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Castor And Pollux Argonauts. They were particularly associated with horses and sports. Castor and pollux (or polydeuces)—also known as the dioscuri—were heroic twin brothers from sparta. Castor and pollux were considered protectors of sailors and were often called upon for help during sea voyages. Castor and pollux, the twin tricksters. The tradition most generally accepted is, that pollux and helen were the children of zeus and leda, while castor and clytemnestra were the children of. Castor and pollux (the dioscuri) are figures from greek and roman mythology considered the twin sons of zeus or jupiter. Brought together by a young man’s call for. Castor was the mortal son of tyndareus, the king of sparta, while pollux was the divine son of zeus. Castor is known for his skills. Castor and pollux, known as the dioscuri, were born to leda, queen of sparta, but had different fathers. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had different fathers:. The boreads, sons of the north wind who could hurtle through the air. Pollux was the son of zeus, the.

Castor was the mortal son of tyndareus, the king of sparta, while pollux was the divine son of zeus. Castor and pollux, the twin tricksters. Pollux was the son of zeus, the. Brought together by a young man’s call for. Castor and pollux were considered protectors of sailors and were often called upon for help during sea voyages. Castor is known for his skills. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had different fathers:. Castor and pollux (the dioscuri) are figures from greek and roman mythology considered the twin sons of zeus or jupiter. They were particularly associated with horses and sports. The boreads, sons of the north wind who could hurtle through the air.

An Italian Bronze Group of Castor and Pollux, after the antique, by

Castor And Pollux Argonauts They were particularly associated with horses and sports. They were both sons of leda, the queen of sparta, though they had different fathers:. Castor and pollux were considered protectors of sailors and were often called upon for help during sea voyages. Castor and pollux, the twin tricksters. Castor and pollux (the dioscuri) are figures from greek and roman mythology considered the twin sons of zeus or jupiter. The tradition most generally accepted is, that pollux and helen were the children of zeus and leda, while castor and clytemnestra were the children of. Castor was the mortal son of tyndareus, the king of sparta, while pollux was the divine son of zeus. Castor and pollux (or polydeuces)—also known as the dioscuri—were heroic twin brothers from sparta. The boreads, sons of the north wind who could hurtle through the air. They were particularly associated with horses and sports. Castor and pollux, known as the dioscuri, were born to leda, queen of sparta, but had different fathers. Pollux was the son of zeus, the. Castor is known for his skills. Brought together by a young man’s call for.