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Polifemo

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cíclope de la mitología griega

Key facts

Mythical creature.image
9896 - Ulysses and Polyphemos, (2nd century AD) - Catania, Castello Ursino - Photo by Giovanni Dall'Orto, October 28 2016 cropped.jpg
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Polyphemus' blinding by Odysseus and his men on a 2nd-century Roman sarcophagus, Castello Ursino Museum
Mythical creature.name
Polyphemus
Mythical creature.Folklore
Greek mythology
Mythical creature.Grouping
Cyclopes
Mythical creature.Family
Poseidon (father) Thoosa (mother)
Mythical creature.Region
Sicily

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
cyclops
Gender
male
Father
Poseidon
Mother
Thoosa
Image
Jakob Jordaens 009.jpg
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Commons category
Polyphemus
unmarried partner
Galatea
present in work
Odyssey
ethnic group
cyclops
different from
Polyphemus
name in native language
Πολύφημος
worshipped by
Greek mythology
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En la mitología griega, Polifemo (en griego antiguo, Πολύφημος Polyphêmos: 'de muchas palabras') es el más famoso de los cíclopes, hijo de Poseidón y la ninfa Toosa. Se le suele representar como un horrible ogro barbudo con un solo ojo en la frente, los colmillos de sable enormes y las orejas puntiagudas de un sátiro, lo que le hace diferente de los humanos.

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