The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Pyreneus

Family: Thrace · Role: prince · First appears: Fable 49

Life events

  • Pyreneus throws himself from his tower and dies from the fall.(Fable49)
    • “And then, in his insanity, he threw himself from the height of the summit of the tower, and fell upon his face, and with the bones of his skull thus broken, he struck the ground stained with his accursed blood.”

Fable 49

  • with Urania (Pyreneus invites Urania and the other Muses into his house.) “We were making for the temple of Parnassus; he beheld us going, and adoring our Divinities[30] in a feigned worship he said (for he had recognized us), ‘O Mnemonian maids, stop, and do not scruple, I pray, under my roof to avoid the bad weather and the showers (for it was raining); oft have the Gods above entered more humble cottages.’”

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