Alcippe
- proper noun
- Literature
- In Greek mythology, Alcippe was known as the daughter of the war god Ares.
Examples
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The story of Alcippe explains why Ares was put on trial by the gods.
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Many ancient texts mention Alcippe in connection with the Areopagus in Athens.
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Wow! Alcippe is fascinating!
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Did Alcippe cause Ares' trial?
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In Greek mythology, Alcippe is depicted as the daughter of Ares, the god of war.
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The events surrounding Alcippe led to Ares' trial on the Areopagus, as recounted in ancient myths.
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Many historians study the role of Alcippe in the legend of Ares' trial by the other gods.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Alcippe in Greek myth was a daughter of the war god Ares, and her name comes from alkē 'strength' and hippos 'horse'. That meaning — a 'strong horse' — fits a story about power and battle, so the name suits her role in the myths.