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Greek pronunciation of Euterpe

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Euterpe, the Muse of Music in Greek mythology
Statue of Euterpe at the Achillion palace in Corfu, Greece

Euterpe, the so-called "Giver of Pleasure", was the Muse of Music.

At classical times, Euterpe became also associated with Lyric Poetry and sometimes Sports. Euterpe was mainly depicted holding a flute.

When the Greek river Strymon once lied with Euterpe, Euterpe brought to life a son with the name Rhesus. Rhesus was a hero of Homer' s Iliad, who was killed by Greek hero Diomedes during the Trojan War.





Muses in Greek Mythology

Calliope- Epic Poetry

Calliope Greek pronunciation of Calliope

Epic Poetry
Clio- History

Clio Greek pronunciation of Clio

History
Erato- Love Poetry

Erato Greek pronunciation of Erato

Love Poetry
Euterpe- Music

Euterpe Greek pronunciation of Euterpe

Music
Melpomene- Tragedy

Melpomene Greek pronunciation of Melpomene

Tragedy
Polyhymnia- Hymns

Polyhymnia Greek pronunciation of Polyhymnia

Hymns
Terpsichore- Dance

Terpsichore Greek pronunciation of Terpsichore

Dance
Thalia- Comedy

Thalia Greek pronunciation of Thalia

Comedy
Urania- Astronomy

Urania Greek pronunciation of Urania

Astronomy


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