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I am the nymph who nursed he infant Jupiter with goat milk what moon are you?
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I am the nymph who nursed the infant Jupiter with goat milk what moon am i?
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I am the nymph who nursed infant Jupiter with goat milk what moon am i?
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What moon is the nymph who nursed the infant Jupiter?
The moon Amalthea (Αμάλθεια) discovered in 1892. The name means ''tender goddess'' and the nymph is sometimes depicted as a goat.
Nymph who nursed the infant Jupiter with goats milk?
The moon Amalthea (Αμάλθεια) discovered in 1892. The name means ''tender goddess'' and the nymph is sometimes depicted as a goat.
The mother goat nursed her YEARLING?
Yes the mother goat (doe) nursed her Yearling (kid)
The mother goat nursed her YEANLING.?
I believe a mother goat would nurse her kid, or yearling.
Can you give goat or pet milk to a two week old infant?
A human infant? No, they do not have the proper enzymes to digest anything other than mother's milk/special formula
Why does Jupiter have more mass than Pluto?
it has at least 12 more nipples than a goat, thats why...
What can goat milk be used as?
feeding an infant (newborn baby) because of acid reflux Goat milk can be drunk, processed to make cheese, yoghurt, ice cream or used to make soaps, creams and lotions.
Should you add water to the goats milk?
That depends on your goal. Why are you using goat's milk? If you are using it as infant formula, ask your Doctor.
What is the etymology of cornucopia?
From Latin cornu copiæ "horn of plenty." 1503. Originally, it meant the horn of the goat Amalthea, who nurtured the infant Zeus.
Why is the goat so sacred in greek mythology?
The goat is sacred in Greek Mythology, because Cronus (Lord of the Titans, and father of Zeus) ate his children as soon as they were born. Rhea(Cronus' wife and sister) did not like this so she hid Zeus so Cronus couldn't swallow him. Zeus was raised by woodland nymphs and a nymph-goat. When Zeus was older, as thanks, he gave the nymphs the goat's horn and turned it into the cornucopia. He also hung the goat's image in the stars, as Capricorn.
