myth of the androgyne

Summary

myth of the androgyne is a mythical group of characters^[1].

Key Facts

• myth of the androgyne authored Aristophanes^[2].
• myth of the androgyne authored Plato^[3].
• myth of the androgyne's instance of is recorded as mythical group of characters^[4].
• myth of the androgyne's instance of is recorded as creation story from a work of fiction^[5].
• myth of the androgyne's instance of is recorded as pourquoi story^[6].
• myth of the androgyne's genre is allegory^[7].
• myth of the androgyne is a type of Androgynos^[8].
• myth of the androgyne is part of Greek mythology^[9].
• myth of the androgyne's significant event is recorded as first man split in two to form mate^[10].
• myth of the androgyne's significant event is recorded as theomachism^[11].
• myth of the androgyne's significant event is recorded as magic cure of physical defect^[12].
• Aloadae inspired myth of the androgyne^[13].
• myth of the androgyne's represents is recorded as gender^[14].
• myth of the androgyne's represents is recorded as sexual orientation^[15].
• myth of the androgyne's represents is recorded as soulmate^[16].
• myth of the androgyne's described by source is recorded as Symposium^[17].
• myth of the androgyne's shape is recorded as sphere^[18].
• myth of the androgyne's published in is recorded as Symposium^[19].
• myth of the androgyne's different from is recorded as Androgynos^[20].
• myth of the androgyne's means of locomotion is recorded as cartwheel^[21].
• myth of the androgyne's not found in is recorded as Pauly–Wissowa^[22].

Body

Definition and Type

Recorded instance of include mythical group of characters^[4], creation story from a work of fiction^[5], and pourquoi story^[6]. myth of the androgyne is a type of Androgynos^[8].

Use and Application

myth of the androgyne is part of Greek mythology^[9].