Comparative mythology corpus

Monstrous Sea Hazard At A Dangerous Strait

1 appearances across 1 tradition groups.

Evidence

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TraditionSourcePassageConfidenceEvidenceRecord
Roman The Metamorphoses of Ovid, Books VIII-XV EXPLANATION. / EXPLANATION. / BOOK THE FOURTEENTH. / EXPLANATION.; lines 10312-10415 high Scylla is described from Homer and other writers as terrifying, with twelve feet, six long necks, monstrous heads, and triple rows of teeth; another account lists different kinds of heads. record