Aura (nimfa)
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It sits within the topics Consorts of Dionysus, Deeds of Artemis and Deeds of Eros.
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- Part of
- Greek mythology
- Gender
- female
- Father
- Lelantos
- Image
- Las Incantadas Louvre Ma1393 side A.jpg
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- unmarried partner
- Dionysus
- Commons category
- Aura (deity)
- different from
- Aurai
- described by source
- Pauly–Wissowa
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Article · Polski
Aura (stgr. Αὔρα Aúra, łac. Aura ‘Bryza’) – w mitologii greckiej nimfa frygijska szybka jak wiatr, łowczyni z orszaku Artemidy. Uchodziła za córkę i Okeanidy (lub Frygijki Periboi). Miała z bogiem Dionizosem dwóch bliźniaków, jednak w szale jednego z nich rozszarpała (przeżył jedynie Iakchos). Rzuciła się do rzeki Sangarios w Azji Mniejszej. Została przemieniona w źródło.
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