Herippe
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In a Greek folktale told by Parthenius, Herippe ( ), also known as Euthymia ( ), was a woman from Miletus, wife of Xanthus and mother of an unnamed two-year-old child. Herippe was carried off by invading Gauls, prompting her husband to go on a long journey to retrieve her back.
In a Greek folktale told by Parthenius, Herippe ( ), also known as Euthymia ( ), was a woman from Miletus, wife of Xanthus and mother of an unnamed two-year-old child. Herippe was carried off by invading Gauls, prompting her husband to go on a long journey to retrieve her back.
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