The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Nysa

Role: Nyseian Nymph · First appears: Fable 34

Life events

  • The Nyseian Nymphs conceal Bacchus in caves and nourish him with milk.(Fable34)

Fable 34

  • ward: Bacchus (Nysa is identified as the female who nursed Bacchus.) “Servius, in his commentary on the sixth Eclogue of Virgil (l. 15), says that Nysa was the name of the female that nursed Bacchus.”
  • parent: Oceanus (Nysa is identified as Oceanus’s daughter.) “Hyginus also speaks of her as being the daughter of Oceanus.”
  • with Hyginus (Hyginus identifies Nysa’s parentage.) “Hyginus also speaks of her as being the daughter of Oceanus.”

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