Clymene

Clymene (Greek Κλυμένη, Latin Clymene ) is:

In Greek mythology:

• An epithet of Persephone
• Clymene ( daughter of Minyas ), of Cephalus or Phylacus mother of Iphicles of Iasos or Schoeneus mother of Atalante
• Clymene ( wife of Nauplius ), grand-daughter of Minos and mother of Palamedes and Nauplios Oiax
• Clymene ( Nereid ), a Nereid, see Nereid ( mythology)
• Clymene ( Oceanid ), a Oceanid and mother of Phaeton
• Clymene ( nymph ), a nymph, wife of Parthenopaios ( Hyginus Fabulae 71)
• A relative of Menelaus and Helen Begleitering to Troy ( Homer Iliad 3.144 ), see Helena ( mythology)
• An Amazon
• One in Athens worshiped with an altar shape
• Clymene (mother of Homer ) (Pausanias 10.24.3 )
• Daughter of Phegeos, Hesiod mother of Stesichorus

In addition:

• (104 ) Clymene, a main belt asteroid
• Clymene dolphin, a dolphin from the kind of spotted dolphins
• Fell in love with a Francus daughter of the Gallic king Dicée in the legend of the Trojan descent of the French

• Disambiguation