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	Anaxarete - Wikipedia, den fria encyklopedin
		Anaxarete var i grekisk mytologi en söt ung flicka från Cypern som herden Iphis var kär i.
	sv.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anaxarete

	The Fallen - www.ezboard.com
		Anaxarete created a costume that is cut low on her chest, but the rest of her costume is quite classy.
		Anaxarete thinks most people are good, as she has seen the worst there is, living in hell all this time.
		Anaxarete is very vocal now that she has returned to earth.
	p211.ezboard.com /fdbzheaven96793frm50.showMessage?topicID=1.topic

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.theezine.net /a/anaxarete.html

	X. Vertumnus and Pomona; Iphis and Anaxarete. Vols. I & II: Stories of Gods and Heroes. Bulfinch, Thomas. 1913. Age of Fable
		By chance the home of Anaxarete was on the street where the procession passed, and the lamentations of the mourners met the ears of her whom the avenging deity had already marked for punishment.
		I and II: Stories of Gods and Heroes > X. Vertumnus and Pomona; Iphis and Anaxarete
		“Iphis could not any longer endure the torments of hopeless love, and, standing before her doors, he spake these last words: ‘Anaxarete, you have conquered, and shall no longer have to bear my importunities.
	www.bartleby.com /181/101.html

	Iphis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		Anaxarete scorned him and Iphis killed himself in despair.
		Ovid also introduces us to another character from Greek mythology, also named Iphis, a Cypriot shepherd who loved a woman named Anaxarete.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iphis

	Anaxarete - Acadine Archive
		Anaxarete was maiden of Cyrus beloved by Iphis, who remained at the doors of her mansion uttering sighs and complaints.
		Next day the youth's funeral procession passed the house of Anaxarete, who, on gazing upon it, was turned into stone by Venus for her cruelty.
		She took no notice of him, or else derided his passion, till at last, so hopeless did his cause appear that he upbraided her and hanged himself at her doorpost.
	www.acadine.org /w/Anaxarete

	ANAXARETE
		Anaxarete (5 syl.) of Salamis was changed into stone for despising the love of Iphis, who hung himself.
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.websters-online-dictionary.org /An/Anaxarete.html

	Anaxarete - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd named Iphis.
		This page was last modified 01:12, 15 December 2004.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anaxarete

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.ukpedia.com /a/anaxarete.html

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/a/an/anaxarete.html

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.usapedia.com /a/anaxarete.html

	Petrification - Acadine Archive
		Anaxarete was turned to stone by Venus when she looked at the coffin of Iphis, who hung himself on her doorpost.
		Medusa was so ugly that she turned anyone who gazed upon her to stone.
		It is commonly found in stories of religion and mythology.
	www.acadine.org /w/Petrification

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
	www.therfcc.org /anaxarete-195057.html

	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 164 (v. 1)
		ANAXARETE ('Am£aplT7j), a maiden of the island of Cyprus, who belonged to the ancient fa mily of Teucer.
		On this page: An Axidamus – Anaxarete – Anaxias – Anaxibia – Anaxibius – Anaxicrates – Anaxidamus – Anaxilas – Anaxilaus
		She remained unmoved by the professions of love and lamentations of Iphis, who at last, in despair, hung himself at the door of her residence.
	ancientlibrary.com /smith-bio/0173.html

	Encyclopedia: Iphis
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd named Iphis.
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Iphis

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, '''Anaxarete''' was a Cyprus Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd named Iphis.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Anaxarete.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Anaxarete.html

	Omnipelagos.com ~ article "Iphis"
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
		As written in Homer's The Iliad, Iphis was also a name given to the mistress of Patroclus, Achilles' companion-in-arms.
	www.omnipelagos.com /entry?n=iphis

	Iphis - free-definition
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
	www.free-definition.com /Iphis.html

	Iphis - Freepedia
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
	en.freepedia.org /Iphis.html

	Anaxarete
		He killed himself in despair but Anaxarete was still not moved, so Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Anaxarete was a Cypriot maiden who refused the advances of a shepherd name Iphis.
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	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/anaxarete

	Near-East Goddesses Realm Inanna and Ishtar
		Other names connected with Anat are Avaris and Aphrodite Anaxarete, and she may, perhaps, be the same deity as Anatu (see Ishtar).
		She is said to have given birth to a wild bull that sprung from the union with her brother and lover, the Ugaritic/Syrian god Baal.
	inanna.virtualave.net /neareast.html

	Bulfinch Mythology Chapter 10
		By chance the home of Anaxarete was on the street where the procession passed, and the lamentations of the mourners met the ears of her whom the avenging deity had already marked for punishment.
		"Iphis could not any longer endure the torments of hopeless love, and, standing before her doors, he spake these last words: 'Anaxarete, you have conquered, and shall no longer have to bear my importunities.
		The mournful funeral passed through the town, and the pale corpse was borne on a bier to the place of the funeral pile.
	www.greekmythology.com /Books/Bulfinch/Untitled/untitled.html

	Iphis
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/I/Iphis.htm

	The Violators need two more members now - www.ezboard.com
		Anaxarete is hot and she's a villainous magic user.
		I think Anaxarete and Fusion would work (Can't remember any Fusion stories though), since they take some important roles (Osiris' and Metallion's, respectively).
		I think we should add Fuson, Evil Xerxes (Who gets a bio and a new name today whether he makes the team or not), and Anaxarete, along withone more person.
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	Vertumnus, Greek Mythology Link.
		To that purpose she told her the story of Iphis 5, who loved Anaxarete but, as he was mocked by her, hanged himself in front of her door, being later discovered by her, whose eyes stiffened before she turned into stone.
		Then she exhorted Pomona to pity his ardour and fear the goddesses—Aphrodite and Nemesis—who detest the hard of heart.
		Thus pleaded Vertumnus his cause, but in vain: Pomona was unmoved.
	homepage.mac.com /cparada/GML/Vertumnus.html

	Bullfinch's Mythology
		By chance the home of Anaxarete was on the street where the procession passed, and the lamentations of the mourners met the ears of her whom the avenging deity had already marked for punishment.
		"Iphis could not any longer endure the torments of hopeless love, and, standing before her doors, he spake these last words: 'Anaxarete, you have conquered, and shall no longer have to bear my importunities.
		The mournful funeral passed through the town, and the pale corpse was borne on a bier to the place of the funeral pile.
	www.mythhome.org /bfchapx.html

	metamorphoses_romulus_selections.htm
		The sound of mourning rose to the ears of stony-hearted Anaxarete, her house chancing to be near the street, where the sad procession passed.
		She took him to her breast, and embraced her son’s cold limbs, and when she had said all the words a distraught father could say, and done the things distraught mothers do, weeping, she led his funeral procession through the heart of the city, carrying the pallid corpse, on a bier, to the pyre.
		Still, she was roused, and said: “Let us see this miserable funeral” and went to a rooftop room with open windows.
	www.tabney.com /files/metamorphoses_romulus_selections.htm

	Iphis
		Because Anaxarete was still unmoved, Aphrodite changed her to stone.
		In Greek mythology, Iphis was a Cypriot shepherd who loved Anaxarete.
		As written in Homer's The Iliad, Iphis was also a name given to the mistress of Patroclus, Achilles' companion-in-arms.
	www.pillscatalog.net /Iphis.html

	Domus
		Anaxarete contributed 1 Post out of 17 Posts)
		Anaxarete contributed 2 Posts out of 253 Posts)
	ancientworlds.net /aw/Homesite/Posts/48447

	Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Anaxarete (5 syl.)
		Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference > Brewer’s Dictionary > Anaxarete (5 syl.)
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