Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 313
he who should be born of her should be more powerful than
his father; and for fear of this, he gave her in marriage to one
Peleus. Subsequently he had intercourse with Persephone,
who was his own daughter by Ceres and by her be begot Dionysius,
who was torn in pieces by the Titans. But calling to
mind, it is supposed that his own father Saturn might beget
another son, who might be more powerful than himself, and
might expel him from the kingdom, he went to war with his
father, along with his brothers the Titans; and having beaten
them, he at last threw his father into prison, and cut off his
genitals, and threw them into the sea. But the blood which
flowed from the wound, being mixed with the waves, and
turned into foam by the constant churning, produced her
whom they call Aphrodite, and whom with us they call Venus.
From his intercourse with her who was thus his own sister,
they say that this same Jupiter begot Cypris, who, they say,
was the mother of Cupid.
Chapter XXI: A Black Catalogue
Thus much of his incests; I shall now speak of his adulteries.
He defiled Europa, the wife of Oceanus, of whom was
born Dodonaeus; Helen, the wife of Pandion, of whom Musaeus;
Eurynome, the wife of Asopus, of whom Ogygias; Hermione,
the wife of Oceanus, of whom the Graces, Thalia,
Euphrosyne, Aglaia; Themis, his own sister, of whom the
Hours, Eurynomia, Dice, Irene; Themisto, the daughter of Inachus,
of whom Arcas; Idaea, the daughter of Minos, of whom
Asterion; Phoenissa, the daughter of Alphion, of whom Eudymion;
Io, the daughter of Inachus, of whom Epaphus; Hippodamia
and Isione, daughters of Danaus, of whom Hippodamia
was the wife of Olenus, and Isione of Orchomenus or Chryses;
Carme, the daughter of Phoenix, of whom was born Britomartis,
who was an attendant of Diana; Callisto, the daughter of
Lycaon, of whom Orcas; Lybee, the daughter of Munantius, of
whom Belus; Latona, of whom Apollo and Diana; Leandia, the
daughter of Enrymedon, of whom Coron; Lysithea, the daughter
of Evenus, of whom Helenus; Hippodamia, the daughter of