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Ceryneian Hind

Kerynitische Hirschkuh {f}myth.

keryneische Hindin {f} [oder: Keryneische Hindin]myth.

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hind

Hirschkuh {f}zool.

Hindin {f} [poet.]zool.

hind {adj}

hintere

hind leg

Hinterbein {n}zool.

Hinterlauf {m}zool.

hind toes

Hinterzehen {pl}orn.

hind lobe

Hinterlappen {m}

hind foot

Hinterfuß {m}zool.

hind limbs

Hintergliedmaßen {pl}zool.

hind legs

Hinterbeine {pl}zool.

Hinterläufe {pl}zool.

hind feet

Hinterfüße {pl}zool.

hind tarsi

Hintertarsen {pl}entom.

hind quarters {pl}

Hinterhand {f} [Pferd]equest.

hind paw

Hinterpfote {f}

hind margin

Hinterrand {m}

red deer hind

Rothirschkuh {f}zool.

hind foot [tarsus]

Rückfuß {m}anat.

harlequin hind [Cephalopholis polleni]

Harlekin-Zackenbarsch {m}fishT

vermilion hind [Cephalopholis oligosticta]

Vermilon-Zackenbarsch {m}fishT

• Angered by Heracles' success against the Nemean Lion and the Lernaean Hydra, Eurystheus (advised by Hera) devised an altogether different task for the hero, commanding Heracles to capture the Ceryneian Hind, a beast so fast it could outpace an arrow.
• The place is celebrated in Greek mythology as the location of the Ceryneian Hind, the capture of which was one of the Labours of Hercules.
• Among the most important works of art are the great Ram bronze of the third century BC from Syracuse, a Roman copy of a sculpture by Lysippus depicting Heracles catching the Ceryneian Hind and a Roman copy of a marble statue by Praxiteles depicting a satyr.
• The Ceryneian hind was sacred to Artemis. "The hind is said to have borne the inscription 'Taygete dedicated [...] to Artemis'."