk　on　earth　call　them　Graiae；　Pemphredo　well…clad；　and　saffron…robed　Enyo；　and　the　Gorgons　who　dwell　beyond　glorious　Ocean　in　the　frontier　land　towards　Night　where　are　the　clear…　voiced　Hesperides；　Sthenno；　and　Euryale；　and　Medusa　who　suffered　a　woeful　fate：　she　was　mortal；　but　the　two　were　undying　and　grew　not　old。　　With　her　lay　the　Dark…haired　One　（14）　in　a　soft　meadow　amid　spring　flowers。　　And　when　Perseus　cut　off　her　head；　there　sprang　forth　great　Chrysaor　and　the　horse　Pegasus　who　is　so　called　because　he　was　born　near　the　springs　（pegae）　of　Ocean；　and　that　other；　because　he　held　a　golden　blade　（aor）　in　his　hands。　　Now　Pegasus　flew　away　and　left　the　earth；　the　mother　of　flocks；　and　came　to　the　deathless　gods：　and　he　dwells　in　the　house　of　Zeus　and　brings　to　wise　Zeus　the　thunder　and　lightning。　　But　Chrysaor　was　joined　in　love　to　Callirrhoe；　the　daughter　of　glorious　Ocean；　and　begot　three…headed　Geryones。　　Him　mighty　Heracles　slew　in　sea…girt　Erythea　by　his　shambling　oxen　on　that　day　when　he　drove　the　wide…browed　oxen　to　holy　Tiryns；　and　had　crossed　the　ford　of　Ocean　and　killed　Orthus　and　Eurytion　the　herdsman　in　the　dim　stead　out　beyond　glorious　Ocean。
  （ll。　295…305）　And　in　a　hollow　cave　she　bare　another　monster；　irresistible；　in　no　wise　like　either　to　mortal　men　or　to　the　undying　gods；　even　the　goddess　fierce　Echidna　who　is　half　a　nymph　with　glancing　eyes　and　fair　cheeks；　and　half　again　a　huge　snake；　great　and　awful；　with　speckled　skin；　eating　raw　flesh　beneath　the　secret　parts　of　the　holy　earth。　　And　there　she　has　a　cave　deep　down　under　a　hollow　rock　far　from　the　deathless　gods　and　mortal　men。　　There；　then；　did　the　gods　appoint　her　a　glorious　house　to　dwell　in：　and　she　keeps　guard　in　Arima　beneath　the　earth；　grim　Echidna；　a　nymph　who　dies　not　nor　grows　old　all　her　days。
  （ll。　306…332）　Men　say　that　Typhaon　the　terrible；　outrageous　and　lawless；　was　joined　in　love　to　her；　the　maid　with　glancing　eyes。　　So　she　conceived　and　brought　forth　fierce　offspring；　first　she　bare　Orthus　the　hound　of　Geryones；　and　then　again　she　bare　a　second；　a　monster　not　to　be　overcome　and　that　may　not　be　described；　Cerberus　who　eats　raw　flesh；　the　brazen…voiced　hound　of　Hades；　fifty…headed；　relentless　and　strong。　　And　again　she　bore　a　third；　the　evil…minded　Hydra　of　Lerna；　whom　the　goddess；　white…armed　Hera　nourished；　being　angry　beyond　measure　with　the　mighty　Heracles。　　And　her　Heracles；　the　son　of　Zeus；　of　the　house　of　Amphitryon；　together　with　warlike　Iolaus；　destroyed　with　the　unpitying　sword　through　the　plans　of　Athene　the　spoil…driver。　　She　was　the　mother　of　Chimaera　who　breathed　raging　fire；　a　creature　fearful；　great；　swift…footed　and　strong；　who　had　three　heads；　one　of　a　grim…eyed　lion；　in　her　hinderpart；　a　dragon；　and　in　her　middle；　a　goat；　breathing　forth　a　fearful　blast　of　blazing　fire。　　Her　did　Pegasus　and　noble　Bellerophon　slay；　but　Echidna　was　subject　in　love　to　Orthus　and　brought　forth　the　deadly　Sphinx　which　destroyed　the　Cadmeans；　and　the　Nemean　lion；　which　Hera；　the　good　wife　of　Zeus；　brought　up　and　made　to　haunt　the　hills　of　Nemea；　a　plague　to　men。　　There　he　preyed　upon　the　tribes　of　her　own　people　and　had　power　over　Tretus　of　Nemea　and　Apesas：　yet　the　strength　of　stout　Heracles　overcame　him。
