Ariadne (disambiguation)

A female first name - in use is the derivative Ariane; known bearers of the name are: Ariadne, a character in Greek mythology
The Holy Ariadne, name on 18 September
Ariadne ( empress ) ( † 515), Byzantine empress, wife of Zeno and Anastasius ' I.
Ariadne von Schirach

Next Ariadne stands for:

(43 ) Ariadne, an asteroid
Ariadne, the title of a mystery series from the argument Publisher
Ariadne ( Blacher ), a short opera by Boris Blacher
Ariadne Gallery, Vienna. It promotes young Austrian and international artists, such as the Austrian " Junge Wilde " in 1977, even before the style became fashionable.

The name Ariadne wore several German ships:

SMS Ariadne (1871 ), corvette Ariadne class of the Imperial Navy
SMS Ariadne (1900), Light Cruiser of the Gazelle class of the Imperial Navy
Ariadne (ship, 1889), a side wheel steamer in the coastal resort service to Helgoland and Sylt
Ariadne, the Dutch coastal defense ship Hr. Ms. Hertog Hendrik was used by the German Navy from 1940 to 1945 as an anti-aircraft ship
Ariadne, a single minesweeper Frauenlobstraße the class of the German Navy

As well as eight ships of the Royal Navy:

HMS Ariadne (1776 ), 20 -gun post ship. 1778 forced the USS Alfred (1774 ) to the task. 1814 sold.
HMS Ariadne (1805 ), in 1805 renamed HMS Dove, in 1806 renamed HMS Flight
HMS Ariadne (1816 ), 20 -gun post ship, 1837 converted to carbon transporters and sold 1841.
HMS Ariadne (1839 )
HMS Ariadne (1859 ), wooden screw frigate, in 1905 renamed HMS Actaeon, sold in 1922.
HMS Ariadne (1898), cruiser, converted to minelayer in 1917 and sunk as such the end of 1917 after torpedo hit.
HMS Ariadne (M65 ), minelayer, launched in 1943, sold for demolition in 1965.
HMS Ariadne ( F72 ), frigate, launched in 1971, in 1992 sold to the Chilean Navy and renamed General Baquedano. 2004 sunk as a practice target.

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