The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Urania

Family: Muses · Role: Muse · First appears: Fable 49

Fable 49

  • with Pegasus (Pegasus creates the fountain.) “However, the report is true, and Pegasus is the originator of this spring;”
  • with Pyreneus (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.’”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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