Phineus

English Etymology en la Phineus, from en grc Φινεύς. Proper noun en Greek mythology Name of several characters in Greek mythology: en Q641065 A king of Salmydessus, Thrace. en Q1471454 A son of Belus, brother of Cepheus Translations name of several characters in Greek mythology French: fr Phinée m Latin Etymology la Phīneus :bor grc:Φινεύς + 1 Pronunciation Phīne_us Proper noun Phīneus<2> Phīne͡us la Phineus Q641065 la Phineus Q1471454 la Ovid Metamorphoses 5 230 234 Dīxit et in partem Phorcȳnida trānstulit illam,ad quam sē trepidō Phīneus obverterat ōre.Tunc quoque cōnantī sua vertere lūmina cervīxdēriguit, saxōque oculōrum indūruit ūmor. He spoke, and moved Medusa to that sidewhere Phineus had turned his trembling face:and as he struggled to avert his gazehis neck grew stiff; the moisture of his eyeswas hardened into stone. (Brookes Moore, Ed. 1922) Declension ((Phīneus<2>,Phīneus/Phīne<3.Greek>)) Descendants en Phineus 1 fr Phinée References