Cnossia
Misstress of Menelaus in Greek myth
Cnossia was a nymph or slave in Greek mythology. By Menelaus, king of Sparta, she mothered a son named Xenodamus. Due to her name, she is associated with the city of Cnossus on Crete.
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Cnossia
Misstress of Menelaus in Greek myth
Cnossia was a nymph or slave in Greek mythology. By Menelaus, king of Sparta, she mothered a son named Xenodamus. Due to her name, she is associated with the city of Cnossus on Crete.
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Cnossia was a nymph or slave in Greek mythology. By Menelaus, king of Sparta, she mothered a son named Xenodamus. Due to her name, she is associated with the city of Cnossus on Crete. Slaves were sometimes named for their backgrounds and Cnossia is elsewhere unattested as a proper name.
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