  （ll。　333…336）　And　Ceto　was　joined　in　love　to　Phorcys　and　bare　her　youngest；　the　awful　snake　who　guards　the　apples　all　of　gold　in　the　secret　places　of　the　dark　earth　at　its　great　bounds。　　This　is　the　offspring　of　Ceto　and　Phoreys。
  （ll。　334…345）　And　Tethys　bare　to　Ocean　eddying　rivers；　Nilus；　and　Alpheus；　and　deep…swirling　Eridanus；　Strymon；　and　Meander；　and　the　fair　stream　of　Ister；　and　Phasis；　and　Rhesus；　and　the　silver　eddies　of　Achelous；　Nessus；　and　Rhodius；　Haliacmon；　and　Heptaporus；　Granicus；　and　Aesepus；　and　holy　Simois；　and　Peneus；　and　Hermus；　and　Caicus　fair　stream；　and　great　Sangarius；　Ladon；　Parthenius；　Euenus；　Ardescus；　and　divine　Scamander。
  （ll。　346…370）　Also　she　brought　forth　a　holy　company　of　daughters　（15）　who　with　the　lord　Apollo　and　the　Rivers　have　youths　in　their　keeping　　to　this　charge　Zeus　appointed　them　　Peitho；　and　Admete；　and　Ianthe；　and　Electra；　and　Doris；　and　Prymno；　and　Urania　divine　in　form；　Hippo；　Clymene；　Rhodea；　and　Callirrhoe；　Zeuxo　and　Clytie；　and　Idyia；　and　Pasithoe；　Plexaura；　and　Galaxaura；　and　lovely　Dione；　Melobosis　and　Thoe　and　handsome　Polydora；　Cerceis　lovely　of　form；　and　soft　eyed　Pluto；　Perseis；　Ianeira；　Acaste；　Xanthe；　Petraea　the　fair；　Menestho；　and　Europa；　Metis；　and　Eurynome；　and　Telesto　saffron…clad；　Chryseis　and　Asia　and　charming　Calypso；　Eudora；　and　Tyche；　Amphirho；　and　Ocyrrhoe；　and　Styx　who　is　the　chiefest　of　them　all。　　These　are　the　eldest　daughters　that　sprang　from　Ocean　and　Tethys；　but　there　are　many　besides。　　For　there　are　three　thousand　neat…ankled　daughters　of　Ocean　who　are　dispersed　far　and　wide；　and　in　every　place　alike　serve　the　earth　and　the　deep　waters；　children　who　are　glorious　among　goddesses。　　And　as　many　other　rivers　are　there；　babbling　as　they　flow；　sons　of　Ocean；　whom　queenly　Tethys　bare；　but　their　names　it　is　hard　for　a　mortal　man　to　tell；　but　people　know　those　by　which　they　severally　dwell。
  （ll。　371…374）　And　Theia　was　subject　in　love　to　Hyperion　and　bare　great　Helius　（Sun）　and　clear　Selene　（Moon）　and　Eos　（Dawn）　who　shines　upon　all　that　are　on　earth　and　upon　the　deathless　Gods　who　live　in　the　wide　heaven。
  （ll。　375…377）　And　Eurybia；　bright　goddess；　was　joined　in　love　to　Crius　and　bare　great　Astraeus；　and　Pallas；　and　Perses　who　also　was　eminent　among　all　men　in　wisdom。
  （ll。　378…382）　And　Eos　bare　to　Astraeus　the　strong…hearted　winds；　brightening　Zephyrus；　and　Boreas；　headlong　in　his　course；　and　Notus；　　a　goddess　mating　in　love　with　a　god。　　And　after　these　Erigenia　（16）　bare　the　star　Eosphorus　（Dawn…bringer）；　and　the　gleaming　stars　with　which　heaven　is　crowned。
  （ll。　383…403）　And　Styx　the　daughter　of　Ocean　was　joined　to　Pallas　and　bare　Zelus　（Emulation）　and　trim…ankled　Nike　（Victory）　in　the　house。　　Also　she　brought　forth　Cratos　（Strength）　and　Bia　（Force）；　wonderful　children。　　These　have　no　house　apart　from　Zeus；　nor　any　dwelling　nor　path　except　that　wherein　God　leads　them；　but　they　dwell　always　with　Zeus　the　loud…thunderer。　　For　so　did　Styx　the　deathless　daughter　of　Ocean　plan　on　that　day　when　the　Olympian　Lightener　called　all　the　deathless　gods　to　great　Olympus；　and　said　that　whosoever　of　the　gods　would　fight　with　him　against　the　Titans；　he　would　not　cast　him　out　from　his　rights；　but　each　sh