Περσεφόνεια
Περσεφόνεια, ας (ἡ) c. le suiv. Il. 9, 457 ; Od. 10, 494 ; 11, 635 ; Hh. Cer. 337, 493 ; Hés. Th. 912 ; Eur. Suppl. 271, etc. ||
➳ Épq. et ion. -είη, Od. 10, 491, 509, 534 ; 11, 47 ; Hh. Cer. 359 ; Hés. Th. 768.
Étym. Pour la parenté de Περσεφόνεια et de Περσεφόνη, cf. Πηνελόπεια et Πηνελόπη.
Περσεφόνεια
- (ἀγαυή, ἁγνή, Διὸς θυγάτηρ, ἐπαινή).
- Daughter of Zeus and Demeter (it is no doubt to be understood that it was to the union in Il. 14.326 that she owed her being) and wife of Hades Il. 9.457, 569: Od. 10.491, 494, 509, 534, 564, Od. 11.47, 213, 217, 226, 386, 635.
Περσεφόνεια : Persephone (Proserpina), daughter of Zeus and Demēter, wife of Hades and queen of the nether world, often termed ἐπαινή in Homer, Il. 9.457, Od. 10.494, 509, Od. 11.213, 217.